True Left

"What would you say to those who don't like the current leader, and at the same time don't wish to emigrate because they claim to prefer their current culture and people over that of any other country they could possibly emigrate to?"

They cannot then claim to be tyrannized (see below).

"1. They begrudgingly stay in their current country and accept the current regime, which in a way hurts the folkish sorting."

Which is why we also need state control over reproduction as a method of folkish filtering to cover those who do not want to do folkish sorting.

"2. They attempt to overthrow the current regime and install their own regime."

I fully expect them to try this in reality. The point is, by us making it clear from the outset that our regime allows them to leave at any time they want, and that it was they who turned down our offer and instead decided to overthrow us, we have the moral high ground. In contrast, if (as with communist countries) the regime prohibits emigration, then it is the rebels who have the moral high ground on account of a valid claim of being victims of tyranny.