If everyone is inside, then outside has no meaning.
As always, the emotionally detached narrative of egalitarianism, works to, in a Hayekian sense, and in my personal opinion, alienation, precisely because it does not recognize the biological imperative of tribalism.
It argues it is an anti-tribalism, but in my assessment and experience, they would be unable to cohere in any way without constant violence directed at the supposed “haters”.
It is a little known fact, but in my recollection a quite true one, that Hitler intended to build a museum detailing Jewish culture: https://furtherglory.wordpress.com/2010/09/05/hitlers-proposed-museum-of-an-extinct-race/
Even if he had succeeded in killing all Jews, there still would have been a place to come to hate their memory, and commemorate, together, the victory of the National Socialists in their eugenic success.
Dogs are friendly animals, but not to strangers. There are a couple dogs that bark at me and my dogs every morning when I walk them. Those same dogs are no doubt very friendly inside the house. Dogs are territorial animals. You can train it out of them, but they are born that way. My dog, every time that dog barks at us, pees on the ground, then does a ritual claw dig, throwing grass behind her, every time. She is marking her territory, saying “you get that; I get this. You claim that for your master: I claim this for my master.” She was born that way. I did not teach her to do this obviously, although I could in theory train it out of her.
I would consider these observations facts, and worth treating as such. Any successful purposive activity must, in my view, begin with important truths.