An example. Are the French Germanic, Celtic, or Roman? All had a part in the making of that country, and the people and culture are mixed. If anything they are more Romanized, as there is hardly any memory of a Germanic cultural heritage and only a bit here and there of the Celtic outside of Britanny. I could deconstruct the Romans too, a mixture of Italic, Latin, and Etruscan elements that in turn derive from still older parts. We aren’t going to be seeing any Sabine revivalism, or Samnite, or Etruscan, or Volscian. The problem is that if you let this type of thinking slide it leave you with nothing. Some take a leap of logic that, because there is no real identity in question, that unlimited immigration(welfare and economic) is fine because there will be no change anyway. Europe has “always been a melting pot(a lot like Americanism)” and there is no such thing as a European because everyone is the same. I think this is especially absurd for a pagan, though. A Christian might not care, they can convert the incoming groups.