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Topic	How are people still dumb enough to fall for nationalism?
NINExATExSEVEN 09/17/17 9:05:09 AM #48:	@Fam_Fam Maybe i should've been a little more clear. But keep in mind that I'm not talking about western countries outside of Europe. America, Canada, Australia have never been homogeneous besides the indigenous people obviously, but the current form of these countries was built on the premise of diversity. Homogenous countries were/are not. But realistically diversity is not bad when done well. When it's incorporated at a steady pace where people can make it their own, you get wonderful results. But people are skeptical about the way it's being incorporated in the West today. Specifically the sheer speed of it. Western European countries that are homogeneous or at least mostly homogeneous like Germany and France are having so much immigration that it's a shock to the system. These western countries can't adapt to or incorporate all these different cultures into their OWN culture fast enough to make it a melting pot and instead they're getting a salad bowl. It's hard to argue against the social evidence that the way multiculturalism has been tried in the last 50 years has had many negatives in western Europe and the tensions are only rising. Even Japan is struggling with the reality that they might have to accept mass immigration due to their shrinking population. The change is simply happening way too fast for these countries to adapt and others who see this are saying "we don't want that here". --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... Dubstep song of the week http://youtu.be/MmVHWPdI5d0 <cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted [p:886756676] in How are pe... [t:75777733]...</cite> <quote>@Fam_Fam Maybe i should've been a little more clear. But keep in mind that I'm not talking about western countries outside of Europe. America, Canada, Australia have never been homogeneous besides the indigenous people obviously, but the current form of these countries was built on the premise of diversity. Homogenous countries were/are not. But realistically diversity is not bad when done well. When it's incorporated at a steady pace where people can make it their own, you get wonderful results. But people are skeptical about the way it's being incorporated in the West today. Specifically the sheer speed of it. Western European countries that are homogeneous or at least mostly homogeneous like Germany and France are having so much immigration that it's a shock to the system. These western countries can't adapt to or incorporate all these different cultures into their OWN culture fast enough to make it a melting pot and instead they're getting a salad bowl. It's hard to argue against the social evidence that the way multiculturalism has been tried in the last 50 years has had many negatives in western Europe and the tensions are only rising. Even Japan is struggling with the reality that they might have to accept mass immigration due to their shrinking population. The change is simply happening way too fast for these countries to adapt and others who see this are saying "we don't want that here". --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... Dubstep song of the week http://youtu.be/MmVHWPdI5d0</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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