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Topic	Never be afraid to stand up for social justice.
NINExATExSEVEN 10/14/17 10:39:45 AM #32:	CrimsonRage posted... NINExATExSEVEN posted... Horus_DeMarcus posted... NINExATExSEVEN posted... LolTownz posted... do all the other cultures believe in diversity and multiculturalism tho "Diversity is our strength!" observes that all diverse countries have social problems that didn't exist beforehand Those problems are largely caused by racism. Not by diversity. It's human nature to cluster into groups. Until we overcome tribalism, the human race is gonna be marred by tragedy. @Horus_DeMarcus I wouldn't say it's caused by racism but more by people naturally preferring to be around their own race, then within that race preferring to be around their ethnic group, and finally cultural group which is usually their ethnic group. This is just how people are so it's hard to call it racism if it's unconscious bias. As long as there are differences there will be social conflict and division in diverse countries. @NINExATExSEVEN, I don't understand how you can be so anti-diversity when you yourself are a product of it. :\ You're literally arguing against a society where you can be comfortable. In Japan, a mostly homogeneous society, even people who are half-Japanese and half-Korean are looked down upon. Do you consider that good or fair? @CrimsonRage I'm not ant-diversity because like you said i'm a product of it. I appreciate diversity in America, Canada and Australia since those countries started off as diverse and only grew more diverse. What i am againt though is non European diversiy in Europe because those countries are homogeneous and have thousands of years of culture and identity that could be eroded by mass immigration. But to fair i'm not againt non European diversiy completely either, i just realize that the way it's implemented right now is very flawed. People are coming in extraordinary numbers and not assimilating enough or many times at all. Especially the Muslim populations. If people would be able to assimilate quickly and add the positive parts of their culture to the bigger culture while discarding the bad, I would love it honestly. That would be nice. But for me today's version of diversity just feels like an attack on Europe's culture and identity. I hope that changes. --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... <cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted [p:888414669] in Never be a... [t:75866228]...</cite> <quote><cite>CrimsonRage posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Horus_DeMarcus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LolTownz posted...</cite> <quote>do all the other cultures believe in diversity and multiculturalism tho</quote> "Diversity is our strength!" observes that all diverse countries have social problems that didn't exist beforehand</quote> Those problems are largely caused by racism. Not by diversity. It's human nature to cluster into groups. Until we overcome tribalism, the human race is gonna be marred by tragedy.</quote> @Horus_DeMarcus I wouldn't say it's caused by racism but more by people naturally preferring to be around their own race, then within that race preferring to be around their ethnic group, and finally cultural group which is usually their ethnic group. This is just how people are so it's hard to call it racism if it's unconscious bias. As long as there are differences there will be social conflict and division in diverse countries.</quote> @NINExATExSEVEN, I don't understand how you can be so anti-diversity when you yourself are a product of it. :\ You're literally arguing against a society where you can be comfortable. In Japan, a mostly homogeneous society, even people who are half-Japanese and half-Korean are looked down upon. Do you consider that good or fair?</quote> @CrimsonRage I'm not ant-diversity because like you said i'm a product of it. I appreciate diversity in America, Canada and Australia since those countries started off as diverse and only grew more diverse. What i am againt though is non European diversiy in Europe because those countries are homogeneous and have thousands of years of culture and identity that could be eroded by mass immigration. But to fair i'm not againt non European diversiy completely either, i just realize that the way it's implemented right now is very flawed. People are coming in extraordinary numbers and not assimilating enough or many times at all. Especially the Muslim populations. If people would be able to assimilate quickly and add the positive parts of their culture to the bigger culture while discarding the bad, I would love it honestly. That would be nice. But for me today's version of diversity just feels like an attack on Europe's culture and identity. I hope that changes. --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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