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[–] 1Sorry_SOB 1 point 8 points (+9|-1) ago 

"These are not our values" "Nation of immigrants". and other persuasion tools, to get Americans to go along with something they normally wouldn't go along with.

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[–] OrdinaryFaggot [S] 1 point 3 points (+4|-1) ago 

The nation of immigrants / melting pot meme is a good one.

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[–] FauxSluice 2 points 3 points (+5|-2) ago 

I still believe in the melting pot idea. The important aspect of that metaphor is the melting part. People can't immigrate whole-cloth and bring their culture with them. People come here, are broken down back into individuals, melting away the shackles of their culture, and then the person - not the trappings of their history, is integrated into America.

I like that idea. And I prefer 'Mutts' to 'Purebreds'. I'm not in panic about 'them' taking 'our' women, because I am going to choose and mate with who I want. [Within reason, Natalie Portman is taken and she's starting to get a little obnoxious anyway]

I don't understand why people don't realize that although racial and cultural hegemony leads to greater peace, it still leads to stagnation and extinction without infusions of new genetic code and ideas.

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[–] Delacourt ago  (edited ago)

"These are not our values", meanwhile our values are never defined other than "diversity", "tolerance", and nothing else.

I remember that BBC video that basically said Britain's values were simply "diversity" and "tolerance". If that's the case, then what on earth makes it Britain?