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davislane1
I see where you're coming from but that kind of thinking is stuck in the past and too late. The people (I'm talking legally) are already here from all kinds of nations and cultures. They are the "people" of nation and as so the nation must reflect all of their views, on top of that the arguement is broken by one question: what is the "white" cultural identity in America? Is it the catholic conservative? Is it the liberal hippie? Is it the moderate middle class? And what is the culture that is unifying for all the different white people? And when do they not over lap with other sub cultures like Black, Hispanic, Asian, etc? America invted Rock, Jazz, Blues, which were influenced by music from other cultures. Pizza is very American, but is based on Italian culture. The Matrix, a great American "white" film, takes heavy influences from East Asian martial art films. It's too late, conversion is happening and instead of trying to stick your head in the sand, why not be a part of it?
Going to do this in numbered format for ease of reading.
1. People "already here" is why I mentioned 1965 immigration changes and said the US is doomed. Sometime within the next 20 years this country will split, legally speaking because of the interests of the people on the continent.
2. "What is white" isn't a refutation of the argument, its supporting evidence. It's also why white nationalists will never achieve what they claim to want. Whites are only "white" until someone brings up their German or Scandanavian heritage. This is why Europe consists of multiple countries that have warred with one another over the centuries.
Diversity is real, and it has bigger implications than music and food.
3. American diversity will have the same end result as every other multicultural territory: a very big, very bloody war. This has been the case across all of history. And it's always happened during the "current year."
4. I am a part of the diversity you speak of. I'm multiracial and have history on both sides of the family that made or participated in "cultural enrichment."
5. It is too late. The political discussion now isn't about changing minds--the real-world results will do that. What you're seeing now, even on these forums, is partitioning.