A mix of cultures

A great man named Nietzsche wrote in his book and to simplify it ;" Every nations border is built upon its culture ". The same values, the same virtues and the same ideals has to be one within those borders to avoid conflicts.. Its not mathematics, its common sense..

The one world, one religion, one new world order is not about wars, famine and starvation.. Its about peace, love and safety.. Its about stepping away from the nomadic lives our ancestors had ..

A diversity in any nation will not destroy it, however a mix of cultural beliefs will..

What do you think?

a reply to: LauGhing0ne

if you could separate people form their beliefs and cultural backgrounds then yes it would be great, if a mix of people have the same standard in terms of attitude, ideology and priorities from different parts of the world got together then sure what would the harm be?

Problem is you CAN'T separate people from their "cultural" background, we all carry that with us, and some cultures, ideas and ideals are simply not compatible.
Cultural diversity is something that we all want, in an idealized form, but the reality is we are not all compatible, and all that happens is that people in any given city will self segregate, instead of becoming one, we fracture into smaller subgroups, and all that does is decrease the efficiency or even stability of any given city.

And it doesn't take god knows what to see this: i worked at a helpdesk for a few years, so as usual you had all the teams divided by language, even if we all knew each other since we worked in the same open area, inevitably, the germans would rather hang out with germans, italians with italians and so forth...we naturally gravitate to the similar/familiar, that's why multi cultural ism cannot work today.

originally posted by: LauGhing0ne
What do you think?

There is no "NWO plan" to have a single religion, a single nation. This NWO they talk about is an economic one. It's about removing barriers to trade so the world is united in a joyous ultra-liberal globalized market, and the corporations become the new powers ruling our lives.


This world cannot evolve into a single religion, a single culture, a single language, a single nation, without physically eliminating everyone who represents an outsider.

It's not going to happen.

It's not the goal of the globalists. It never was, it never will be.


Globalists only care about a worldwide market rid of the hassles represented by local interests

a reply to: IShotMyLastMuse

Coming from a Sri Lankan background but raised in a predominantly white community, I feel comfortable with any and every ethnicity - I don't gravitate towards 'my own'. Having also worked in a company in the city where there were a tonne of European translators, I've never noticed that trend of exclusivity within their social groups either.

I'd say in your case, it's a bit like people within department hanging out with each other because they're used to each other from spending their working hours together and nothing to do with ethnic background.

Multiculturalism does work, we just need to learn to wise up, not believe everything we read and not seek to reinforce our biases as we're ultimately just weakening ourselves.

a reply to: atlasinme

Multiculturalism does work, we just need to learn to wise up, not believe everything we read and not seek to reinforce our biases as we're ultimately just weakening ourselves.

please elaborate, id like to hear it

originally posted by: LauGhing0ne
a reply to: atlasinme

Multiculturalism does work, we just need to learn to wise up, not believe everything we read and not seek to reinforce our biases as we're ultimately just weakening ourselves.

please elaborate, id like to hear it

Anyone with an honest and critical mind can only see looking at the history of mankind that clash of cultures create conflicts and also the most fertile periods of intellectual development.

Even the US were from the start created by different cultures, from many different countries, languages and religions. And it's the reason why this young nation was initially so dynamic and prosperous.


Today anyone raising the "problems" of "multiculturalism" is in fact voicing his concerns about the threats of political islam, or simply and basically a form of casual racism.

You can't say multiculturalism doesn't work while most nations and cultures today are in fact the result of the clashes and then blending of more ancient cultures.


What you have in this world though is people afraid of changes, and people liking them. And people saying multiculturalism is wrong are usually very afraid of changes.


When you think about it, political islam is actually the antithesis of multiculturalism. It wants nothing short of a single culture worldwide. Being in favor of multicultural societies is in fact being against the political project of totalitarian Islam.

a reply to: SpaceGoatFart

World isnt that complex, i wanted to hear how the poster think it could work..

Cause ive seen genocide due to a cultural mix

originally posted by: LauGhing0ne
a reply to: SpaceGoatFart

World isnt that complex

Lol, "world isn't complex". Sure, in the minds of short sighted people maybe


Of course clashes of cultures create conflicts. I said the same. But no only. It's also a creative force. Like everything involving opposing forces this world.

a reply to: SpaceGoatFart

Explain what complex things you do during a month?

Multi culturalism to me means people sharing their cultures food, traditional clothing and dances, their past times and other assorted trivialities while sharing a basic common cultural foundation.

When you bring in a sudden influx of large numbers of people who do not share this foundation and then empower them to not assimilate you hurt everyone.

What is being pushed as multicultural today is basically telling people to ignore their own culture and accept into their countries a culture that has blatantly failed dur to the fact that its exactly what these people are fleeing

originally posted by: LauGhing0ne
a reply to: SpaceGoatFart

Explain what complex things you do during a month?

Explain how my personal experience during one month equals the complexity of mankind

Also please explain what is the American "culture" and how it's not a mix of the cultures of the immigrants and first nations.

a reply to: SpaceGoatFart

Cause it is not complex, sleep, work, train, eat, daily routines.. What you think on the other hand, is a world of its own.. But that is not reality..

originally posted by: LauGhing0ne
a reply to: SpaceGoatFart

Cause it is not complex, sleep, work, train, eat, daily routines.. What you think on the other hand, is a world of its own.. But that is not reality..

You are describing a single life.

Humanity is a system of billions of interacting lives.



But hey if it helps you processing that complexity to think human societies are nothing but drones doing routines, good for you.

Just don't expect everyone to deal with such a dumbed down version of reality.