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Originally posted by prona
Sure our country was founded by immigrants, but not immigrants from South America, Asia, or Africa. These people have never done anything for our country except leech our resources and steal our jobs. Now, I'm probably starting to sound a bit racist, but perhaps we need to be a little racist in order to assure that our country is not destroyed from within.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Mirthful, unfortunately, our role as "the melting pot of the world" is starting to cause us a lot of trouble. Diversity is fine, but when it starts to intrude on our definition of what and who we are, there is a problem.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
However, why don't you see that allowing all of these different cultures into our country is a problem? You say that being a "melting pot" is not the problem, but then you contradict yourself by saying that they should assimilate. I don't understand.
Originally posted by justanothergangster
if we were to set a precedent for undesirables to be screened out then they could take that a step further and say that people who disagree with the government are undesireables and how is that fair "you cant come in because you celebrate your heritage.....we dont do that here"
Originally posted by 4thDoctorWhoFan
Its not a contradiction. This is how America became America. Thats why we have so many different peoples making up our country. Before this problem, America was still made up of different people from Germans, Irishmen, Asians, Italians, etc......
The problem currently is that a lot of the people they are allowing in either through legal means or illegally don't want to assimilate. We must find a way to screen out these undesirables.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Maybe... BUT, if we never played the part as the "melting pot of the world," the problem you are talking about really wouldn't exist at all.
Originally posted by 4thDoctorWhoFan
Thats true because there would be no America in its current form as a superpower.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
By the way, don't throw the whole,"Well, if it weren't for immigrants, America wouldn't have formed," fallacy in there. America didn't become the "melting pot of the world" until well after its formation