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What some don't realize -- is that many Americans (and not the coastal ones) live in a bubble -- they have no clue to the cultural diversity in some parts of the USA and how that diversity is entrenched in the community. It is an essential party of the history of some of those communities. Many of us live in bubbles...it's a problem.
Please share with us if you would your sources for this demographic claim that you're making here.
There are un-American values in some cultures. For examples: women are less than men and aren't allowed the same rights as men, certain people are a lower caste of human by virtue of birth, practice the State sanctioned religion or be imprisoned or worse.
Are those really un-American values though? If they are we have a strange number of influential Americans that express support for the things that you listed.
1. Women are less than men and aren't allowed the same rights as men:
This makes for a strong, unified country. Like it used to be. You didn't dare act unamerican 20, 30+ years ago! You learned the language, and culture, and acted right!
Forced to assimilate? How do you plan to make that happen?
Would it have anything to do with this?
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If you don't live in and participate in rural American culture, how can you even call yourself American? Cold beer, cruising, mud runs, football, that's AMERICA!
This makes for a strong, unified country. Like it used to be. You didn't dare act unamerican 20, 30+ years ago! You learned the language, and culture, and acted right!
I think 69Charger needs to assimilate into the 21st century.
I wonder though, since he is advocating that we return to an agrarian society, does he also wish that for the military? Or does that just apply to us city slickers?
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