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an excellent article. and sure to be controversial
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By nature, humans are tribal. Tribalism is the easiest way to organize people and mobilize them politically.
Until very recently, America was a multi-ethnic society with a dominant culture. That culture is breaking apart as we become more tribal, and we begin to think of ourselves in terms of tribal loyalties, as reinforced by political elites.
There is no real multicultural society on the planet that has not tumbled into barbarism or devolution. Whether Lebanon, which institutionalized multiculturalism in its constitution and exploded into ethnic warfare, or Rwanda, where tribalism descended into barbarism, multiculturalism does not work.
In the end, if we devolve into a multicultural society, we will have the same political instability as other multicultural societies. The mobilization of people by identity will create a society that is inherently not viable. It is what the left’s myopic obsession with phony multiculturalism and identity politics will bring.
NYC is multicultural, it's a sea of brown that surrounds an island of white, ie Manhattan. Liberals advocate for diversity, but not in their neighborhoods.
Divide and conquer. They are trying to destroy our country and this is one of their most powerful weapons.
Millennials grew up with movies from Hollywood depicting college as this fun place where you have parties constantly. So naturally everyone wanted to go, especially with boomers saying they should. They handed out credit cards like candy to college kids in the early 2000's, saddled them down with debt, and now they're today's liberals.
canada's descent into tribalism is relatively recent, as is ours. time will tell.
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