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If we live separately in separate areas, we aren’t living in harmony. Peace maybe, but throwing harmony in there makes your entire post an oxymoron.
But maybe that’s just me. I don’t think I even have a tribe I could go to were I even interested in subscribing to this line of thinking. I’ve never seen another individual, let alone group of individuals, with terribly similar ideas or an ethos which was that close to mine.
Harmony and peace are the same thing when living among a group with similar or same values, cultures, etc. as your own. So no, it's not an oxymoron.
Does this fall under the umbrella of "freedom"? A lot of people talk about freedom but then pine for the 1950s because they wish for the strict social conformity in alignment with traditional values. The problem is this kind of society is oppressive to those who don't share the same culture, values, traditions, and religion as the majority. One ideology's "freedom" is another's oppression.
I can’t remember asking the weirdo’s to live among us.
I also know conservatives who have done this. Don't act like conservatives don't do this. Many people want to live away from certain races of people.
Just the same, those persons cannot stop people not like them from moving to their areas.
Again, we're not talking about race here. Re-read the title of the topic. No, just as long as an area is under federal rule aka the Unites States of America a citizen can't be stopped from moving where they want to. The question is why would they want to move to an area where the majority doesn't share their political, social and cultural beliefs? That's what we have now and there is a lot of clash because of it.
We got along fine until this snowflake woke culture decided that some people deserved more than others and got laws passed to favor one class/gender over another.
Forcing is oppression and people rebel against oppression.
Forcing people to call a man "her" or "she" under threat of losing your job ?
That is NOT a free society.
We got along fine until this snowflake woke culture decided that some people deserved more than others and got laws passed to favor one class/gender over another.
Forcing is oppression and people rebel against oppression.
Forcing people to call a man "her" or "she" under threat of losing your job ?
That is NOT a free society.
100%. Leave me alone and I leave you alone. We all mind our own business and take personal responsibility for looking after ourselves. That's how you have peace and harmony.
You have a right, but you don’t have a right to bar people out of society.
So start your own society on your on your own continent. With black Jack and hookers.
America has been multicultural since the start. Since colonizers imposed their culture into the natives.
We have had an identifying culture and language for some time now. So no, we aren't multi-cultural per se. We have minority cultures living among us but so what? We are an established country and have been for hundreds of years now so there is no sense in bringing up the past. There were no natives either. Everyone migrated here from somewhere else including those you call "natives".
You have a right, but you don’t have a right to bar people out of society.
So start your own society on your on your own continent. With black Jack and hookers.
America has been multicultural since the start. Since colonizers imposed their culture into the natives.
We had natural assimilation before we had forced multiculture.
Remember melting pot vs salad bowl ?
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