New Peer Reviewed Academic Study Finds Diversity is Not a Strength (leader, patriot)

[tickyul]

Humans naturally divide in many different ways, is that not obvious?

Diversity is differences.....differences, most of the time, drive or keep people apart.

[green_mariner]

Originally Posted by tickyul

Humans naturally divide in many different ways, is that not obvious?

Diversity is differences.....differences, most of the time, drive or keep people apart.

Diversity never drove me away from other people. How people treat me is the determining factor.

[green_mariner]

Originally Posted by kovert

Again, 99.9% of the Americas, North Atlantica across the pond & every other society born & raised by the globalist plantation system are Nordic and/or wanna-be Nordic.

Each & every one of them.

Hooplas much ado about nuttin'.

I would like for you to elaborate on this.

[green_mariner]

Originally Posted by cttransplant85

People of your ethnic background are essentially your extended, distant family. If you look at places with stong ethnic cohesion like Norway or Japan they have FAR greater public trust numbers than the US or Brazil. This is why I fear that the US is headed towards balkanization, where the entire country is segregated based on race/ethnicity similar to NYC. Ironically this is counter productive to any sort of collectivism that the left wants. These communities aren’t going to want to share or work with each other, they’re always going to be blaming each other for the countries problems.

The USA was always segregated, even among Whites. Go look to the Civil War. Alot of White men slaughtered each other over whether or not slavery should be kept or abolished. Bleeding Kansas was basically the same thing.

History shows that America has ALWAYS been segregated based on race. And in alot of cases, it was by force that segregation took place. Public trust was always an issue, and in many cases, it didn't have to be race based. Regionalism has been part of this country's history. People fight over so many things. Balkanization has been a problem in the USA from day one.

[silverkris]

Originally Posted by cttransplant85

People of your ethnic background are essentially your extended, distant family. If you look at places with stong ethnic cohesion like Norway or Japan they have FAR greater public trust numbers than the US or Brazil. This is why I fear that the US is headed towards balkanization, where the entire country is segregated based on race/ethnicity similar to NYC. Ironically this is counter productive to any sort of collectivism that the left wants. These communities aren’t going to want to share or work with each other, they’re always going to be blaming each other for the countries problems.

Compare Singapore (multiethnic) with Northern Ireland(racially homogenous). Tell me which society has more public trust.

[GuyNTexas]

Originally Posted by TwoByFour

It sounds suspiciously like justification for racism. What was your point in posting it?

Probably trying to spread a little truth and common sense, backed up by scientific studies,?

Of course, it doesn't fit the leftwing narrative which seems hellbent on cultural chaos.

[Oldglory]

Originally Posted by tickyul

Humans naturally divide in many different ways, is that not obvious?

Diversity is differences.....differences, most of the time, drive or keep people apart.

Exactly! It's just human nature. Nothing racist about it. It's about being able to relate to people on the same level with a shared common culture.

[green_mariner]

Originally Posted by silverkris

Compare Singapore (multiethnic) with Northern Ireland(racially homogenous). Tell me which society has more public trust.

Haiti isn't exactly multi-ethnic either. It's a low-trust society. Belarus is 84% Belarusian. It isn't exactly a high trust society.

[kovert]

Originally Posted by green_mariner

I would like for you to elaborate on this.

Care to be a little more specific?

[desertdetroiter]

Unfortunately for the fans of the study, the United States is already diverse and gets moreso everyday. Stopping the progression of diversity isn’t on the table.

Sorry.