No Poll. I want folks to opine. What has changed in America since post WWII? Is there too much of a cultural & religious divide?
Of course diversity is killing America. Not merely other cultures, races and ethnicities, but the degree to which these cultures, races and ethnicities reject being American. They are helped along by well meaning liberals who ecourage non-assimilation. We aren't one country, we are a collection of tribes that occupy a geographical landmass and compete for its resources.
Certainly is. One of the best arguments against diversity is the story of the "Tower of Babel", a group that had the arrogance to think they could build a tower to Heaven and challenge God when they suddenly found themselves speaking in incomprehensible languages to each other. Please explain what has happened here since the cancellation of the Apollo Program. Call your local supermarket drug store to refill your prescription and you get the "Press one for Spanish, Press two for English" telephone answering machine recording. Another argument against it can be found in the history of the Second World War. Germany was the least ethnically diverse combatant nation in that conflict, much smaller geographically and population wise than either the Soviet Union or the United States but it took the combined efforts of the USA, USSR, Great Britain, Canada, the Free French, the Free Polish armies and many other smaller efforts to bring Germany to its knees, and that result wasn't even certain despite the fourty months of bloody conflict that had elapsed since the American entry, until the American Army seized the Bridge at Remagen, Germany over the Rhine River, March, 1945.
Even here in Los Angeles it still says one for English. When it says 2 for English I'm moving to Norway. I like Norwegian better.
Multiculturalism is a complete and utter failure. Multiculturalism 'clearly' a failure: Sarkozy Europe finally realized it. How long before we do?