to be honest, cringe
I’m no assimilationist, but the rejection of a common culture and nationalism, both of which, particularly the former, serve as social cohesion, are cringe. That being said though I do think the immigration policy of the US should be liberalized (but nowhere near what Germany did) although still subject to integration, in addition I do believe that immigrants can enrich the nation and create a higher work force, but multiculturalism won’t work. Even Singapore has some form of social cohesion such as a lingua franca and common national identity - ComradeGanyu2 (talk) 04:18, 2 January 2022 (UTC)
"dIVerSiTy IS ouR StrENGth!1!
Austria Hungary be like:
Based
Matteel - This ideology is the definition is basedness Absolutely fucking not. Canada is a fucking neo-liberalistic post-colonial shithole. I like some forms of multiculturalism (specifically anti-colonial and genuinely anti-racist forms instead of those who try to be "woke") and often times I say some forms of multiculturalism is really based, but to define multiculturalism in of itself as "based" is really embarrassing, especially with its modern use to justify cultural assimilation and destruction of any values a people can have.