Recent content by Billy

They weren't slaughtered, as like in a slaughter house, they were systematically defeated via battle, treaty and alliances over 100s of years. Those same Natives attacked the Jamestown settlement 10 days in. And while the Indians were definitely homogeneous in the sense of their racial identity...

American culture predates "diversity" TM which started in the 70s essentially. the Pilgrims were pioneers and colonists, as in establishing a new nation from the wilderness.

diversity is a source of conflict, not strength, be that as it may the US is not a diverse nation, never has been.

This is kind of a non sequitur. I am talking about reality, specifically western Europe and the USA. Not some esoteric Meiji Japanese story.

Thats not identity. Thats like saying were carbon based lifeforms. We are, but we arent in the same cultural group as Cucumbers which are our distant relatives.

Going for some people, others not so much. Whats going bye bye is the USA as a single entity.

I simply don't agree, and I beseech you to ask some black folks about their grandparents experiences being divided by race vs class.

Nah, I am just interested in following the reasoning and just imagining what would happen, could make an interesting book or movie idea lol. Kind of like a not sucky version of the Postman. There is no fracturing, there is only rearranging the pieces so that they dont slice anyone up. That...

It progressively becoming more true, the only thing holding the violence back is cheap debt based money, when that runs out, theres going to be a different kind of america than youre used to.

I completely disagree, and history is on my side. History shows that multiculturalism always leads to conflict. Maybe you can show where it hasnt.

Who was talking about unity? I was talking about identity.

1965+ to be clear.

anecdotal.

It is not a melting pot, it was not founded that way. This is revisionism. Look at history for examples.

Youre not making the case for multuculturalism in that line of reasoning. And yes Europeans were brutal to each other. They were also related in many instances what has that to do with the fact that they can be classified as a single group?