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[q]Canada, Down with Diversity, eh hoser?
Diversity, the idea, is good. Diversity, the social engineering project, in which each colored, each religionist, each sexual preference, is praised for the simple fact that he or she exists, is a load of crap. When everyone is all into fully embracing their “identity,” they give up what Jean Baudrillard calls the will for sovereignty. In other words, who gives an eff what you call yourself if you’re not free? Yet that’s exactly what the diversity discourse does. It tells you, here is a nice corner for you , look we even put cushions there of the kind your mother stitches, now just stay there OK? Everyone ends up in ghettoes. The best place in the US to see it are top tier universities like the kind where I went, or, you can go to Canada, apparently the entire country is suffering from this problem. Tarek Fateh of Muslim Canadian Congress articulates the problem quite well. To me this is plain common sense. The more you individuate into your ethnic or tribal allegiance the less chance at getting a piece of the mainstream you have. I am glad he started with Iranian Canadians, cuz those Persians do the same thing in the United States.[/q]
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Diversity, the idea, is good. Diversity, the social engineering project, in which each colored, each religionist, each sexual preference, is praised for the simple fact that he or she exists, is a load of crap. When everyone is all into fully embracing their “identity,” they give up what Jean Baudrillard calls the will for sovereignty. In other words, who gives an eff what you call yourself if you’re not free? Yet that’s exactly what the diversity discourse does. It tells you, here is a nice corner for you , look we even put cushions there of the kind your mother stitches, now just stay there OK? Everyone ends up in ghettoes. The best place in the US to see it are top tier universities like the kind where I went, or, you can go to Canada, apparently the entire country is suffering from this problem. Tarek Fateh of Muslim Canadian Congress articulates the problem quite well. To me this is plain common sense. The more you individuate into your ethnic or tribal allegiance the less chance at getting a piece of the mainstream you have. I am glad he started with Iranian Canadians, cuz those Persians do the same thing in the United States.[/q]
read the whole thing.
thoughts?