Diversity worldwide is good. Bringing people in to America just because they are 'diverse' doesn't make sense. What makes them diverse in the first place is the country and culture they grew up in. Personally, I love diversity. I love that every place in the world isn't the same, doesn't have the same laws and the same culture. I hate the Disney idea of what the world should be.
Why would someone want to turn the whole world into one culture? That is, just, an insult to every culture in the world.
I'm not against what you're saying. It comes down to the same thing. If I worked hard and built a big, nice house for me and my family, I'd be pretty upset if half the neighborhood decided to come in, trash the place, and rape my kids. I don't think that I'd be wrong in deciding who was going to live in the house I built and owned, or protecting that right and my family.
We need to keep America for the American's and it's current make up.
Europe should only be made up of actual ethnic white Europeans, etc. Others can visit and there could be limited immigration under certain circumstances. However fundamentally altering the genetic and ethnic make up of a group of people is genocide.
Compared to the rest of the world, the USA is a relatively small piece of land. It's not a case of hoarding or hogging. It's what was built up by the people. The value in the USA was made, not found. Pilgrims weren't just walking around and stumbled upon the Empire State building, just sitting there. Americans built that and everything else. From nothing. If the USA was, somehow, hoarding all the resources of the whole world, then I'd understand a bit better. But, it's not. The globalists are trying to control everything they can, but the USA? - the real USA - is just trying to do the best they have with what they've got. Which, just happens to be, an awful lot.
I love Coulter when she said on TV that her ancestors were not immigrants, but settlers, because there was no America to immigrate to when they arrived.
Diversity worldwide is good. Bringing people in to America just because they are 'diverse' doesn't make sense. What makes them diverse in the first place is the country and culture they grew up in. Personally, I love diversity. I love that every place in the world isn't the same, doesn't have the same laws and the same culture. I hate the Disney idea of what the world should be.
Why would someone want to turn the whole world into one culture? That is, just, an insult to every culture in the world.
I'm not against what you're saying. It comes down to the same thing. If I worked hard and built a big, nice house for me and my family, I'd be pretty upset if half the neighborhood decided to come in, trash the place, and rape my kids. I don't think that I'd be wrong in deciding who was going to live in the house I built and owned, or protecting that right and my family.
I dread the day Americans will go on holiday in Italy and will see only a generic African shithole.
We need to keep America for the American's and it's current make up.
Europe should only be made up of actual ethnic white Europeans, etc. Others can visit and there could be limited immigration under certain circumstances. However fundamentally altering the genetic and ethnic make up of a group of people is genocide.
Compared to the rest of the world, the USA is a relatively small piece of land. It's not a case of hoarding or hogging. It's what was built up by the people. The value in the USA was made, not found. Pilgrims weren't just walking around and stumbled upon the Empire State building, just sitting there. Americans built that and everything else. From nothing. If the USA was, somehow, hoarding all the resources of the whole world, then I'd understand a bit better. But, it's not. The globalists are trying to control everything they can, but the USA? - the real USA - is just trying to do the best they have with what they've got. Which, just happens to be, an awful lot.
I love Coulter when she said on TV that her ancestors were not immigrants, but settlers, because there was no America to immigrate to when they arrived.
Too late.