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Originally Posted by Craig
I bet, with a little research, you could find similar statements made about every group of American immigrants for the last 150 years. Translation: I got mine and I don't want to share with the next group because they are not like "us."
Germany is a different culture from the US, many there would actually prefer to have a homogeneous population. Good for them, but I don't want to live in that type of society.
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A mono culture has its benefits. There is less debate over issues when the majority thinks and behaves the same way. Fewer special interests. That brings with it a certain amount of efficiency. You have to admit the Germans and Japanese are quite a bit more efficient than we are. However their cold hard logic has in the past led to major miscalculations. Lets hope this doesn't devolve into "assimilation police" making raids in the middle of the night.
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