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A quick thought about multiculturalism

Vox Day has a strong column:

In Minnesota, 100,000 Somalis now live amidst the German and Scandinavian Lutherans that bravely, and perhaps unwisely, chose to settle the land of Ten Thousand Mosquito Factories. Last week, one of those Somalis, Shirwa Ahmed, was buried in Burnsville, his remains having been returned from Somalia subsequent to his murder of 29 people in a suicide bombing there. He was described by the media as "a Minnesotan and a naturalized U.S. citizen."

The truth is that he was neither, and to pretend otherwise is to accept the legal fiction that national and cultural identity are nothing more than paper. An official document stating that the color of one's eyes are blue does not suffice make them blue when they are observably brown, and Shirwa Ahmed was no more Minnesotan than Vineeta Gupta is English. A genuine Minnesotan might consider digging up the frozen tundra of Lambeau Field, (actually, a proper porphyrogenite would be much more keen to blow up the wretched Hump and see the Vikes playing outside in the snow again where they belong), but the thought of attempting to kill large quantities of people in Somalia would simply never enter his mind.

Whenever anyone points out the undeniable fact that multiculturalism is a cancer slowly killing Western culture, it is customary for left liberals to angrily demand to know why that individual hates people from other cultures. But one need not hate anyone to prefer the continued existence of one's culture and society. A much more relevant question should be directed at the proponents of multiculturalism and immigration: Why do you hate Western society so much that you wish to see it destroyed?

 

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