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Anonymous wrote:The biggest difference being - when other minority groups have trouble assimilating, they don't wage holy war on their host nation.

So let's act like the United States and encourage assimilation instead of acting like France and marginalizing whole groups of people based on ethnicity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The biggest difference being - when other minority groups have trouble assimilating, they don't wage holy war on their host nation.

So let's act like the United States and encourage assimilation instead of acting like France and marginalizing whole groups of people based on ethnicity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The biggest difference being - when other minority groups have trouble assimilating, they don't wage holy war on their host nation.

So let's act like the United States and encourage assimilation instead of acting like France and marginalizing whole groups of people based on ethnicity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The biggest difference being - when other minority groups have trouble assimilating, they don't wage holy war on their host nation.

So let's act like the United States and encourage assimilation instead of acting like France and marginalizing whole groups of people based on ethnicity.

Please explain what you mean by assimilation. Because I don't think France is marginalizing anybody. France is as liberal as they get, they are governed by socialists for crying out loud.

People form ethnic clusters for natural reasons. My best friends share my ethnic background. We speak the same language, we grew up in similar environments, there are way too many things we have in common. I will never have these relationships with American-born people, because we will always remain different. There is absolutely nothing you can do to change that. It is neither good, nor bad, it is just the reality of multiculturalism.

Anonymous wrote:These terrorists are not really religiously motivated. The French and Belgian born terrorists were punks and criminals who joined for the justification of psychopathic behavior, not to be better Muslims.

There are many, many Muslims who have assimilated throughout the U.S. and Europe who are no threat to anyone. I work with three Muslims of Pakistani and Afghan descent and to me they are Americans. They are just as bewildered and disturbed by terrorist acts as any of you.

Anonymous wrote:I'm waiting to hear officially how the refugees will be vetted or investigated. What is the standard for letting them live here or not? More information would be helpful.

Having said that, I would prefer not spending our limited resources on investigating, immigrating, and financially supporting the refugees. I see how much our nation needs to spend its money elsewhere, for example, on our own citizens who are suffering from lack of opportunities. Heck, I'd like to have better roads and schools and cleaner air and water. I'm sure you can think of a few things you'd like the government to improve your lives.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The biggest difference being - when other minority groups have trouble assimilating, they don't wage holy war on their host nation.

So let's act like the United States and encourage assimilation instead of acting like France and marginalizing whole groups of people based on ethnicity.

Please explain what you mean by assimilation. Because I don't think France is marginalizing anybody. France is as liberal as they get, they are governed by socialists for crying out loud.

People form ethnic clusters for natural reasons. My best friends share my ethnic background. We speak the same language, we grew up in similar environments, there are way too many things we have in common. I will never have these relationships with American-born people, because we will always remain different. There is absolutely nothing you can do to change that. It is neither good, nor bad, it is just the reality of multiculturalism.