Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
A few years ago it was very fashionable in political circles to ask what is the British character? I think we don't hear about it so much now because it is such a ridiculous question, probably with as many answers as there are people.Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
With the immigrants and GENUINE asylum seekers of the past up until Blair broke Britain (and he surely did) there was no question of bringing our culture with us, well I'm speaking for MY family who were pretty average, though we did bring traditions etc.Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
I have no problems with other cultures coming to live in our country.Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
Re: Muliculturism? does it really work?
People are often wary of other cultures but people are people – we are more the same than different. I’m not sure if deliberately forcing cultures to mix works, and in some cases perhaps even does harm when people are not ready and willing to accept changes. I believe when someone immigrates to another country, they should accept the laws of that country and still be able to practice their own traditions and customs without asking for the whole country to change to suit them.
|