Why Jorge Won't Assimilate
He doesn't have to:
There was a time when immigrants came to this country to live out the American Dream. Now they come to live out the [insert nationality here] Dream in homogeneous enclaves carved out of our country. In the past, at least the second or third generation would be fully-assimilated Americans. Thanks to multiculturalism and political correctness, what are the odds that the sons and daughters of this generation's immigrants will become Americans?
Not too good, I'm afraid, and I say that as a second-generation American myself.
Traditionally, Americans never relied on government to achieve most goals, and ensuring assimilation was no exception. Many years ago, for instance, if a person insisted on dressing like an advertisement for the Middle Ages, didn't learn the language or sought to impose strange beliefs in the workplace, he would have been fired or not hired in the first place. What this means is that the Moslem clerks and cab drivers who, respectively, won't ring up pork and won't pick up passengers with alcohol or seeing-eye dogs would have either changed their ways or returned to where ways don't change. This enforcement of tradition through individual initiative is what almost every non-western country does and makes sense. If you're so enamored of your native ways, stay in your native land.
If you tried this today, though, you'd receive a treatment from the proctologist of government bureaucracies, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Yes, because freedom of association has been trumped by lawless judges, citizens have lost control over their businesses, rental properties and, in many cases, organizations. Privately owned and financed entities can no longer determine who receives paychecks, who will be served and who will be rented to, thus removing the social pressure to conform that the common man would naturally apply via the exercise of his values in his castle. Likewise, local school boards have been robbed of the right to set dress codes and behavior standards reflecting the surrounding community. What this means is now you can't refuse to hire a cross-dressing Columbian from Cartagena. Ah, it sounds almost Jeffersonian... almost. We've now traded liberty for perversity.
America is being erased. The stabilizing majority that forged her unique culture is being eroded through the importation of culturally imperialistic forces by treasonous politicians. And traitors they are, and be not faint-hearted in saying so. After all, if this happened anywhere but in western nations, the lamentation over this cultural imperialism would be staggering. Just imagine if the majority population of Nigeria or Cambodia were rapidly being replaced with a European one. The only question would be whether the nation they hailed from would be targeted by only stupid bureaucrats or also smart bombs.
There was a time when immigrants came to this country to live out the American Dream. Now they come to live out the [insert nationality here] Dream in homogeneous enclaves carved out of our country. In the past, at least the second or third generation would be fully-assimilated Americans. Thanks to multiculturalism and political correctness, what are the odds that the sons and daughters of this generation's immigrants will become Americans?
Not too good, I'm afraid, and I say that as a second-generation American myself.
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