What stuns me is how many people actually thought he was good. I can't believe people actually vote Labor and the Greens in. Look at the current toxic debate on identity politics Labor has whipped up federally with the current referendum. Madness. Differential treatment favouring a minority based on race. What sort of traitorous morons are they.
That academic gobbledy-gook hides what DEI really is: The assertion that America is systemically racist—and sexist and homophobic, and all the other “isms,” “ists,” and “phobias” that drive leftism. Under the DEI rubric, these horrors are baked into the American system. The Constitution, the 14th Amendment, the Civil Rights Act…none of them matter. America and its faults are so inextricably intertwined that you cannot have one without the other. Indeed, you can see the hostility to America’s institutions in the classes students must take for this minor:
Yeah, I wasn’t at all arguing the US is a race. And while I used the word, “Exceptional,” I wasn’t trying to invoke the phrase “American exceptionalism” — by which some people mean ‘the semi-divine right of the US to go stick its fat nose in the business of every other country on the planet, and start wars/invade countries at will.’
The mistake Western countries make is that although we came from many countries, those countries used to be more culturally aligned than where a lot of immigration is coming from today. So that creates greater disparity. In order to accommodate that disparity, we have to water down all our cultural history and traditions so we "don't offend" anyone until in the end we are weak and ineffectual, and the minorities run rampant over the once prevailing culture. What upsets me is half of the people that came from the original culture actually support this and hate on their own history and culture. Basically hating on themselves. It makes me puke. It's like a form of cultural emasculation.
Speak of the Devil, we were just discussing the main culprit.
Why was there no rebellion... well it was a close run thing at times lol. Re: getting along down here I'm sure you would. It has some differences culturally but mostly people are the same in both countries... the differences would mostly centre around differences in constitutional rights. Maybe if you think of Australia as "hot Canada" you'd be close to what it's like.
Or it's just about equal representation for all of the different cultures in our melting pot.
That’s what I was describing here.
The WEF is behind everything that's happening not just in the USA but a shitload of countries throughout the world including yours .
If you lived in that area would you really want hordes of drivers from these countries - who most likely have very limited experience driving, let alone on crowded city roads and highways - driving on the streets while you and your family are out and about?
Depends on what country and what sex tbh
Yeah I'm just saying. There's plenty of American born drivers that suck too.