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Why is it bigotry and outdated when Europeans want to preserve national boundaries and culture?

It is right wing extremism when native Europeans want to preserve their own language, culture and identity. It is bigotry and old world thinking if they do not want to be a melting pot. Yet, the Japanese are not considered bigots and old world when they do the same. A better example is the Israelis. They understand that if they let Muslims in where they become a majority, they will simply vote out the jewish character from the state. Muslims in Europe who do not assimilate or respect european ideas and show no tolerance, if allowed to form a majority, will just vote out tolerance and european ideas. Why is it right wing for Europeans to have the same opinion about their nations future as an Israeli?

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  • Anonymous
    10 years ago
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    Most boundaries in Europe were made at the end of world war 2 and at the end of the cold war. People, especially older people, tend to be more set in their ways. This is why it usually takes at least a generation for any major change in the world.

  • 10 years ago

    No it isn't bigotry and it is considered outdated as well as bigoted by the politically correct. The politically correct and the Islamic sycophants would have you believe we can all get along together.

    If you really read the Qu'ran I think you'd find that we really can't get along together.

    Try telling that to the fools, the knaves and the sycophants.

  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    This is the real motive behind the "melting pot"...communism.

    Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQf_QfitmKE&feature...

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