Multiculturalism tears at fabric of country

Arizona Daily Star ^ | 6/13/04 | Suzanne Fields

[Gunrunner2]

Hopefully it is a fad and I hope it fades away before too much damage is done.

The local population would be enraged, if they knew, but they simply can't seem to get too engaged. . .and this is sad. I've published locally and done what I can but it is up to the parents to make their objections known by removing their children. . .but then again, why would the school administrators complain, after all, their tax base would remain the same and it would mean less work.

There is one local guy that is entering the political scene in Stafford and he is conservative and a hope. When the next elections come around this subject will play large in the campaign.

[Clintonfatigued]

Multiculturalism and diversity for its own sake has become an illogical ideology, a monster of its own making. That's sad. Hearing multiculturalists talk about the "tolerance" of foreign cultures who have committed genocide and oppress their own women, youth, and minorities in a ways we can't imagine is mind-boggling. What planet are those people on? America has never been perfect, but it has had a history of goodwill and striving to be just that has never existed in most parts of the world.

A lot of multiculturalism is on college campuses. Could it be that public universities are offering courses that aren't necessary and those cirriculums are providing jobs to people who belong in padded cells?