[Ohioan]

I would agree with your criticism of the article, but would go somewhat further. An assimilation which would alter the primary character of the people who established the Nation involved in that assimilation, is not desirable. It would be a negation of the Nation. The sort of assimilation which took place in many areas of America, at earlier times, was among people drawn here from different backgrounds, but with often very similar objectives, temperament, cultural values, etc..

It is imperative that immigration policy be based upon the sort of understanding of what is actually involved in the concept of a Nation, as is being totally ignored today--largely because most politicians are politically correct cowards, who would rather watch America be destroyed than defend her heritage. (But for a rational approach, see Immigration & The American Future.)

A Nation is not a game of musical chairs. Ethnicity does matter; and I am appalled at the false, pseudo-morality, which pretends that it does not. The Social Liberal insults all peoples--everywhere--with that sort of nonsense. People, not geography, create cultures. And those cultures reflect important traits of those who created them. Recent College graduates need to open their eyes and start rejecting the indoctrination by slogan to which many were subjected.

William Flax Return Of The Gods Web Site

[junta]

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