Does Multiculturalism Work?

[ArmenianJohn]

Nothing, I just prefer whites to stay the majority. I don't have an issue with a society that is 80% white 20% non-white.

By the way, Spanish is a European language.

Obviously having "whites to stay the majority" represents something very important to you; typically it's fear of losing a power that one senses they have.

Besides, you're not in the majority anyway - Hispanics are a minority. Spanish is a European language but Spaniards are not actually white, anyway - they are mixed with moors, arabs, northern africans, etc. Si Senor!

 

[Lord Vega]

Obviously having "whites to stay the majority" represents something very important to you; typically it's fear of losing a power that one senses they have.

Besides, you're not in the majority anyway - Hispanics are a minority. Spanish is a European language but Spaniards are not actually white, anyway - they are mixed with moors, arabs, northern africans, etc. Si Senor!

A book I read on the history of Al Andalus shows that very few Spanish people have Arab and North African ancestry. Islamic Spain was largely segregated along religious lines, and there were few opportunities for mixed religious/cultural marriages.

 

[All Englands Skies]

I love meeting people of other cultures and discovering their food, their music, their dance and all the other customs.

To add to that, some things also transcend different cultures and so called "races", thinking you are close to death and being reassured by somebody a "different race", really sums up how what binds humanity goes beyond culture and ethnic heritage.

 

[Ken-1122]

There are regional differences, but they aren't really different cultures.

What's the difference?

 

[The One Reborn]

Nothing, I just prefer whites to stay the majority. I don't have an issue with a society that is 80% white 20% non-white.

By the way, Spanish is a European language.

Hey, at least your open and honest about being a white nationalist.

 

[durangodawood]

Perhaps you mistakenly see American culture as no culture at all.

"American culture" is mass market consumer culture. Thats definitely a thing.

 

[ArmenianJohn]

A book I read on the history of Al Andalus shows that very few Spanish people have Arab and North African ancestry. Islamic Spain was largely segregated along religious lines, and there were few opportunities for mixed religious/cultural marriages.

Spanish are very mixed but even ones who aren't very mixed are still a different culture from the rest of Europe. Hispanic culture is it's own and is different. Someone from Spain has much more in common with someone from Guatemala than with someone from Poland or Holland. So, it's interesting that you come from Hispanic culture yet opt to switch to what you call "white" culture, particularly because you specify you want whites to stay the majority which would leave you in the minority.

 

[JackRT]

In "white Europe" there are multiple Cultures --- Nordic, British, Celtic, Germanic, Slavic, French, Hispanic, Latin, Balkan, etc.

 

[FireDragon76]

Spanish are very mixed but even ones who aren't very mixed are still a different culture from the rest of Europe. Hispanic culture is it's own and is different. Someone from Spain has much more in common with someone from Guatemala than with someone from Poland or Holland. So, it's interesting that you come from Hispanic culture yet opt to switch to what you call "white" culture, particularly because you specify you want whites to stay the majority which would leave you in the minority.

The dominant culture in Spain is descended from Germanic invaders. This is why Germanic names are still common in Spain to this day. Arabs had an influence on the culture (about 10 percent of Spanish vocabulary comes from Arabic), but there was almost no intermarriage between Arab invaders and Christians in Spain.

People in Guatemala may have little or no actual Spanish ancestry. Some may only speak Spanish as a second language. The relationship between Spain and Latin America is somewhat analogous to the relationship between the US and Britain. Just as not everybody that lives in the US is of English descent or even speaks English, not everybody in Latin America is of Spanish descent or speaks Spanish. Latin America actually has fairly substantial communities of people of Irish and Asian descent, not to mention many indigenous peoples that have had far less contact or assimilation than in North America.

 

[Kentonio]

The dominant culture in Spain is descended from Germanic invaders. This is why Germanic names are still common in Spain to this day. Arabs had an influence on the culture (about 10 percent of Spanish vocabulary comes from Arabic), but there was almost no intermarriage between Arab invaders and Christians in Spain.

1 in 10 Spanish men have Moorish DNA and another 1 in 10 have Sephardic Jewish DNA. The Arabs and Jews were expelled from Spain but were also given the option to convert to Christianity instead which many of them took up despite continuing persecution.