Another student argues that widespread cultural mixing can create world unity by placing every culture inside every country.
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Multiculturalism
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Jiang accepts the unity image and uses the World Cup in America as an example of multicultural celebration.
A student says multiculturalism can expand perspective by forcing debate among values and letting truth be examined from different lenses.
The New World Order is summarized as three pillars: America as world financial capital, secular multicultural consumerism, and American global security domination.
Canada's three sustaining religions are environmentalism, multiculturalism, and bureaucratism; they support a low-ambition, regulated, open society dependent on immigration.
Jiang frames America as a coalition of conflicts, especially between a puritanical theocratic strand and an Enlightenment deist, multicultural strand.
Jiang interprets current American politics through those two strands: Obama-style multiculturalism versus conservative claims, associated with J.D. Vance and others, that Christian identity and border closure are necessary to preserve America.
Jiang claims multicultural societies are less creative than tribal societies because they become bland, conformist, bureaucratic, and focused on avoiding offense.
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"I think it helps with unity in the world because, like, if every culture is represented in every country, then it, it creates unity..."
"...packed with different cultures and they're all celebrating together. Right. So multiculturalism, sure. What else? Yes?"
"Yeah, like multiculturalism kind of brings you different perspectives so that you can actually debate between values. You kind of examine truth from different..."
"storm, then America has no choice but to also build this Grand Alliance as well in order to protect itself in this coming storm...."
"...the world. Okay? The other idea is the idea of secular multiculturalism. So the world is divided, but what can unite everyone is the..."
"If anyone rises to challenge this order, Pax Americana, then America will go destroy it. Okay? So these are the three main pillars of..."
"...is something called the open society, where you have open borders, multiculturalism, diversity, and now celebrate it as a way to create, um, common..."
"...just like, um, I, I appreciate diversity. I appreciate, I appreciate multiculturalism, but to make it your official religion and to punish anyone who..."
"And, quite honestly, the Europeans did, did not have the capacity to absorb these millions, tens of millions of refugees. But Angela Merkel, the..."
"from Canada and there are a lot of Canadians who hate the liberal government of Canada because they're very authoritarian and I'm, I'm one..."
"...I think, will be the real loser. Like, you know, goodbye, multiculturalism. We don't want that. We want everyone to be Christian. Goodbye, secularism...."
"...in today's world. Second major problem in today's world is globalization, multiculturalism, transnationalism. So people's sense of ethnic identity has been dampened."
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