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Multiculturalism: at what point does it stop being an inherent good? : Comments
By Jenny Goldie, published 25/2/2011Can multiculturalism be good when it incorporates cultures which do not mirror our own liberal, humanitarian and egalitarian culture?
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I'm also anti-Islam, I'm anti-any authoritarian ideology that threatens liberal democracy, whether it's classed as a religion or not.
Why have so many people in the West accepted the propaganda line that only Caucasians are racially prejudiced or intolerant? Would they really prefer to be a Copt in Egypt, a Uighur in China, an Untouchable in India or an indigenous inhabitant of the Amazon?
Westerners should naturally assume the moral high ground, not their hypocritical Third World accusers.
People use the accusation of 'racism' when the can't think of any real arguments to defend a position.