Previously Foxy said that the multicultural "melting pot" was now "the patchwork quilt" based on comments made by European leaders that multiculturalism doesn't work.

Good friends need good borders- they need to be secure in their own personal space.

Afro-American's don't want a melting pot either. Neither do Zionists like the (seemingly Israeli front) ADL's Jonathan Greenblat.

Afro-American's complain about the white police- let them have their own autonomous region with their own police.

Their are also globalist business groups pushing the concept of multiculturalism- for their own interest- at the expense of the culture- Communism and business are forming an unholy Liberalist global alliance- which feeds on the death of culture and freedom and love- a meat grinder.

Canem Malum,
Very factual ! Well put.

Paul1405 perpetually forgets which side his taxpayer funded toast is buttered on.
I'm fairly sure now that he's convinced by causing more mayhem he'll be able to bring back the past. After all, the past is all he's got. The presence merely gives him the opportunity to feverishly tear at the scabs of the past because his hopes for the future are already dashed by his own miserable & vindictive (racist) mentality.

Australia is considered by many to be the most
multicultural society in the world uniting a
multitude of cultures, experiences, beliefs, and
traditions. We owe our accomplishments as a nation
to the contributions of more than 300 different
ancestries from the First Australians to the newest
arrivals.

Multicultural Australia: United, Strong, Successful!

The UK has a very multicultural society and is very open
to new religions and cultures. While also keeping long held
traditions like maintaining a royal party. The UK has changed
greatly and has become much more cosmopolitan and
multicultural. This makes it an exciting and welcoming place
to live. As well as being home to many immigrant communities,
the UK sees millions of tourists, business visitors, and
international students from all over the world.

The USA due to its immense size and diverse heritage has
one of the most complex cultural identities in the world.
Millions of immigrants from all over the globe have
journeyed to America since the Europeans discovered and
colonised the land back in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Just to mention a few more multicultural countries:

Canada, Netherlands, New Zealand, France, Sweden, Belgium,
Italy, Norway, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, India, Malaysia,
Indonesia, Singapore, Phillipines, to name just a few.

Much as some people are against multiculturalism
a country's history needs to be looked at. In many cases
it shows that many countries have always been multicultural.
It also shows that there are many economic and social benefits
of being a multicultural nation.

The UK is most definitely multicultural. And it has always
been. For a start it's made up of 4 different nations.
England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. They are all
different nations with different dialects, customs, music, and
languages.

When the Romans, Vikings, and Normans, invaded the UK they
brought their cultures and languages with them and many English
words have French, German, or Scandinavian origins.

Furthermore because of the proximity to Europe the UK has a long
history of trade with other European nations and that inevitably
has meant the free movement of people including marriages.

The British Royal Family is very multicultural and that is before
Meghan Markle. So many of the British Kings and Queens have come
from European families as have their wives and husbands.

Britain has even been ruled by European monarchs. William I
was Norman.

The UK's colonial past also explains their multiculturalism.

During the British Empire many Britons went to live and work
in colonies around the world. And many colonial subjects
came to Britain.

So once again - those against multiculturalism need to look
at things in context. And much as you may not like
multiculturalism - it is here tp stay and in reality has always
existed.

I have never been to the USA so I can only go by what I see on TV.
Just about every house has the American flag at the front gate & I haven't heard of local Councils there not raising the flag in fear of upsetting some welfare guzzling immigrants. I have seen reports of that happening here.
As for multiculturalism being a success ? Well, how many communities are there here where the varied immigrants are a majority & live in harmony & create a functioning society as economically as an Anglo Saxon one.
p.s.
If someone can write this last line in a way it can't be deemed racist by opportunistic racists , please post it here.

From my perspective those that believe in multiculturalism are racist.