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Multiculturalism: Netherlands says 'no', Australia says 'yes, more'
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I live in a street which has a representation of many cultures and we all live comfortably together. It is the few who will never manage to cope with any neighbour that create and raise the problems. Maybe if those people were removed it would become a better society.
Having arrived from overseas at a very early age I have experienced rejection by the local population and over many years have become accustomed to avoid the unpleasantness. So too other migrants who arrive here much later in life experience the same and tend to associate primarily with their own culture because they don't feel welcomed by the "locals".
No matter what we say or object to multiculturalism is here to stay.
No matter what name we give it. As one politician famously said
"We must populate or we perish." The English no longer find Australia an attractive destination, afterall we discriminate against them as well.