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Originally Posted by Dezzy

I disagree, homophobia is an attitude, it's not ingrained into our national identity. Our history? certainly but not out culture. To erase a culture you basically have to wipe out the people that embody that culture like what the settlers did to the native americans and extremism will never become such a majority in which that could come to pass.

Britain's identity has not really changed much at all despite the regular fear mongering 'MUSLIMS ARE TRYING TO KILL CHRISTMAS!/PORKPIES!/TRYING TO FORCE SHARIAH LAW!' articles.

cultural changes are usually gradual things that disappear over time. One could argue that the have a natural evolution. The UK doesn't have the same culture since the days it was first inhabited. It evolves over time, Those cultural changes will be more pronounced when there is a greater external influence. Many changes could well be for the better, and I have no problem with that. It's the speed of change that is important to regulate, to ensure that everything remains compatible.

[Cherry Christmas]

Fear of brown people is such a lazy argument, multiculturalism is meant to be that...multi as in many...

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Fear of brown people is such a lazy argument, multiculturalism is meant to be that...multi as in many...

Oh just what I was thinking Cherie. Same tired old lazy argument that is regressive - NOT progreesive as some like to claim! It sets politics back decades.