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[dulouz]

I have good information on this matter but I'm short on time. Back in The US, I will likely work for The Bureau of Indian Affairs in somemanner. At The BIA, we routinely consider who belongs and who doesn't. It really does work that way.

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[Homer]

I thing there is a vast difference between adapting to a different culture and eroding what you consider your own culture.

The two things are not mutually exclusive. You can do one with the other and in fact, adapting and accepting the differences will only enrich your culture.

Trying to put up walls and fences around a culture to prevent mixing has been tried and it has failed and led to sad eposides in human history.

I have things in common with some people I meet. I associate with them regardless of creed or ethnicity. I do not think that skinc color makes association more likely or better. I think it is a personal question.

Using culture as a shield to hide racism is not very good.

Also, why is this "white" culture threatened by asian culture? Why is this culture (the "white" one) being presented as the "good" one and put in a frame where it is being eroded and debased by another inferior culture?

Different does not mean bad or inferior. It is the way things are. Finally, every culture on the planet goes through cycles where it grows in influence, peeks and then declines or merges with something else. This "white" culture is no different. That is just normal evolution.

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