Dats rayciss.

Good post. I agree with all of this sans the bit about assimilation, only because I think there needs to be a wider conversation about cultural assimilation and what it ought or ought not to entail.

Real talk though, this bullshit comes from cultural marxist Anthro 101 indoctrination that directly contradicts what is being taught in actual evidence-based non-bullshit science courses. This is the education you go into decades of debt for so you can be trained as a youth that the opposite of cultural relativism is called the pejorative "ethnocentrism", aka racism, and that "there is no scientific validity to the separation of races".

This latter stands in direct opposition to epidemiology and the genetic basis of things like sickle-cell disease, which has a vastly higher incidence in certain populations which correlates usefully along racial lines. Try mentioning the facts to a soft scientist and they'll have an aneurysm or cross themselves. All their masters really want to do is convince everyone that intelligence is comparable across all racial lines, which is a conclusion easily reached using reason. But the plebs stupid enough to pay for a non-STEM education can be trusted to stick with dogma, not reason.

This conveniently leads to twisted thinking down the line that rejecting the importation of third-world warlord culture and the dilution of value of the individual in the American labor pool (the dilution of your economic value) to the benefit of a select few international parasites is racism. As evidenced by serfs literally calling me out for being a racist in this thread when I am quite the opposite of that.

I guess another caveat I'd add is that I completely disagree that multiculturalism doesn't add anything to society. I sort of glossed over that part having so strongly agreed with Lune's remarks about cultural relativism, which I do think is a very toxifying ideology and is the sole reason we have idiots like Ben Affleck trying to tell everyone who criticizes Islam that they're racist.

So that's definitely a point of contention I'd put forth. I mean, I would hate to live in a country that actively works against a multicultural society, that wants to keep everything white-washed and sterile. But, at the same time, there is this really awful air of political correctness currently surrounding the left and liberalism as a whole which instills, and protracts, a huge amount of anxiety and white guilt in people who would otherwise be able to think for themselves.

What I'm trying to tell your poor misguided soul is that your individual experience does not reflect an accurate representation of a MUCH larger system at play. Yes, you experienced what you experienced and I value your opinion but it remains opinion (and yes, conjecture) until you can provide some sources (sorry should I have said citation?) with statistical analysis that supports your anecdotal claim.

Yes Trump is a dumbass, no Trump wasn't right.

Edit: To be a little more clear of what I'm saying here is that I don't doubt what you went through at your base was a regular thing. What I'm contesting is that the types of people and the type of crime you experienced from these people at your base accurately reflects a common tend among the larger legal and non-legal immigrant population at large. That's SPECIFICALLY what I'm contesting. I don't doubt what you went through was legitimate. I apologize if you didn't understand that earlier.

I like how Mexico is very strict with their border though.

Americans may come through and take the jobs at the motor plants :)

Trump doesn't want Mexicans and south Americans to move away and leave his sweat shops.

north korea has landmines for their border, lets try that

^^ This. And I hope Trump wins all his lawsuits against those contractually obligated to show the Miss Universe pageant.