"But this was outrageously militant hatred of the future masquerading as quaint pride." It seems that you have a problem with other people's opinions. It migh

"But this was outrageously militant hatred of the future masquerading as quaint pride." It seems that you have a problem with other people's opinions. It might be you that has 'the problem' and not they. 'They' have a right to view their community and nation in the terms they see fit, whereas you don't seem to even ascribe them that right, moroever, you take a moral position on the issue. 'Diversity' does not mean different skin tone. It means differing opinions, attitudes and behaviours. The people who scream 'tolerance' out loud are rarely tolerant. Unless there is borderline hate speech - then I suggest that conversations between individuals should remain their own - not subject to controls by the government or private corporations.