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Aren't being yourself xenophobic by castigating them for having different values? Theit system has a number of problems but it also has a number of advantages.
by Bakary 10y ago
Aren't being yourself xenophobic by castigating them for having different values?
Theit system has a number of problems but it also has a number of advantages.
Besides, the countries who do let in immigrants are less xenophobic but not by a wide margin.
- kardashian007 10y agoThat same meek, SJW, intellectual slut-shaming "logic" is also used to accept and defend multiculturalism where persons come to occupy, spread their values and stay separate and not integrate with the society which welcomed them. That's anti-social, a priori. Plus, we don't accept canabalism or 6-year-old brides and say "that's their culture, we cannot judge it and must do nothing."
- nikdaheratik 10y agoYeah, you're totally right. Pointing out that it's not that terrible if a society's largest problem is that many of its young males are depressed is exactly the same as endorsing cannibalism or underage marriage. You clearly have won the internet for today.
- 2almalki 10y agoeh Canada is a good example. We're a country of immigrants
- stale2002 10y agoSo culturally relativism basically? I'm xenophobic by denouncing xenophobia? Xenophobia is just another cultural value and if I disagree with it them IM the xenophobe?
- Bakary 10y agoYou equated racism and xenophobia with a lack of desire for immigrants. Those are quite different concepts, even if there is an overlap. Furthermore, you condemned an entire nation and wished harm upon them on the basis of a perceived breach of your own values, which I might add are not completely clear to me. It doesn't have much to do with cultural relativism, but with the assumption that you know what's good for Japan better than they do.