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This seems to me, as a Swede, as the same rhetoric used by nationalists here in Sweden as well as nationalists in other countries. But it's more a feeling than
by nugator 10y ago
This seems to me, as a Swede, as the same rhetoric used by nationalists here in Sweden as well as nationalists in other countries.
But it's more a feeling than a fact.
" - if an white European American expresses pride at his cultural heritage, then he's usually derided as nativist, racist, xenophobic, or, worst of all -- an old fogey."
This is also just your words and feelings, not an example of where a white European American expresses pride at his cultural heritage and is derived as something negative.
- Chris2048 10y ago> This is also just your words and feelings unless it actually happens. Do you want a study citation?
- nugator 10y agoIf it happened you can give an example of when it happened. But if someone states: "...but are not allowed to cultivate, maintain and respect our own (American) culture." he/she must back it with something other than feelings. If this is a fact there must be hundreds of examples.