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> If Roman Britain was diverse then modern day Japan is ethnically diverse. I don't understand the argument this is making. Could you clarify?
by laretluval 9y ago
> If Roman Britain was diverse then modern day Japan is ethnically diverse.
I don't understand the argument this is making. Could you clarify?
- Radim 9y agoEast Asian countries, Japan included, see ethnic and cultural homogeneity as a good and desirable thing (and are quite openly racist and xenophobic as a result). OP is making a joke -- if you want to call Romain Britain ethnically diverse, you might as well call Japan ethnically diverse. The term becomes meaningless.