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This is where the rightist points out that most positive examples historically had ethnically homogeneous populations and that those populations with growing mi
by observation 9y ago
This is where the rightist points out that most positive examples historically had ethnically homogeneous populations and that those populations with growing minorities also are developing integration problems that are usually blamed, perhaps scapegoated, on social welfare policy.
Do you have a deconstruction of that?
- _Tev 9y agoActually all mentioned countries have sizeable immigrant minorities (except Denmark I guess). I'd say burden of proof is on the side claiming "developing integration problems" and such in Australia / Sweden / Germany. Without any data it seems like empty rightist populism.
- observation 9y agoData: https://cdn.static-economist.com/sites/default/files/images/2016/03/blogs/graphic-detail/20160326_woc937.png https://cdn.static-economist.com/sites/default/files/images/...
- _Tev 9y agoTerrorism is unrelated to integration problems. Also, Germany is the (second? Idk how that's measured) most inviting country? Why does it have least attacks on that chart? That chart actually reinforces my point ... Just empty populism connecting random things to desperately prove its point.