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But it's not quite that simple, is it? You can change the culture of a child by forcibly separating them from their parents, putting them in a boarding school,
by bloak 5y ago
But it's not quite that simple, is it?
You can change the culture of a child by forcibly separating them from their parents, putting them in a boarding school, beating them when they try to speak their mother tongue with other children, and so on, methods that have been successfully applied in Australia and Canada, I believe. Changing the culture of an adult is more difficult, though they may have tried similar methods rather more recently in ... you know where.
You can to a certain extent change your "race" simply by changing your dress, hairstyle and name, provided your physical appearance is roughtly consistent with several "races", which is not an unusual situation in many of the societies in which "race" is a thing.
- manigandham 5y agoYes, it's that simple. Difficult is not impossible. Choice still exists. Meanwhile dress, hairstyle and name are not race, and race cannot be changed. You're making extraordinary reaches to redefine words and concepts, which is another societal problem.
- Chris2048 5y agoWhy is it necessary to deprive them of their mother tongue? There are plenty immigrants that speak multiple languages, and benefit from it. also: > forcibly separating them > beating them when why is violence necessary? What - specifically - are we trying to change?