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This is not borne out by the anecdata I have collected over the last 22 years as a foreign invader living in and observing Europe. Moroccans in the Netherlands,
by theodric 1y ago
This is not borne out by the anecdata I have collected over the last 22 years as a foreign invader living in and observing Europe. Moroccans in the Netherlands, Albanians in Switzerland, even Irish Travellers in Ireland-- despite being integrated from primary school onward, all seem to be somewhat apart from the host culture even after several generations.
- selimthegrim 1y agoTravellers aren't foreign.
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- theodric 1y agoAnd yet they remain a distinct cultural group with different traditions and modes of living, despite integration at a school level. Apparently they've even diverged genetically[1] from the main population. [1] https://www.pure.ed.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles/portal/35314239/srep42187.pdf https://www.pure.ed.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles/portal/35314239/sre...