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That may be true, but i'm not sure hong kong, shangai or finland have the same melting pot culture and centuries of immigrants as usa or france..
by bsaul 13y ago
That may be true, but i'm not sure hong kong, shangai or finland have the same melting pot culture and centuries of immigrants as usa or france..
- wobbleblob 13y agoImmigration has very little to do with a population being homogeneous or not. Take the few extremely diverse countries with extremely heterogeneous populations: Russia, India, Indonesia. These countries do not have a recent history of immigration at all. Now take a few counter examples: The USA and Brazil. Despite the vast size of these countries, and the high immigration rate, they both have a population that is rather homogeneous compared to what you'll find in the old world. Economically, the USA is more homogeneous still. I get the impression that to Americans the only measure for diversity is skin color, because you are used to everything else being the same.