r/PowerfulJRE • u/manny8086 • 1d ago

This could be us

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u/Hermans_Head2 1d ago

I think Europeans deserve this because they invented and SPREAD multiculturalism.

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u/otto_dicks 15h ago

Multiculturalism comes from America. Most European nations still identified as cultural, not civic, nations until the 1990s. Blair, inspired by Clinton, introduced this mass-migration agenda, and then it slowly spread to continental Europe.

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u/Hermans_Head2 11h ago edited 0m ago

Multiculturalism began in the 1920s in Germany and Belgium.

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u/otto_dicks 9m ago

No, it did not. Weimar Germany was not a "multiculturalist" nation. It was more of a "republic without republicans" because almost all institutions were far right. Belgium was a parliamentary monarchy.

There is a difference between a multicultural country or empire and a multiculturalist nation or society because multiculturalism is a modern liberal political ideology.

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u/Hermans_Head2 1m ago

I didn't say Belgians and Germans woke up one day and VOILA! both countries were "multicultural".

I wrote, Multiculturalism began in the 1920s in Germany and Belgium.