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Brad Pearce's avatar

I don't mean to nitpick but India is extremely diverse. If anything as it stands India is an example that diversity doesn't make you strong. China has quite a lot of diversity as well it is just similar to Russia where one ethnic group overwhelmingly dominates.

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ArthurinCali's avatar

A better phasing I should have used would have been to say those countries haven't embraced the DEI mantra as Western nations have.

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Brad Pearce's avatar

My understanding is that India has, long ago, and it’s a disaster because they have like 90 recognized ethnic groups. Or maybe they gave up on it decades since. Regardless, India has tried affirmative action/diversity policies to the best of my knowledge, I think relating to both ethnicity and caste.

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Commander Nelson's avatar

One specific minority got enormous academic and cultural power, and persuaded the majority that ethnicity and race don't matter (while it continues to matter enormously to that minority).

That minority had developed a centuries-old tradition of hiding their real beliefs because they were so dehumanizing to outsiders. https://ifamericansknew.org/cur_sit/shahak.html

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Kat D's avatar

Just say you hate Joos. I don’t want to click on that crap unknowingly.

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Commander Nelson's avatar

You noticed...

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The Mighty Humanzee's avatar

Yesterday we were discussion the need for only natural born citizenship to run for Congress or hold position as judge. Meaning, race doesn’t matter, but having been raised here absolutely does. Otherwise we get Shri Thanedar, Rashida Tlib and Ilan Omar usurpers who bring their values from their failed resentful cultures. And I wouldn’t want naturalized Europeans who also possess that holier than though attitude reworking our laws into their vision.

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