Post by Kiwi Frontline on Oct 26, 2017 4:42:07 GMT 12
OUR COUNTRY, OUR CULTURE
European culture is what created the best regulated, safest and most egalitarian societies on earth. Sure we made mistakes, did some bad stuff (still do sometimes!), but eventually we more or less got it right, and continue to try to do that.
I refuse, absolutely and always, to apologise for my culture.
Most of those that run us down, do so in OUR countries, within OUR culture.
If we tried to do that in the despotic, tribal, vicious dictatorships in which many of them used to live, we would be arrested, and perhaps seriously harmed.
When people use the tolerance, freedom and opportunities that Western culture gives them to denigrate, belittle and at times harm us, I get just a tad peeved.
It makes little sense to me that people flee from poverty, danger and oppression, come to a Western country and try to turn it into a replica of the rat-hole from which they fled.
I am supposed to accept this because of my :white privilege?
Well sorry chum... my country, my culture, my rules. Fit in or leave.
By K E T
European culture is what created the best regulated, safest and most egalitarian societies on earth. Sure we made mistakes, did some bad stuff (still do sometimes!), but eventually we more or less got it right, and continue to try to do that.
I refuse, absolutely and always, to apologise for my culture.
Most of those that run us down, do so in OUR countries, within OUR culture.
If we tried to do that in the despotic, tribal, vicious dictatorships in which many of them used to live, we would be arrested, and perhaps seriously harmed.
When people use the tolerance, freedom and opportunities that Western culture gives them to denigrate, belittle and at times harm us, I get just a tad peeved.
It makes little sense to me that people flee from poverty, danger and oppression, come to a Western country and try to turn it into a replica of the rat-hole from which they fled.
I am supposed to accept this because of my :white privilege?
Well sorry chum... my country, my culture, my rules. Fit in or leave.
By K E T