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Diversity Destroys Trust
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| Hello, I'm Jared Taylor with American Renaissance. | |
| Diversity is America's greatest strength, right? | |
| I won't even begin to list the politicians, academics, and journalists who say this. | |
| And they mean all kinds of diversity: language, religion, culture, sexuality, but especially race. | |
| Of course, when you ask why exactly is it so great to have 36 million Mexicans living here, or how is it that 6 million Muslims make our lives better, you won't get an answer. | |
| You'll just get yelled at for asking the question. | |
| You won't get an answer because diversity is not a strength, it's a weakness. | |
| Without racial diversity, there would be no race riots, no dangerous inner cities. | |
| No Black Lives Matter. | |
| No affirmative action. | |
| No worries about whether there are too many Asians at Harvard or not enough Hispanics on television. | |
| No racial discrimination lawsuits. | |
| No diversity training. | |
| There would also be no white privilege. | |
| No white guilt. | |
| No racial conflict or tension at all. | |
| Can you imagine such a peaceful, unified, carefree America? | |
| There would be fewer Mexican restaurants, and we might win fewer Olympic gold medals, but I think we could live with that. | |
| And look what racial diversity does to politics. | |
| The Democrats have become the non-white party. | |
| 90 to 95 percent of blacks and 70 percent of Hispanics and Asians vote Democrat. | |
| And Republicans are becoming the white people's party. | |
| A veteran political consultant tells me privately he thinks that in 10 years, 80% of white people will vote Republican. | |
| Racial diversity means that elections are a racial headcount, not a choice between different ways to run the country. | |
| Robert Putnam of Harvard is one of many researchers to find that racial diversity destroys trust. | |
| He found that people who live in a racial, ethnic mishmash like Los Angeles don't trust their neighbors. | |
| They don't trust their politicians. | |
| They have few close friends. | |
| They don't get involved in the community. | |
| They don't do volunteer work. | |
| And they are less likely to vote. | |
| About the only things they do more of is go on protest marches and watch television. | |
| Researchers find the same thing all around the world. | |
| The more diversity, racial, religious, tribal, the less people trust each other. | |
| Diversity destroys trust. | |
| With enough diversity, people stop having much of anything in common. | |
| Ultimately, diversity destroys culture. | |
| Here's just one example. | |
| Take the buildings for the three branches of our government. | |
| This is the United States Supreme Court building. | |
| This is the executive mansion, known as the White House. | |
| And this is the legislative branch, the Congress and the Senate. | |
| These buildings could have been built only in a country that draws its culture from Europe and ultimately from Greece and Rome. | |
| Here is the National Gallery. | |
| And here's even a government office building, the Department of Agriculture. | |
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Diversity's Cost to Authenticity
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| It looks like a Greek temple. | |
| These buildings went up before we decided diversity was a strength. | |
| We knew we were a European people and we were proud of it. | |
| Now, how long will it be before our increasingly non-white country starts calling this white supremacist architecture? | |
| Now, imagine what a new Congress or Supreme Court building would have to look like to satisfy black and brown and yellow people. | |
| It would have to look Like the Supreme Court of Brazil. | |
| Or maybe the Parliament Building of Bangladesh. | |
| Or the Opera House in Taichung, Taiwan. | |
| Or the United Nations Building. | |
| These buildings could be anywhere or nowhere. | |
| Countries that don't celebrate diversity can still have a national architecture. | |
| The swimming pool at the Ritz-Carlton in Saudi Arabia looks like the inside of a mosque. | |
| Even Saddam Hussein's palaces in Baghdad had aesthetic roots in his own culture. | |
| The Mongolian parliament looks like it belongs there, especially with those horsemen out in front. | |
| And this is the Korean president's house, known as the Blue House. | |
| Back in America, this is what happens when we build something completely divorced from European tradition. | |
| This is the African-American Museum in Washington, D.C. It doesn't look like anything. | |
| And this happens to every part of the culture when the center falls out. | |
| What will the multiculties put in the National Gallery? | |
| The most beautiful art or affirmative action art? | |
| Music, movies, drama. | |
| They'll have to satisfy everyone, which means they won't satisfy anyone. | |
| Who listens to classical music? | |
| White people and some Asians. | |
| Well, Oakland, California, used to have a famous symphony orchestra. | |
| But it went bust when Oakland became, well, how do the lefties put it? | |
| Vibrant. Now, why are so many American movies violent special effects extravaganzas? | |
| Because they are made for a world market, the least common denominator. | |
| An important part of the world market is China. | |
| And already in 2016, the Wall Street Journal was reporting that Hollywood is under pressure to put more Chinese actors in the spotlight. | |
| And it's even worse when you have the whole world living in your country. | |
| Nothing survives this churning and mixing. | |
| Multiculturalism does not mean that authentic national traditions exist side by side. | |
| It means all traditions are worn away and destroyed. | |
| I support true diversity. | |
| I want Japan to remain distinctly and proudly Japanese. | |
| I want the same for Nigeria. | |
| Every culture, no matter how strange it may seem to us, is beautiful to its own people and deserves to survive. | |
| Could this way of life, for example, survive diversity, multiculturalism, and mass immigration? | |
| No. And ours can't either. | |
| What Americans call diversity is the destruction of everything that is rooted, that is authentic, that rises out of a shared heritage. | |
| Genuine diversity means preserving what is rooted, authentic, and the common heritage of a distinct people. | |
| Americans understand this when other people are threatened. | |
| We don't want New Guinea, for example. | |
| To be swamped by outside influences and lose its uniqueness. | |
| What we refuse to realize is that we are being swamped. | |
| Everything we love, everything we have built will be lost if we turn our country over to people who are not us. | |
| Ultimately, we will lose our very selves. | |
| If non-white immigration continues and every institution in America promotes intermarriage, In 200 years, there'll be no more white people. | |
| There will still be Asians and Africans and Amerindians in the world because most of them live in countries that don't celebrate diversity. | |
| But we will disappear. | |
| And our culture will disappear along with us. | |
| That is the ultimate threat of diversity. | |
| At amren.com. | |