Vox Day explains how the wheels fell off and how the Fort Hood terroist attack plays into the Cultural Marxist diversity agenda:
But, as both history and scientific studies have reliably demonstrated, social relations between majorities and minorities are largely dependent upon the existence of a strong majority culture. Most likely, things would have been equally easygoing if the university had been a black one and it was the white athletes in the minority. It is only when two or more cultures are numerically significant enough for there to be conflicts over the social norms and permissible deviations from those norms that serious difficulties begin to arise.
These days, the old problems of black and white racial relations in America that were once so problematic look downright simple compared to the complications introduced by the radical changes to U.S. immigration policy in 1965. Now, the very meaning of what it means to be an American has become a deeply complicated one, as evidenced by the murders of 12 American soldiers by a man who was born in Virginia to Palestinian immigrants, a major in the U.S. Army, and a Muslim. And while the shootings could merely be the last tragic act of a psychiatrist who went off the deep end – let's face it, the mentally unstable do tend to go in for the mind-related professions in disproportionate numbers – that's not necessarily the case. But regardless, the real question is not so much whether Muslims can successfully coexist with secular America; it is whether multiculturalism has succeeded in eradicating the essential concept of America. When the melting pot can no longer melt due to overfilling, is it still a melting pot? And was there ever a melting pot in the first place?
The great problem facing the U.S. in the future, of which the Fort Hood shootings would appear to be an early harbinger, is that the undermining of America's dominant European Christian culture has laid the foundation for what promises to be a long and bitter struggle for cultural supremacy. These struggles usually end one of three ways: division, expulsion or submission to a superior authority. Of the three, the latter would appear to be the most likely given the broad spectrum of global governance programs, but history seldom plays out according to the obvious scenario. Furthermore, economic downturns tend to play havoc with empires. The true tragedy of Fort Hood is that it could have been so easily avoided by rejecting the false promises of multiculturalism and mass immigration 44 years ago.
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