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BlueWren posted an update 9 years, 9 months ago
I grew up in Australia, a country that was culturally English and I learnt from a very early age the values of traditional England. Even though I was born in another country, and with an ancestry that was in its history highly racist, I realised this morning that I am not a racist. Instead I am a culturalist. So if someone asks me why I don’t support multi-culturalism, I can now give them a better answer: I support my Australian culture, the one I grew up with, and that seems to have been forgotten in the recent discussions regarding the re-election of the One Nation party into the Australian Senate.
Multi-culturalism is again in the news in Australia, and there’s a definite air of condemnation if you don’t support it.
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I am the same… we have to find a way to articulate this in a way that STICKS.
I think that it’s part of a long-term agenda to mix and blend humanity to the point that it’s one asexual culture, completely devoid of what we currently consider to be normally human. Peering into the looking glass of the future, I see a petrie dish of humans being ‘cultured’ by a lab technician to grow in selected ways for its own selected reasons. I think it’s a massive agenda with massive means to see it come to fruition.