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To: greenspirit who wrote (10135)	5/4/2013 10:48:41 AM
From: skinowski	13 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 125051

Yes, too many people seem to be coming with the intent to simply live off the wealth of the land. The problem is not only with them - it's with us. Years ago, we had a certain confidence in our culture - and immigrants used to desire to become like "Americans". These days, after generations of our cultural confidence being undermined by the multi culti garbage, immigrants do not feel compelled to acculturate. Why bother, if Americans themselves are not sure if their culture is worth anything? One archetypal story which helps understand the nature of immigration is the biblical story about the Jews wondering in the desert. God found that they were corrupt, so He decided that none of them would enter the Promised Land -- only their descendents would. And that's how it used to work in America - the first generations of immigrants would struggle and do what they had to do, but their children would grow up being fully acculturated. The corrosive multi culti poison is damaging this natural order of things. We need to re-establish our own understanding of our values, and our belief in them - and only then would we be able to bring along others.