The democrats and Obama have pursued a policy of promoting "diversity" and "multiculturalism", which, by definition, destroys the internal cohesion of society, destroys the common goals, the common values, the common trust. Democrats don't like the majority and hate the majority for resisting. Minorities want to impose themselves on the majority, as in the black movements in universities, trying to micromanage the "microagression" of others. Muslims want their religion to be dominant. They want to be in America with its opportunities but do not want to be American; separating themselves with head/or face covering for women, beards and or robes for men. Hispanics want their own communities and language. It can only get worse.
Here is Obama, from the Vox interview, extolling the virtues of his "hodgepodge" policy of planting foreign cultures in American communities.
http://www.vox.com/a/barack-obama-in...content=monday
"But over the long term, I'm pretty optimistic, and the reason is because this country just becomes more and more of a hodgepodge of folks. Again, this is an example where things seem very polarized at the national level and media spotlight, but you go into communities you know, one of the great things about being president is you travel through the entire country, and you go to Tennessee and it turns out that you've got this huge Kurdish community. And you go to some little town in Iowa and you see some Hasidic Jewish community, and then you see a bunch of interracial black and white couples running around with their kids. 15 And this is in these little farm communities, and you've got Latinos in the classroom when you visit the schools there. So people are getting more and more comfortable with the diversity of this country, much more sophisticated about both the cultural differences but more importantly, the basic commonality that we have. And, you know, the key is to make sure that our politics and our politicians are tapping into that better set of impulses rather than our baser fears."
Guess what Hussein. Your anti-Americanism ain't working--or maybe you are getting what you wanted.
Here is Obama, from the Vox interview, extolling the virtues of his "hodgepodge" policy of planting foreign cultures in American communities.
Quote:
http://www.vox.com/a/barack-obama-in...content=monday
"But over the long term, I'm pretty optimistic, and the reason is because this country just becomes more and more of a hodgepodge of folks. Again, this is an example where things seem very polarized at the national level and media spotlight, but you go into communities you know, one of the great things about being president is you travel through the entire country, and you go to Tennessee and it turns out that you've got this huge Kurdish community. And you go to some little town in Iowa and you see some Hasidic Jewish community, and then you see a bunch of interracial black and white couples running around with their kids. 15 And this is in these little farm communities, and you've got Latinos in the classroom when you visit the schools there. So people are getting more and more comfortable with the diversity of this country, much more sophisticated about both the cultural differences but more importantly, the basic commonality that we have. And, you know, the key is to make sure that our politics and our politicians are tapping into that better set of impulses rather than our baser fears."