Inclusion is overrated especially at the expense of assimilation.

Inclusion requires force or coercion.

Inclusion causes tribal strife and balkanization

edit: to answer your question, it's a euphemism for rejecting the Western canon and yes it is totally about control

Look at England: the political class wants to replace white English with Arabia and Africa. The rationale is they think it's easier to control a non white population with welfare bribery. Of course the political class is being naive if they think immigrants from certain parts of the world can be easily controlled.

Fuck multiculturalism! People of same culture have it easier among them. Diluting a firm community with an inflow of immigrans does neither any good! Do we really need to have civil wars pop up in countries to understand that? Fuck me...

I think it is inherently a good concept, that people should transcend their cultural differences and live harmoniously together while respecting differences.

But it cannot be practiced without a solid foundation in moral law, which is why multiculturalism is failing in the secular west.

The problem with multiculturalism without moral foundations is that you have no basis to say what is right and what is wrong. So things that are inherently wrong will be defended on the grounds of cultural differences, and things that are inherently right will be dismissed as products of cultural hegemony.

That's why you have some people saying "being on time is white supremacy" and then at the same time not prosecuting child rapists because "it's allowed in their culture"

Unfortunately, I believe there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution that works everywhere. It's true that we need to continue experimenting and seeking approaches that promote dialogue, mutual respect, and inclusive participation. However, I wonder how it's possible to make progress toward multiculturalism when, in many countries, like mine, Italy, there is still a significant division between the north and south and between those living in different cities. The truth is that we often prefer to live in our small world and struggle to embrace those who are different from us.

I used to live in a place that was extremely "diverse", to the point that I was almost a minority.

Now I live in a place where it's not diverse at all. I like it a lot better. There's much more of a community feel.

Since the human migrated out of Africa cultures have blended - sometimes by choice, sometimes by war and domination. Cultural blending, assimilation, segregation and integration has happened and will always happen. It has been and will always be uncomfortable. It has been and will always be generally ok.

Even with temporary setbacks progress happens. Those who adapt do better.

The first thing I want to say is that this is a very good application, why? Because it calls for awareness and the preservation of good things, I can personally say that here in Lima, Peru, where I have lived for more than seven years, the customs and typical dances are native and In addition to that, people in regions such as the mountains or the jungle do their customs and their dances from the heart, they do it because they like it, they maintain generations of dances from children to the oldest in other places in the world, it is true, they have been We have lost many customs and where they are made or where they are performed, they are done as if by obligation because they are required by some law. We also have to take into account that how society is going due to the different tastes of people, whether gender tastes, sexual tastes, tastes. and different thoughts, but sometimes multiculturalism tends to be confused with the fact that we all have to be tolerant of some sexual ideology with some ideology of something else and that is not the case. Culture is something very important and should not be confused with things like like gender culture that some people who might read will disagree, but it's actually the truth. Culture is something. Well, what we must transmit to other generations.

There was the illusion that multiculturalism in the US worked in the past because the “other” cultures were still largely western. Today the “other” cultures are increasingly non-western and don’t have any shared values.

Respecting other people is great but some cultures have incompatible core values. This is what we are starting to see in the west.