Social Justice Warriors Thread

[PartyOf5]

Diversity is our strength.

You're not even in the US. You are not even part of our. Unless you mean our as in the border-free utopia. In that case utopia will need a leader, and that leader is the MUGA orange man.

Also strange that the left uses diversity is our strength, but hates anyone that doesn't think like them. So much for diversity. Either that or "our" mean "us lefties", in which case they are openly declaring war on everyone else.

[Speaker to Animals]

Depends what kind of balkanization you are talking about. For instance the provinces that comprise Canada would be much better off without being bound to the shotgun marriage of Confederation, and the provinces became their own countries by way of the Clarity Act.

You are for America breaking up as well, technically that's balkanization too, not all balkanization is bad necessarily, but it can go very wrong indeed when taken too far. Certainly going as far as the Balkans did is not the best idea, that goes without saying.

That too is Balkanization. It can't last long term. You have two nations (not including the first nations) that can only be aligned geopolitically if circumstances allow for it.

It's not just the original nations either. You have absolutely huge numbers of nonwhite immigrants that are literally colonizing your cities. They are not assimilating and have no intention of doing so.

History teaches us well that this can only lead to sectarian violence and dissolution. Most of the hot spots in the world today are at least partially the product of multiethnic and multiracial conflicts within the borders of nation states. Most of Africa suffers from this. The Balkans suffered from this. Iraq and Syria are cases in point. The conflicts Russia faces mostly derive from ethnic conflict within their borders and amongst their neighbor republics. Even China suffers from it, and is currently trying to eradicate the Muslim minority because they can well see where this shit leads.

Indeed, I would argue most of military history is the story of nations of people conflicting over the same patch of land. That's all it comes down to. Two nations don't share a single territory very well, no matter how authoritarian the government may be. Usually, strong empires were built upon this, and they kept the violence in check with their own brutal state violence, but as soon as they weakened enough, the sectarian break up was on.

[StCapps]

Conflict is more likely if Canada stays together than if the provinces go their separate ways.

Vive le Quebec libre. The Queen protects the right, Clarity Act FTW. Confederation delenda est.

[Speaker to Animals]

Was diversity the strength of Rwanda?



What about Yugoslavia?



Diversity in Northern Ireland making the UK strong.

[Speaker to Animals]

Did diversity in the Austro-Hungarian Empire make Europe stronger by causing WW1?

[Speaker to Animals]

Did diversity make those little kids strong who were blown apart by a jihadi suicide bomber the UK government dumped into their community?

[StCapps]

Don't worry America, you'll get a better trade deal with the provinces once they don't have to prop up the protectionist measures of other provinces. Everybody wins, except the Liberal Party of Canada and the CBC, but fuck them, them getting screwed over is a feature not a bug.

[C-Mag]

Texas father has been legally prohibited from raising his son as a boy because his ex-wife allegedly decided their son is a transgender girl and is preparing him for "chemical castration at age 8" and a future sex change surgery, which the father may be forced to help pay for.

https://www.davidicke.com/article/54603 ... ranssexual

[StCapps]

What a cunt.

[Zlaxer]

Texas father has been legally prohibited from raising his son as a boy because his ex-wife allegedly decided their son is a transgender girl and is preparing him for "chemical castration at age 8" and a future sex change surgery, which the father may be forced to help pay for.

https://www.davidicke.com/article/54603 ... ranssexual

Is there a problem here citizen?