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To me, there is a substantial difference between a more objective and dispassionate meaning to diversity and multiculturalism - which I do support - and the more ideological definition, which for the most part I do not.
The more objective and dispassionate definition is the idea that all ethnic groups, languages and cultures have a right to exist, for the most part within their own borders, without one seeking to dominate over or kill off the other. And I don't just mean this in terms of how the world's meta-races should treat each other either - even among Europeans themselves, I believe that all our existing languages have the right to, well, exist and have official recognition and usage. This is in contrast to the deeply philistine and utilitarian idea that everyone should speak the same language (probably but not necessarily English) and let go of these 'pointless and backward' languages. Similarly, instead of this notion that Europeans should all interbreed en masse and produce a homogeneous "European" phenotype, let us celebrate the separateness and uniqueness of Germanics, Slavs, Mediterraneans etc.
Now, the ideological definition of diversity and multiculturalism is the notion that Western countries (though not so much other countries, intriguingly) should become as ethnically mixed as possible to the point where the hitherto majority ethnic group becomes a minority. While I don't support a total ban on migration like quite a few members of this forum do, all the same I do believe that numbers should be tightly controlled enough so the majority ethnic groups - whether in Europe or anywhere else - do not become a minority. Already in several schools across the UK - and not even just in the traditional migrant hotspots of London, the Midlands, Yorkshire and Lancashire either - there are schools which are 90%+ non-white! Ironically, often the biggest losers in this are non-white kids themselves, who from a young age are already estranged from 'mainstream society' and some of them become actively suspicious of it.
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