Anonymous #2 2w

I don’t subscribe to the idea that even having more diverse cultures is a bad thing.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Sorry to be clear hispanic culture isn’t bad, i’m from texas grew up in a primarily hispanic area with a high school that was like 80% hispanic. I’m not entirely sure how to describe my point or the right word for it, culture was not the right one. I don’t believe illegal immigrants bring over the same value as legal immigrants. I believe it should be easier for legal immigration to happen so we can have good people and cultures come into our country.

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Anonymous #2 2w

Thanks for clarifying that

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Anonymous #2 2w

I’m more referring to crime culture, and cultures that revolve around safety. For example if you’ve ever been driving in Mexico you know that it’s a lot worse than America. We have to make sure that doesn’t overlap. That goes for all kinds of immigration from across the world. I want indians to feel safe and thrive in this country. I don’t want someone who is used to driving in india to drive here like they drove there. idk if that makes better sense

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Anonymous #2 2w

I get what you’re saying. The blending of cultures is what makes us great. However, complete assimilation AND complete refusal to assimilate are both terrible. A very basic but good example is that you can practice any religion you want (if any at all), but you shouldn’t be able to dump trash anywhere you’d like, that’s what waste management is for.

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Anonymous #2 2w

“Crime culture” You mean like how common wage theft and white collar crime is here in America? Or just another dog whistle for “people in view as inferior to me”

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