what are some wholesome films about inclusiveness and multiculturalism?
What are some wholesome films about inclusiveness and multiculturalism?
Asher Smith
Jose Edwards
Rush Hour
Isaac Edwards
According to The Kalegri Plan, a diverse and multi-cultural people were easy to control as they had no common identity to rally behind in the event of a political crisis. In addition to that, a diverse population would be easy to conquer by the means of divide and rule. The newly arrived immigrants would be pitted against the native people with both sides believing that they were a persecuted minority languishing under a system of law that was rigged against their favour. Over the years, the European Union has gradually eroded aspects of national sovereignty for nation states, often making national law subordinate to that decided by unelected figures at the head of the international organisation. There has also been a concerted attempt to chip away at nationalist sentiments and nation-orientated social projects by such policy decisions as freedom of movement and Angela Merkel’s open door policy towards Syrian refugees.
Jace Butler
Die Hard 3
Cameron James
I saw this on reddit too, OP.
Juan Hall
Wow, that video sure makes me forget about all the rape, domestic abuse, terrorism, and homophobia.
Truly the religion of peace.
Brody Clark
i agreed with you until the homophobia part
Aiden Campbell
>homophobia
I don't think they're afraid of gays. They just really, really hate them.
Jacob Diaz
>he said on a board that regularly endorses rape, female abuse and homophobia.
Blake Wood
wtf i love muslims now
Henry Young
>board that regularly endorses rape, female abuse and homophobia.
nice headcanon
Grayson Parker
That chick looks like someone I know
Luis Turner
>black kid
>dad
hmmmm
Carson Foster
>Say something nice about Muslims
They aren't Jews.
Henry Price
>they look good dead
Landon Gutierrez
...
Brody Walker
>they usually only kill other Muslims
Thomas Morris
that's the power of islam
Justin Wood
go on...
Isaac Cox
Die Hard with a Vengeance
Jonathan Jenkins
Whether the suffix is appropriate for the word or not is a matter for discussion, but "homophobia" has ALWAYS primarily meant dislike/hate of gays. I bet you were *that* kid at school.
Elijah Carter
That's it
Blake Jenkins
they want to kill kikes
Chase Fisher
i love the censored version of "i hate everybody"