[cripplecreek]

I have come to the inevitable conclusion that there are far worse things in the world than racism.

Forced diversity is one of those things.

People are often shocked when I say that a business should be able to refuse service based on race, sex religion etc. The simple fact is that most businesses that imposed such policies would fail because of them and even if they thrived, who cares? Others would open businesses that catered to the customers banned from other places.

Our Michigan ban on smoking in bars is a beautiful example of how wrong it is. Instead of letting bar owners decide whether to cater to one clientele or another they forced all bar owners to ban something as common as drinking in their establishments.

[equaviator]

“Forced diversity is one of those things.”

If you mean multi-culturalism and how public education institutions and other liberal meccas espouse it the way they do...and what the reality of it amounts to socially then yeah, that’s what I’m talking about.

Multiculturalism practically guarantees that ethnicity and race are first and foremost in the minds of those who willingly participate. It’s racism but not in classic sense.

As somebody who doesn’t willingly “participate”, I’m labeled a racist and a hater of people different than me by people who don’t care to look beyond the color of my skin. They say, “Don’t hate, participate”.

I hate it when they do that.