I can see how you would have that opinion. We see it differently because of our perspectives in our available information regarding integration between media, social media, and own experiences.
I see the people who've helped become US citizens who love being Americans. The people who love going to parades on July 4th and Veterans Day to celebrate their pride in being American. One of the reasons why Trump won in 2024 was because legal immigrants were sick of illegal immigrants stealing jobs by willing to be paid under the table. If you watch the USMNT play in friendlies you'll notice that many of the US fans are Hispanic. Some groups can assimilate and be productive members of society.
Now is it completely universal? No, some communities, specifically many Muslim, such as Somali, communities have not assimilated to the same extent. They seem to enjoy the benefits of being in the US but believe that they can only take and not have to give anything back. I've sponsored two Afghanis to come to the US but they had the willingness to work hard. I find generally that Pakistanis in the US tend to work fairly hard as well, although they do have some of the leaches as well.
I do agree with you on Europe. I think Western Europe has suicidal empathy and is more afraid of being called racist then they are of killing off their future generations. East Europe has a chance because they seem to have more common sense in seeing the world as it is instead of their delusional fantasies of peaceful global integration.
As you know I was just focusing upon the survivability of whites in America as a distinct ethnic group but if we focus upon the concept of America as a successful multi ethnic country with one cohesive national culture to bind them (I don't, though I respect that you do) then we would mostly be buying into the idea of a 'nation of immigrants' that the Kennedys and MJK jnr had (though with different motivations)....with that idealism being made law mostly forced though by Johnson.
The passing of the generations and subsequent media indoctrination (which includes the rewriting of history) and legal enforcement (the forcing of mixed colleges being one of many examples) have meant that this view of America has been 'won' in mainstream opinion...mostly liberal and especially within white opinion in the US.
In truth it only really enabled the longer term destruction of European America.
It will become a fragmented and disjointed nation gradually progressively spliting along right and left states, which won't be specifically be white and non white.....but become statistically majority so.....We already see it happening.
The Democrats though will try to erase the white majority states and over time will probably be successful without serious pushback. Statistics show that the near majority of all ethnicities that aren't white vote left....even the Catholic Cubans is fifty fifty. Trump essentially is in power because white working class boomers voted him in but they are being demographically replaced.
I don't hold with the idea that it ever could have worked personally.....I think it's just unrealistic and group fragmentation with demographic change is inevitable once sizes increase. That's the key and the successful understanding that Japan and Gulf nations understand.....foreign naturalisation means the long term destruction of that country's culture and ethnicity.
I respectfully put it to you that this idea of a 'black America' a 'Hispanic America' a 'European America' and both types of 'Asian America' will all come together as one under the America flag has always been more wish fulliment than reality. Of course it will happen with a percent, especially those within the communities who benefit....usually the bright and capable. But some of the mid, a lot of the working class and nearly all of the underclass will have little to bind them and keep them from ethnic self interests.
When the numbers of of non white Amercians is relatively small the integration idealism can be more successful (though my experience is that full commitment is never really more than 1 in 3)....but I've made this numbers point perviously.
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