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The Multiculture Mess: Attacking the Nation-State

The Multiculture Mess: Attacking the Nation-State
The Canadian Multiculturalism Act was passed in 1988, aiming to preserve and enhance multiculturalism in Canada. The Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on Sept. 24, 2013. Saffron Blaze via Mackenzie.co
William Gairdner
William Gairdner
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In my last article for The Epoch Times, I proposed an essential distinction between a deep culture, such as manifested in political systems, theology, language, art, literature, and common moral beliefs, and a skin-deep culture, such as we experience everywhere in the West these days, in things such as the enjoyment of Japanese sushi, French perfumes, German cars, Italian shoes, and American digital gadgetry.
William Gairdner
William Gairdner
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William Gairdner is a best-selling author living near Toronto. His latest book is "Beyond the Rhetoric" (2021). His website is WilliamGairdner.ca, and on youtube.com/@William-Gairdner
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