That's not racism. That's being factual. Nations are bound together by common traits, including ethnicity. Italian, is an ethnicity. Chinese, is an ethnicity.
Racism is denying the European indigineous people the right to their own nation. Why do Europeans have to accept importing immigrants, who, statistically, commit more violent crimes?
> Haven't been to Tokyo so I can't comment, but honestly Warsaw and Prague over Paris? Prague is cute, but it's not much of a real live city, with a bustling cultural scene. It feels a lot more like a museum for tourists. Warsaw, meh.
Way safer and way nicer cities to live in than Paris, but the latter is a personal preference I guess.
> I'll take NYC, Chicago or LA
I remember visiting Google LA's office. There were junkies shooting up at the garage entrance.
What culture is being produced? The culture of gangbangers? Culture of homeless junkies harassing people on the subway?
> The Roman Empire still stood for far longer than any modern nation state.
And they were quite heavily xenophobic too. They did start giving our citizenship more broadly - preceding it's death.
Racism is denying the European indigineous people the right to their own nation. Why do Europeans have to accept importing immigrants, who, statistically, commit more violent crimes?
> Haven't been to Tokyo so I can't comment, but honestly Warsaw and Prague over Paris? Prague is cute, but it's not much of a real live city, with a bustling cultural scene. It feels a lot more like a museum for tourists. Warsaw, meh.
Way safer and way nicer cities to live in than Paris, but the latter is a personal preference I guess.
> I'll take NYC, Chicago or LA
I remember visiting Google LA's office. There were junkies shooting up at the garage entrance.
What culture is being produced? The culture of gangbangers? Culture of homeless junkies harassing people on the subway?
> The Roman Empire still stood for far longer than any modern nation state.
And they were quite heavily xenophobic too. They did start giving our citizenship more broadly - preceding it's death.