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  • Mher
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    Holland is a joke. I won't be surprised if their culture disappears like Amsterdam will disappear as the sea level rises. But even with that apathetic stance towards their culture and national identity, they still complain about the influx of immigrants and demographic situation. I'm afraid it's too late Holland, go drown in your liberal, multicultural swamp.

    We need to encourage birth in Armenia. Make it a national project. Give great incentives for having children, maybe even give an apartment if you have x number children or more. I will contribute my share when it comes time.
    Erodogan has made it an policy of constantly encouraging Turks that every family should have 3 children. It would be great to see this done in Armenia. Unfortunately this is easier said that done if you don't have the economy to support families of 3 children.

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  • Mos
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    Another way to approach the demographic problem in Armenia is to ban abortions in addition to the incentive program in having children.

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  • Eddo211
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    Americans, to their dismay, say "man you Armenians are a close net group"......everyday I see more Armenian merchants popping out stores in cities that there were no Armenians cleaning the place out and beautifying the streets. Churches, schools, concerts, BMW hot rods you can't get away from them Armenians, I tried.

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  • Eddo211
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    Originally posted by londontsi View Post
    You cannot plan it,
    You cannot manage it,
    You cannot restrict it
    You cannot stop it.

    Its a waterfall.
    There is no such thing as a one way street when it comes to that.......time (life experiences) can change things as well.

    Mos said something very true......who do you feel more comfortable to hang around with among the rest.

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  • Mos
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    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    I think in countries like Holland, it's not that there won't be cultural assimilation because there will, it's just that dutch people don't care much for immigrants and there won't likely be inter-marriage.
    Holland is a joke. I won't be surprised if their culture disappears like Amsterdam will disappear as the sea level rises. But even with that apathetic stance towards their culture and national identity, they still complain about the influx of immigrants and demographic situation. I'm afraid it's too late Holland, go drown in your liberal, multicultural swamp.

    We need to encourage birth in Armenia. Make it a national project. Give great incentives for having children, maybe even give an apartment if you have x number children or more. I will contribute my share when it comes time.
    Last edited by Mos; 11-17-2011, 03:55 PM.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    But also take into account that it's harder to assimilate in Europe than the Americas.
    I think in countries like Holland, it's not that there won't be cultural assimilation because there will, it's just that dutch people don't care much for immigrants and there won't likely be inter-marriage.

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  • Mos
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    Originally posted by Siggie View Post
    Sure it happens, but to what extent? My point is that if you cannot measure it then you cannot say it has gotten better, worse, or stayed the same.
    Assimilation is natural in any country, especially countries that are made for immigrants (US, Canada, Australia, Russia/UK to an extent). For a nation that has a large diaspora in such countries the problem of assimilation is going to be even higher. It's using simple logic really, plus the fact that I have seen it with my own eyes.






    Then why is it that immigrants to Europe didn't assimilate, but Armenians who immigrate to Europe will? Armenians immigrating to the US will? But other groups immigrating to Armenia, won't assimilate; they'll maintain their own culture and dilute Armenianness in Armenia?

    My question was how do you reconcile all of this? WHY do you think it would be different?
    A large factor is religion. The Muslim population is the group that is hard to assimilate in Europe. Muslims are insular and one important fact of them is that they rarely marry outside of their religion. It's against Islamic law for muslim woman to marry non-muslim man. Cultural assimilation will also be affected by the religion. So they have barriers that help them not assimilate, we don't have such religious barriers. But also take into account that it's harder to assimilate in Europe than the Americas.

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  • Siggie
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    Well obviously that question posed isn't the final decider, but in my view it says a lot, because it says to which country the person holds allegiance to. Maybe for Western Armenians it's a better question if they have allegiance to Armenian nation or country of residence as they don't come from the country of Armenia or Soviet Armenia. Also, another indicator is with which group of people the individual feels more comfortable with, with which group of people it connects more easily to. So these main factors in my view can say a lot about person's "status".

    Assimilation is a reality and a fact. It's impossible to come up with concrete numbers of statistics regarding assimilation, but I believe that we can all agree it's occurring and it's detrimental to Armenian nation. Assimilation is the ultimate dilemma and problems for any immigrant group in the world.
    Sure it happens, but to what extent? My point is that if you cannot measure it then you cannot say it has gotten better, worse, or stayed the same.







    We do know, just look at Europe. Same thing can happen to Armenia, which itself has a low birth rate and high migration rate, if the ideals of "multiculturalism" are spread and immigrants encouraged to come and make Armenia a more "diverse" society.
    Then why is it that immigrants to Europe didn't assimilate, but Armenians who immigrate to Europe will? Armenians immigrating to the US will? But other groups immigrating to Armenia, won't assimilate; they'll maintain their own culture and dilute Armenianness in Armenia?

    My question was how do you reconcile all of this? WHY do you think it would be different?

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  • Mos
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    Originally posted by londontsi View Post
    You cannot plan it,
    You cannot manage it,
    You cannot restrict it
    You cannot stop it.

    Its a waterfall.
    Obviously we can't do those things, in the end people decide for themselves, but what we can do is inform people and save the people who are falling into the assimilation trap. It may not do much, but little is better than nothing.

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  • londontsi
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    Our diasporas should only integrate ......

    You cannot plan it,
    You cannot manage it,
    You cannot restrict it
    You cannot stop it.

    Its a waterfall.

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