School Diversity

[xBaron Dants]

You said "foreigner." That refers to someone not of the same national citizenship as you.

Odar means stranger actually, though it is used as "foreigner".

[Darorinag]

Yes! Thanks, Baron, couldn't find the word... my apologies for the confusion.

[Inna]

And do me a favour, go die.

-don’t worry..it shall happen to me one day..perhaps not soon..but one day ..God willing

Diversity makes it easier to make friends of other backgrounds. That's a strength. It creates an opportunity to make friends with people you may not have met otherwise.

- Thank you..thank you

Besides, USA was on its way up long before there was any such thing as "diversity."

-are you kidding me?? The main reason people moved to the US was to escape religious persecution, people of various religions (Catholics, Protestants, Jews) and backgrounds (Germans, British, Irish)..and I call that diversity

My stance is everyone should be assimilated, including all of you. Unity is more important than diversity.

-I also believe in that..but you cannot have unity until people accept diversity.

I've kept my identity, and I don't see how respecting others or having my neighbor be from another culture takes away from that.

-once again..thank you…thank you

[Darorinag]

-are you kidding me?? The main reason people moved to the US was to escape religious persecution, people of various religions (Catholics, Protestants, Jews) and backgrounds (Germans, British, Irish)..and I call that diversity

Persecution? bwahahah... like the khomeini dictatorship put in place by the USA itself? Nice try, but no.. you have a delusional view of what USA means to people.

the very fact that you say "thank you thank you" to those who agree with you shows the extent of your distrust in the validity of your own views.

I also believe in that..but you cannot have unity until people accept diversity.

BS!!!! This is the epitome of idiocy. There can be no unity in diversity. That's the biggest oxymoron I've ever come across. How can you be both united and segregated? You can't celebrate both diversity and unity. You're either one or more than one. Period.