Multiculturalism Does Not Serve Modern Society (Here's Why!)

Traditional ideas surrounding multiculturalism has done a lot to promote human rights, but social psychologists have found some holes in its execution. Mamobo highlights how multiculturalism does not serve modern society

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[Amcc]

The protest against immigration is stemmed from fear and worry that people will not embrace Irish culture but will instead try to change or dilute it. Some people's mannerisms just don't feel Irish and it feels like a threat to our culture when some people don't get the craic or history

[ImBABYJANEHUDSON]

Aren’t the Irish majority a vulnerable group? One thousand years of barbaric colonialism, to watch control of their only refuge (Ireland) wiped away through mass migration.

[igors]

Interculturalism is a good thing on a world scale, because then there are different nations living in their own countries while respecting their neighbours. But not within a country, because it just divides society into subsocieties. World should be intercultural like it always was, but countries should be monocultural. Both racism/nazism and multi/inter culturalism are wrong.

[leannacaracappa]

the psychology behind this is actually quite interesting !

[TroenderTass]

There is no need to reinvent society. One culture, plain and simple. It is also really unfair to the natives of a countyr and culture to expect them to having only to live in a multicultural society while all the other members of that society also have homelands exclusivly to their own culture. It is simply just a great robery of european countries.

[theperson]

India: "And I took that personally..."

[multiplemike]

Your intercultural society is a good dream. It will not be successful because humans are by nature untrusting of others outside of their groups. Dialogue will only work to a certain point before the old fears and distrust returns. The best thing that can be done in a society made up of different cultures and languages and customs and beliefs is to follow the host nations rule of law and to tolerate each other. And even this is just a fragile alliance that could be easily broken with conflict and infighting. There can be no real mixing unless there are generations upon generations of inter-cultural breeding (over hundreds of years) until the original peoples have died out and their generational multi racial offspring homogenize and form a new culture/language and peoples.

[glibkovalenko]

You are speaking words of truth! Keep motivation for the new videos, you are doing super great! 🎉 One day the interest for your channel will come

[magdelenerose]

😂she’s totally right and my teacher is totally wrong!!!!

[LuisRamirez-vvdk]

No this was kind of a poor take. It puts the blame on one side instead of pointing out wha'ts really wrong with multicultralism.

[PJ-ho]

I think that when a specific set of different cultures live together for long enough in one location, the older generations in different groups start to dislike the other groups, and the younger generations all start to form a new culture, composed of, yet different from the preceding cultures. I don't think multicultural society is actually a thing, as different cultures bleed into each other over time.

[TerrenceWinter-ug]

Thank you so much my Irish sister you have brought up the very topic I am trying to express in my country the United States we failed with multiculturalism and the concepts of othering is the reason why I quit my job at Goodwill Nina Alvarez and her others deliberately pushed me as an outsider because I wasn't in with their little way of life and what a lot of people don't understand is all of our different cultures we have more in common than we do have differences differences we may have is speaking a different language maybe different cuisines in different appearances but people have to understand what are differences is tend to be more cosmetic different languages are just variations of the One singular language different skin tones doesn't mean you're a different type of human but rather you live in a different climate either different climate like warmer or colder weather also people with fair skin are not voided of melanin but rather have a high percentage of vitamin d that's why their skin is fair and their hair straightener and also forensic scientists have also discovered that every human being on Earth comes from a single common genetic in other words we do come from the same parents the ideas that we have so much differences in my opinion are always subversive as a means of divide and conquer for social control and financial gain of the people at the top now mind you when I said people at the top that doesn't mean a particular demographic or all wealthy people have the same hidden agenda to the contrary to the people who have these agendas and fears are a very small group of people even for the wealthy elite 1 percenters and from what I understand these hidden agendas there's nothing particular they look to gain it's just the common human experience of being afraid of the unknown and many of these people fear not having their wealth even though in reality they know if they lose their will if they can regain it but still fear persist in The human experience but thank you very much for this wonderful video I do appreciate it and please keep up the good work after seeing this video I'm official subscriber thank you😊😊😊❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[festivus]

Well done on a well- explained and scientific approach. You explained why labelling people is reductionist and over simplifies to the point of being counter productive for society.

[Jay-Kay-Buwembo]

Multiculturalism isn't new, the Roman Empire was diverse and multicultural, Europe and the EU is Multicultural, Ancient Perisa and Modern Iran are multicultural.

[AprezaRenaldy]

As a person from Indonesia 🇮🇩 country with so many cultures. 1, 300 ethnic groups and 700 regional languages. Can still be united as a single country. 😎multiculturalism is out great power

[AntiGamer-devp]

Singapore is the most ethnically diverse little country I've ever lived in after living in various parts of the world, yet they seem to lack anywhere close to the degree of racial/ethnic strife and polarization you mentioned compared to other countries like the US and UK. Yet the country doesn't seem to emphasize diversity so much as unity: "S-IN-GAPORE! Goooo Singapore!" Everyone there seems proud to call themselves Singaporean whether they're of Chinese ancestry, Indian, Japanese, Norwegian, Thai, Nigerian, American, Canadian, Irish, Scottish, Russian, Swedish, Malaysian, Iranian, etc.

All the Singaporean citizens also seem to strongly share the subset of values and ideals that matter most in terms of cooperating as citizens. For example, every Singaporean I met regardless of their ancestry tends to be very strongly capitalist with a shared education that promotes capitalist values and ideals, including even teaching students starting from junior high school how to develop strong entrepreneurial skills.

So in this sense, Singapore always seemed more "monocultural" to me in the ways that counted to promote the best interethnic relations than even the least ethnically diverse cities of the US where even the least ethnically diverse population can be radically divided and polarized in terms of sociopolitical values and ideals.

The Singaporean government also heavily regulates speech, media, right to assembly, and education. Combined with its extremely small geographic size, I suspect this helps in getting the citizens to largely think alike with respect to sharing the same values and ideals and vision for the nation.