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February 11, 2011 at 10:42 AM #665940February 11, 2011 at 10:43 AM #664807briansd1Guest
Interesting article.
In Europe, and France in particular, they try hard to assimilate immigrants, but without giving them the same economic opportunities. That’s a recipe for disaster.
In America, we have more multiculturalism thanks to our more dynamic economy. Here, immigrants can and do thrive economically within their own communities, and within the society at large. Not so much in Europe.
French intellectuals have great ideals but as an “old” country, and as an economy that’s more dirigiste, they have established interests that aren’t willing to cede a stake to the immigrants, despite the noble ideals. You don’t really see success stories such as Fareed Zacharia and Mohammed El-Erian in France.
IMO, cultural and economic assimilation go hand in hand. It’s important to share the wealth to create more wealth.
February 11, 2011 at 10:43 AM #664869briansd1GuestInteresting article.
In Europe, and France in particular, they try hard to assimilate immigrants, but without giving them the same economic opportunities. That’s a recipe for disaster.
In America, we have more multiculturalism thanks to our more dynamic economy. Here, immigrants can and do thrive economically within their own communities, and within the society at large. Not so much in Europe.
French intellectuals have great ideals but as an “old” country, and as an economy that’s more dirigiste, they have established interests that aren’t willing to cede a stake to the immigrants, despite the noble ideals. You don’t really see success stories such as Fareed Zacharia and Mohammed El-Erian in France.
IMO, cultural and economic assimilation go hand in hand. It’s important to share the wealth to create more wealth.
February 11, 2011 at 10:43 AM #665471briansd1GuestInteresting article.
In Europe, and France in particular, they try hard to assimilate immigrants, but without giving them the same economic opportunities. That’s a recipe for disaster.
In America, we have more multiculturalism thanks to our more dynamic economy. Here, immigrants can and do thrive economically within their own communities, and within the society at large. Not so much in Europe.
French intellectuals have great ideals but as an “old” country, and as an economy that’s more dirigiste, they have established interests that aren’t willing to cede a stake to the immigrants, despite the noble ideals. You don’t really see success stories such as Fareed Zacharia and Mohammed El-Erian in France.
IMO, cultural and economic assimilation go hand in hand. It’s important to share the wealth to create more wealth.
February 11, 2011 at 10:43 AM #665607briansd1GuestInteresting article.
In Europe, and France in particular, they try hard to assimilate immigrants, but without giving them the same economic opportunities. That’s a recipe for disaster.
In America, we have more multiculturalism thanks to our more dynamic economy. Here, immigrants can and do thrive economically within their own communities, and within the society at large. Not so much in Europe.
French intellectuals have great ideals but as an “old” country, and as an economy that’s more dirigiste, they have established interests that aren’t willing to cede a stake to the immigrants, despite the noble ideals. You don’t really see success stories such as Fareed Zacharia and Mohammed El-Erian in France.
IMO, cultural and economic assimilation go hand in hand. It’s important to share the wealth to create more wealth.
February 11, 2011 at 10:43 AM #665945briansd1GuestInteresting article.
In Europe, and France in particular, they try hard to assimilate immigrants, but without giving them the same economic opportunities. That’s a recipe for disaster.
In America, we have more multiculturalism thanks to our more dynamic economy. Here, immigrants can and do thrive economically within their own communities, and within the society at large. Not so much in Europe.
French intellectuals have great ideals but as an “old” country, and as an economy that’s more dirigiste, they have established interests that aren’t willing to cede a stake to the immigrants, despite the noble ideals. You don’t really see success stories such as Fareed Zacharia and Mohammed El-Erian in France.
IMO, cultural and economic assimilation go hand in hand. It’s important to share the wealth to create more wealth.
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Troll FeederFebruary 11, 2011 at 11:19 AM #664827pencilneckParticipantBriansd1, nailed it. Good post.
February 11, 2011 at 11:19 AM #664889pencilneckParticipantBriansd1, nailed it. Good post.
February 11, 2011 at 11:19 AM #665491pencilneckParticipantBriansd1, nailed it. Good post.
February 11, 2011 at 11:19 AM #665627pencilneckParticipantBriansd1, nailed it. Good post.
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