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No one wants to admit that the United States - is not an English minded country.

It’s a multi lingual, multi racial, and multi ethnic society - of absolute nobodies.

Seldom looked at, with anything, other than the other and the look.

Never anything that challenges imagination. Whatsoever.

anthonypaulrobinson wrote: ↑Sun Jul 13, 2025 6:01 am No one wants to admit that the United States - is not an English minded country.

It’s a multi lingual, multi racial, and multi ethnic society - of absolute nobodies.

Seldom looked at, with anything, other than the other and the look.

Never anything that challenges imagination. Whatsoever.

Just wondering which country you've noticed being populated by "somebodies".

I'm English minded and I can't imagine not being challenged by the vast cultural diversity of the United States.

anthonypaulrobinson wrote: ↑Sun Jul 13, 2025 6:01 am No one wants to admit that the United States - is not an English minded country.

And, this is just because there is no such thing as a so-called, ' "english" minded country '.

anthonypaulrobinson wrote: ↑Sun Jul 13, 2025 6:01 am It’s a multi lingual, multi racial, and multi ethnic society - of absolute nobodies.

Seldom looked at, with anything, other than the other and the look.

Never anything that challenges imagination. Whatsoever.

If 'you' say so.

anthonypaulrobinson wrote: ↑Sun Jul 13, 2025 6:01 am No one wants to admit that the United States - is not an English minded country.

It’s a multi lingual, multi racial, and multi ethnic society - of absolute nobodies.

Seldom looked at, with anything, other than the other and the look.

Never anything that challenges imagination. Whatsoever.

Many in the US have an irrational fear/aversion to anything unlike themselves. Be it language, people of other races or people of other ethnicities. They fail to understand that, for all intents and purposes, the reality is that they are all superficial differences. They all have much more in common than what is different. This is also true of people of other religions, other sexual orientations, non-traditional gender identities, and so on.

Many also have an irrational fear/aversion to realities of the complex world in which we live such as the theory of evolution. man-made climate change and so on. Like many children, they irrationally hold onto simplistic views of the world no matter how much evidence there is to the contrary; no matter how little evidence there is for their view. In doing so, they often reject all manner of intellectualism including science. In short, they are delusional. They even have an irrational fear/aversion to those who do not share their delusions.