Well first of all, being proud of your nation does not make you a racist, it also does not mean you think you are superior to anyone else. So maybe when you dispense of all that non-sense you can address what the guy is actually saying. He is French, he wants France to maintain it heritage, its skyline, its architecture.Shocking wrote:
I don't even know where to begin... what? No, there is no argument. None. Having pride in national identity does not enable racism, who the hell is he to decide that Sarkozy is a 'foreigner' and he's a real frenchman? And that's just merely based on Sarkozy's mixed ancestry, what's more french about him? Is it french to be a xenophobe? Is your national identity determined by wether or not your grand daddy was french?lowing wrote:
Well is there not an argument for that in the context of maintaining a national identity? France is FRANCE..It isn't the USA who found its roots made up of people from all over the world
I don't even understand your reasoning, how can you justify a feeling of superiority solely based on where your ancestors came from? "to preserve national identity"? Well, I can guarantee you that the national identity of France has been evolving continouosly since the dawn of time, so the very notion confuses me.
Isn't this the exact same reasoning on which the nobility of the middle ages justified their position?
It is not different than being a proud southerner in the states automatically makes you a white supremacist. It is not true.