The notion that one can’t condemn another culture’s activities, even if they deserve condemnation, is a key tenet of the ideology of multiculturalism. Criticism, you see, is evidence of racism, nativism and xenophobia.
Many countries in Western Europe who followed this misguided approach have since learned they messed up big time. But are we making the same mistake? It would seem so:
How did Minnesota get to the point where its state capitol can become an outpost of a terrorist organization from the Middle East? Until a few years ago, I wouldn’t have believed it possible.
