The elitist pontificates about the benefits of multiculturalism, because he’s an elitist. One alleged benefit? “I like going to ethnic restaurants,” brags the upper-class multiculturalist. But of course, there’s a world of differences between an upper-class ethnic eatery in a well-to-do suburb, and a dodgy halal butcher in a crime-friendly ghetto.
Indeed, one can easily see why a leftwing professor who works in a well-lit environment sees the “multicultural experience” very differently than Joe Average. Sheltered by a long list of social ills, with security guards, she can feel self-righteous. And don’t forget, ethnic people have really good restaurants and serve meals to Canberra’s politicians, thanks to generous taxpayers. (I hear they’re very good cleaners too!). Read more.
Indeed, one can easily see why a leftwing professor who works in a well-lit environment sees the “multicultural experience” very differently than Joe Average. Sheltered by a long list of social ills, with security guards, she can feel self-righteous. And don’t forget, ethnic people have really good restaurants and serve meals to Canberra’s politicians, thanks to generous taxpayers. (I hear they’re very good cleaners too!). Read more.