A few days after occupying Downing Street, Mr. Cameron declared multiculturalism a failure. His reasons included the fear/disdain for radical Islam.
Then came Breivik who saw the validity of ‘necessary evil’ and accepted martyrdom for the sake of the super culture.
Meanwhile Stella Mwangi was representing Norway in the Euro-vision contest with a Kiswahili song- ‘Haba haba, hujaza kibaba …’(a song performance Breivik called ‘crappy’).
Therefore there is no super culture. The kinds of conservatism advocated by both Mr. Cameron and Mr. Breivik have no validity. Otherwise what has a Kiswahili song to do with Europe’s vision?
Since Man knows what is good and what is evil; and thus is capable of Government, and indeed upholds Government in order to live, it follows that the aim of culture is that of sustaining Government.
Mr.Cameron believes that other races may go to Europe but sans their native cultures, while Breivik believes that since other races cannot be sans their native cultures, only the European race should prevail. He thus had to deal his country the blow of killing members of his super race who were naïve enough to open their doors to other races; hence the ‘necessity’ of the evil.
The world is thus facing a deep internal contradiction. It needs to redefine Government, yet it fears to let go lest all perish. Multiculturalism is not a failure; it’s only that we want it to fail.
And perhaps the best thing to do is to kindly ask for martyrs like Breivik and conveniently plead insanity.