You know what pisses me off? The sheer intolerance regarding those who want to have a better life in another country, specifically in this case the United States. But those on the right-wing want to demonize such people as if they are trying to harm their new nation. As people need to move from country to country to find a sustainable income and life for themselves and their family, they seemingly always have a problem with assimilation, which I find to be a result of intolerance by others. Being a citizen of a nation of immigrants, I find this strange. Personally, I always try to meet new people no matter where they are from.
However, there also seems to be some resentment in the minds of immigrants. From what I've seen in a few individuals, they are not completely happy with the fact they have had to emigrate. Of course it's understandable that emigration is quite the painstaking process, but will they ever be happy with their life in a new surrounding? Why would they not want to at least try to assimilate?
This is sort of a paradox. But it goes hand in hand with one reoccurring theme in philosophy... that one person will never understand the thoughts of another.
I'd like to hear the views of people who have had to live through a similar situation.
However, there also seems to be some resentment in the minds of immigrants. From what I've seen in a few individuals, they are not completely happy with the fact they have had to emigrate. Of course it's understandable that emigration is quite the painstaking process, but will they ever be happy with their life in a new surrounding? Why would they not want to at least try to assimilate?
This is sort of a paradox. But it goes hand in hand with one reoccurring theme in philosophy... that one person will never understand the thoughts of another.
I'd like to hear the views of people who have had to live through a similar situation.
