Plain old me
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There are parties which don't support multiculturalism, the BNP, addmittedly broadly speaking, are against multiculteralism, or are at least percieved to be, and are the only mainstreamish party advocating complete shutdown of borders and deportation and they crawled away with 0.7% of the vote.
Your original point was that the people of Europe had not been asked whether multiculteralism was acceptable, they have been. I believe the fact that they vote as described shows they support it, you, as you mentioned, do not. Either way, they have had the opportunity to voice thier views, and act on it, and so far the majority have not acted against it.
Your original point was that the people of Europe had not been asked whether multiculteralism was acceptable, they have been. I believe the fact that they vote as described shows they support it, you, as you mentioned, do not. Either way, they have had the opportunity to voice thier views, and act on it, and so far the majority have not acted against it.