One country, one race, one culture

Their saying IS "one country, one race, one culture" to be fair.

Their other saying is shouga nai but it doesn't stop them putting ginger into shit, does it?

Ironic given that most Americans probably don't even know what a salad looks like...

I always thought tossing the salad meant something else though.

ein reich ein volk ein fuhrer

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America is not a "melting pot", it's a house salad, and people are constantly trying to pick out the parts they don't like.

Cant do that as easily with a soup...

u/Jaxster37:

This is actually a true phenomenon and its referred to in human geography as a "tossed salad" and is the opposite of a "melting pot". Where a melting pot is a system in which many different peoples from different cultures and different backgrounds forsake their individual cultural traits to become a more mixed culture altogether, a tossed salad is a system in which people live while maintaining a certain level of cultural distance from a new country and maintaining pre-existing cultural values (I.e. Little Havana, Chinatown, Germantown). Neither one is void of benefits and detriments; however, it does present some interesting views on cultural values and acculturation into a new culture.

u/ObtuseAndSharp:

So... Does that make Japan the melting pot? Their saying IS "one country, one race, one culture" to be fair.

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Eyy, das me.

I think that's what the banner says above the entrance at Immigration.