Multiculturalism vs. Biculturalism vs. Uniculturalism vs. Monoculturalism

Who cares, we're all the same anyway.

Does it really matter?

does any subject on any topic really matter? What a strange question!

What multiculturalism means in practice is not tolerance of other cultures etc. but sustained attacks on British culture, Christianity and normal patriotic people.

What I mean is, being for a certain society isn't going to change much? Britain is already multicultural, mixed race people are the fastest growing ethnic minority, so being for uniculturalism is useless since you can't really change society?

Why are you just bringing to together three different think and make out like they are the same thing. Race is different from ethnicity and culture is different again. Why do people always do this?

Because they go together?

Did you vote in the poll?

Ditto, except it has to be at a gradual/sustainable rate and broadly consistent with our core values/ethos, and simply stating that 'toleration' is primary to these things, as many commentators do (at the expense of all other qualities), is an absolute farce/disgrace - not to mention a ticking time bomb when set against a background of mass inter-cultural immigration and related social and security issues/threats

See I'd like to think that, for example, the vast majority of British Muslims could integrate without necessarily having to assimilate e.g. they can near enough all become 'moderate Muslims' and maintain a stable bicultural identity. The problem is, I've suspected for a long time that this was too big an ask and ever since I saw the troubling source I reference on here from time to time I've been evermore firmly unconvinced that this is feasible

I would combine your propositions e.g. those from alien cultures that are demonstrably relatively incompatible ought to assimilate or be rejected/ejected, as there are plenty of folks from fairly alien backgrounds who appear to integrate relatively well/peaceably e.g. certain non-Muslim South Asians and South East Asian groups

Yup. It's an inconvenient truth that shared background tends to spell less friction a la immigration so, for maximal economic + social 'sense' one would pair a meritocratic/economic points based system with a 'background' (e.g. language/ancestral origin/religion) points based system. This may seem parochial/bigoted/xenophobic, and extremely unpalatable, to those of a sensitive disposition but plainly 'open door' immigration has failed/is continuing to fail many groups in society, both here in the UK and indeed in the lands from which people flock here. I'm all for diversity, but not at any cost

all meaningless, vague buzzwords used by pseudo-political commentators.