Better food is no reason to support multiculturalism
A nation’s highest purpose is not improving takeout menus, but you might be fooled by listening to the talk in the English-speaking world.
British television host Piers Morgan boasts there are “a lot of white English people I would happily trade for chicken tikka masala.” South Australia’s state premier has warned that “the food would be all the same” without multiculturalism, and that he “couldn’t think of anything worse.” When did exotic food become the social contract?
