Is multiculturalism a bad thing for Europe?

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I think you should accept people that have something to contribute to the system. Like, I could come and work there as an engineer, but no one should expect me to intermarry or raise my children in the way that the natives do. I only come there for a limited amount of time, and I do not wish to discard my own identity. I will come, work, pay taxes and go back after some time, and if I like the place, perhaps I will come later on to buy an estate and establish a business connection in the place, if I am able.
I will contribute to the system but I will not join the people that created the system. But neither will I try to fuck over the people that presented me with the opportunity to contribute and profit.
That should be the criteria.
In this way, everyone can profit.

That is about Guest workers -people who stay for a bit and return but no one is making an issue of it but what if you were to come to the UK bringing your wife from Turkey. You have children in the UK and they go to local schools but you insist that your sons marry a 'good girl from the village in Anatolia' and you daughters also marry Turkish men and then THEIR children also marry people from the 'old country', refuse to integrate in the third generation. There is something very very wrong there but this is what is happening in parts of the UK

Pakistanis who emigrated to the UK in the sixties had children who 'married back 'to Pakistan (to facilitate further immigration) Then their children born in the late eighties to nineties are now still 'marrying back' to the same backward village their grandparents came from in 1965

Cultural jihad. Wow. I miss the good old days of my ghazi ancestors. We would ride like the wind and fall upon the west like wolves. Times of the Ghazis have passed. So did the time of Jihad.

Unfortunately a significant number of Muslims disagree with you here.