Is Diversity Really Our Strength?

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Liberals always tell us that they value diversity because it is a source of strength. Even former Vice-President Biden bragged about how the United States would very soon be a place where white people (aka, people of European ancestry, aka the founding culture of this nation) would soon be a minority in America. He said we should celebrate that.

Really? If you change the demographics of a country, you change the culture. And if the culture of a nation is the reason why it is successful, why would you want to change it?

Couldn't it be more likely that we are a great nation not because of our diversity, but in spite of it because of our constitution? Our constitution by law protects everyone's right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness regardless of immutable characteristics. Under our constitution, a person fresh off the boat from the most impoverished part of the world, and without a dime in his pocket has the same rights as a person who descends from the oldest, wealthiest and most well-connected family in America. No man under our Constitution has more rights than any other. And because of THAT, and not the "warm and fuzzy feelings" that liberals get when they see more non-European faces is the reason for our greatness. 

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