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The discussion extended to the broader transformation of Europe’s societal makeup. Unlike the United States, which is historically built on multiculturalism, Europe maintained a more homogeneous population, united by shared culture and religious beliefs. The influx of people from diverse backgrounds without proper integration has contributed to tensions, cultural shifts, and, increasingly, violence.
Many argue that European countries have invited these changes unwittingly or through misguided policies, leading to communities feeling displaced or marginalized. There is concern that this rapid demographic transformation is threatening centuries-old traditions and identities.