The US is not a melting pot, but it should be, said Ms Handler. Mr. Barnett rose in favor of the status quo and opposed to the resolution. It is great that we as Americans can live with one another, despite our different cultural identities. Mr. Wright rose to say that there are many nations within our nation, and that economics is a dividing line, one that keeps us from true unity. Ms Spornberger rose in opposition to the resolution.
People are always unaware of their own culture.
Ice, jelly, tube socks, sliced bred, toilets, and individualism. This is our culture. Mr. Shonek rose in support. Breaking down into sub-cultures is bad. Disaster brings people together, he added, despite of sub-culture.