PEOPLE WHO GO TO LIVE OTHER COUNTRIES, SHOULD FOLLOW THE CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONAL OF THE NEW COUNTRY. TO WHAT EXTENT DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE?

In the modern world is a common trend for
people
to move from their
country
to a new one for a better future. As each
country
has its own
culture
,
people
have to adapt and respect it, but
this
doesn't mean that they are forced to follow these customs and traditions. I believe that multi-
culture
countries are the ones that develop better and are prejudiced-free, so I disagree with the statement above. Every human being has deeply ingrained some customs and traditions from their
country
that are really difficult to change. If the person starts to follow the new
culture
and totally forgets the previous one it means that he lost his
identity
. For many countries it is a way of an efficient integration process, to make migrants and immigrants forget their past. To underpin the previous argument, the following example can be provided. In Greece, a few decades ago, anyone that had kept their previous
identity
together with the new greek one, was considered a foreigner.
Hence
,
culture
is very important and a big part of every person's
identity
that should not care about anyone except the actual person.
In addition
, I reckon that forcing
people
to follow a
culture
is evidence of a
country
which doesn't accept diversity. As I see it, diversity is an instrumental factor in the well-being of society. That means that if
people
are not able to be whomever they want they will never be fully integrated into the new
country
and feel it as their home.
For instance
, if a Muslim moves to an orthodox
country
and is forced to change religion, he would never feel
this
country
as home and it's possible to move out again somewhere that he would be accepted.
Thus
, except for the emotional purposes, and different cultural acceptance, it's
also
a sign of a developed
country
with
people
living freely. In conclusion, I believe that the customs and traditions of our home countries are the ones that sculpt our personal
identity
and show the level of development and freedom that a
country
offers to its citizens.
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