You are mixing "race" and "culture".  Although race and culture are related, they are not the same.  Many races can share a culture, but can multi-cultures share a race? (hint-"human").  Le Pen's statement does hold merit: when many cultures live in a country they can co-exist, provided they share similar traits and ideologies: it is also true that  homogenous a societies are more stable then their melting pot counter-parts.  The only way a multi-racial, multi-cultural society can exist is when all are treated equally under the law.  No special status or privilege (please, don't bore me with any reference to white), no special motions, but equal.  This motion is wrong in that it singles out one religion, immediately elevating it above others.  What is most troubling to me is the reluctance to drop the reference to Islam...this tells me that the motion is about eventually granting special status to one particular religious group, and that IS a slippery slope.