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How many people , whether down the pub, in the privacy of their homes, dinner parties, or all in a car together ,
Moan about the amount of foreigners in Britain..
Moan how many of these sponge off the country.
Moan about using the NHS without paying into the system.
Moan about the amount of foreign criminals in jail that we are paying for.
Moan about them jumping the housing queue.
Moan about them because their own children can't get in a local school .
Moan about some Muslims who are extremeists and their rapidly expanding views on young muslims........
I reckon there's millions, are all these people Racist ?
Moan about the amount of foreigners in Britain..
Moan how many of these sponge off the country.
Moan about using the NHS without paying into the system.
Moan about the amount of foreign criminals in jail that we are paying for.
Moan about them jumping the housing queue.
Moan about them because their own children can't get in a local school .
Moan about some Muslims who are extremeists and their rapidly expanding views on young muslims........
I reckon there's millions, are all these people Racist ?
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Of course not
One would not allow a neighbour to move in ones house and set up home One may object on the grounds it is our house not there house. So it is the same with our country. We have a perfect right to defend our borders. I do not consider myself better than any person on this earth including Muslims. That does not mean they can move into my house or into our country. That is common sense not racism. |
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The left wing elitists are so pro migration that they decide to live in areas of low immigration.
Oh they send their children to schools were they mingle with their own kind. Middle class hypocrites. |
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Spot on Zen
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You must know the types case money, they believe immigration is good for everyone. If you don't agree then you are not a good human being.
You point out to them that they chose to live away from immigration because they feel threatened by the melting pot or that they realise their investment may take a nose dive. So they want immigration but not near them but still turn their nose up at the working class who complain about it being on their doorstep. These types are on the wrong side of the argument. They can't be told though. |
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Embrace diversity? Only in white Christian countries.
Something occurred to me while watching French match last night. Plenty of diversity on and off the pitch, same in nearly all Euro matches. When African nations cup or Asian football championship is on, you will see zero diversity. 'They' want to snuff out the white European peoples .. Take them about another 100 years |
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no difference between egyptians, nigerians, south africans ?
really ? |
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Zen its all a clever ploy to make you work harder to live in a better area away from the immigrants
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Well how about some of them buying a larger house, or even two houses in a melting pot area and then they can house some refugees.
Why oh why they decide to live in a 4 bedroomed detached house up a hill out of town with others just like them... I must be a real bind for them but of course they all have some foreign academic in their office, so they do embrace it... |
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ZenMaster • June 20, 2016 3:53 PM BST
The left wing elitists are so pro migration that they decide to live in areas of low immigration. Oh they send their children to schools were they mingle with their own kind. Middle class hypocrites. I agree with that There is another issue, can people from different cultures which have developed over many thousands of years, independently of one another, live easily alongside each other in the same country. From what I can see ...NO. I do not think these people all piling into our richer societies for economic reasons as the answer. I would prefer these people to stay in their own countries and be helped to develop a better standard of living. Such things as peace, food, water, housing, law and order, medical facilities, education facilities, and some other things. So then no need for people to move in large numbers just my ideas on this |
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Stephen Kinnock in the House of Commons today wearing his 'In' badge.
 There's inappropriate and there's that... |
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I think things such as political systems, women's rights , gay rights are a distraction. Let us improve everybodies standard of living
I think this is more important to most people in their daily lives. |
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We can complain about excesses in these areas of course, but let us get the basics right.
We do not all have to believe exactly the same. |