im not racist, but im against immigration

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  1. andytyke

    andytyke Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    who should get my vote.
     
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    who ever you vote for it'll turn out wrong, they are all as bad as each other
     
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    The only reason the BNP are getting votes is becuase of Labour's abject failure to tackle immigration / asylum. Griffin was pretty poor last night but so was Jack Straw and his avoidance of questions. Fair play to Dimblebey, he pressed him for answers. In answer to your question Labour cannot and will not tackle like so many other issues so a vote for the tories is probably the best vote to tackle immigration.
    Lets face it politically this country is in meltdown.
     
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    It's too late. Mass immigration has already happened. I don't remember voting for it - does anyone else???
     
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    Redstar Well-Known Member

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    Mass?

    How many is mass? How far back are we going? Are you pure?
     
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    Crikey!

    Never thought I'd find myself agreeing with you on political issues.

    Off to get my head looked at :)
     
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    Redstar Well-Known Member

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    It happens to everyone at least once....

    enjoy the feeling while it lasts!
     
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    RE: Mass?

    I'm talking about large-scale, post-war immigration. Tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands - maybe even millions, within a short period of time. The number of immigrants New Labour have let in the last 12 years exceeds the number in the previous 120 years!

    With immigration on this scale, the culture, language, and religion is often transplanted wholesale, with no attempt to integrate. Many of the immigrants are unskilled, uneducated, illiterate, and cannot function as part of the wider society. There are many schools in our inner cities where English is not the most commonly spoken language. You could walk through some areas, and not even know you were in Britain. There are some areas you wouldn't be safe to walk through at all...

    Mass immigration is the single biggest change that has happened to this country in the modern era, and not once were the people asked if we wanted it.
     
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    Redstar Well-Known Member

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    It's not though is it...

    I'd venture that being put through an economic experiment the likes of which was unprecedented in the first world is more damaging to the "British way of life" whatever that is.

    More have come in teh last 12 than the last 120 as it is practically easier in terms of teh availablity of travel.

    Integration is a two way thing. What do we do to make integration easier and I ask again, what is integration to you?

    To me, it is following the laws of the land and respecting that all people are entitled to their own way of life. These differences exist amongst the "indigenous peoples" as much as any others. For example, a lot of people do not practice any religion but some do. Some love football, others hate it. Some think the North is great and the South **** and vice versa.

    The statistic that surprised me most from last night is that 1 in 2 children born to black backgrounds are to mixed parents. Quite a stunning statistic that kind of proves that integration has happened and continues to do so. It just takes time. Fearing and hating people will not improve that so we are left with a choice; kick em out and become an international pariah or leave people to lead their lives and positively encourage integration.

    There are plenty of areas in the UK I would not feel safe to walk.
     
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    Its been happening to me far too much for comfort recently

    Fortunately there is the postal stike we can disagree on..

    I blame the Normans coming over in 1066 when we hadnt voted for them
    Or was it the Vikings - Hengist and his Horse etc

    Or Maybe the Romans....
     
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    Yes, and what did the Romans do for us?

    Sorry, it just seemed too good an opportunity to miss.

    I'll go back to sleep now.
     
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    I can certainly think of some areas of British britain

    where I wouldnt want to walk at night on my own

    How many of those nice Millwall and West Ham fans fighting pitched battles in the street were true english for example
     
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    And yet...

    they are core BNP targets.....
     
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    Did the Tories tackle immigration pre-1997? I don't think so.
     
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    What...

    have you agreed on?

    And what is your view on the postal strike?
     
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    RE: I can certainly think of some areas of British britain

    I wouldn't feel that safe walking the streets at night in most areas. There is enough mugging, robbery and unprovoked assualt as it is. I shouldn't have to worry about being attacked just because of the colour of my skin. That goes for all races.
     
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    Maybe the tories didn't tackle immigration pre-1997.

    Yet somehow there was a lot less of it...
     
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    Don't confuse immigration with the people we cannot refuse to accept under EU law. As the EU has widened, so has the number of people entitled to come here.
     
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    Quite a few things recently

    And it seems your views on the practicalities of immegration control etc

    Regarding the postal strike - I have a lot of sympathy for the postal workers but I fear that striking will do more harm than good and hasten the demise of the post service. so I dont support them striking
     
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    Mmmm...

    I can see your point there, although what is left to them now? The Government is hell bent on getting shut no matter what so their choices are limited.

    All in the misguided notion of "choice". Not all its cracked up to be. See Gas and Elecrtric.
     
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