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same, I'm all for immigration and cultural interchange. however what we get is immigration and segregation. that's not a recipe for long term stability, especia

same, I'm all for immigration and cultural interchange. however what we get is immigration and segregation. that's not a recipe for long term stability, especially with the southern states youth unemployment rate - whether is true or not that immigration impact the available job pool, the hundred thousands that arrive yearly plus the current job situation is bounded to breed resentment on both sides. can anyone blame either of them?

amiga-workbench 9y ago
This is also a problem in the UK, we have ended up with insular parallel societies. I truly hope that time will fix this because its not looking good.
- candiodari 9y ago
  It's a lot worse than it was in the 1990s and 2000s. It's definitely moving in the wrong direction and ... what exact reason do you have there is any change coming at all ? Meanwhile, the economic situation of the urban poor keeps getting worse (less pay for more work, more abuses, worse housing, ...) so in addition to creating these insular societies, the UK is also seriously upping the pressure on them. And before you say it, no it's not brexit (not that I'm claiming it's improving matters), it's been going on for decades.