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I'm not really familiar with the situation in the UK. My very vague understanding is that the native Britons are so bad, with their chavs and yobs and twelve-ye
by Camillo 13y ago
I'm not really familiar with the situation in the UK. My very vague understanding is that the native Britons are so bad, with their chavs and yobs and twelve-year-old moms, that no group of immigrants, no matter how poor or uneducated, could make things worse. [1]
However, it seems to me that you feel so strongly about the issue that, even if immigration did create big social problems that wouldn't otherwise exist, you still would be accusing anyone who pointed that out of being racist. Basically, "that's racist" is not the conclusion of your argument, but rather the premise, and you're using it as a thought-terminating cliché.
Or at least that's my impression as an uninvolved observer, even though I'm more sympathetic to your position.
[1: I hope the British hackers don't get too offended, that was largely tongue-in-cheek.]
- alextingle 13y agoObviously you are right, the situation is more nuanced. However, it's futile to debate those nuances with someone who is simply looking for sound-bites to push a hateful agenda. Example: "LOL... Multiculturalism doesn't work"
- _random_ 13y ago1. I did not expect my comment to get that much attention. 2. My LOL is sarcastic - I am sad that tolerance approached such a level that it hurts the country. 3. That phrase is what the current country leader said: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-12371994 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-12371994 When issues are not addressed on time they produce nazi states.