What happened to the UK is not an instruction manual to follow, it is a warning to what happens when you let in the global colonists.
@Brianhere The loss of culture through globalism, overpopulation and corporatism. It's strange to watch asian countries try to emulate this rather than focus on asian culture. Weird how corporatism sells us culture through their brands so we forget our actual culture. I suppose you could call it global corporate colonalism. What happens in the superpower of the US, well... it is only a matter of time before it trickles down to the UK, and then elsewhere in the world.
@Brianhere Multiculturalism, in a word. It has developed at the detriment of the native population. We have to appease them which only encourages their behaviour. I only have to walk ten minutes to find a former NHS baby clinic that's now a mosque. The other communities live in their own fiefdoms, not mingling like proponents claim they do.
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@thatbrickster @sim that's a good point. Tooting Broadway is basically a little Asia, you can find many towns like that all over London. The UK can learn a thing or two from Japen when it comes to tackling multiculturalism but then Japen is having a population problem of their own.
@Brianhere I've been unfortunate enough to live (albeit temporarily) in London and it's like walking through a foreign country. Whitechapel is probably still the worst IMO with signs in both English and their native language. I was surrounded by Indian and Chinese students during my time there and they could give less of a damn about what London once stood for. Hate to say it but it felt like colonisation, they had no intention of integrating yet expected society to cater to them. I was even approached by a migrant who was likely smuggled in by RNLI and catered to by Care4Calais. Let's say there were a lot of questions he wouldn't answer.
Suffice to say I had to leave. I truly think we've lost/displaced the cultures that perhaps convinced migrants to move into London in the first place. Now they've brought their own cultures to replace what once was.
To think Enoch was wrong with his estimate of 50k people migrating, he was out by a factor of ten. Current estimate is 700k with a projected estimate of 997k. I don't suppose they have much interest in assimilation either, at the same time we do what we do best; apathy.
Next stop, 'decolonisation' of the countryside.
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Suffice to say I had to leave. I truly think we've lost/displaced the cultures that perhaps convinced migrants to move into London in the first place. Now they've brought their own cultures to replace what once was.
To think Enoch was wrong with his estimate of 50k people migrating, he was out by a factor of ten. Current estimate is 700k with a projected estimate of 997k. I don't suppose they have much interest in assimilation either, at the same time we do what we do best; apathy.
Next stop, 'decolonisation' of the countryside.
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@thatbrickster @Brianhere Countryside? What countryside? They are too busy building modern cities and towns over the countryside and villages. On a tiny island. But we need more immigrants because of a labour shortage, amirite? For much fewer numbers because we moved to renting and couldn't feed everyone, we displaced the people of this island around the empire.
