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Hrolf The Ganger 17 Nov 16 6.07pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Its not engaging to argue when your friend converts every subject under the sun to a diatribe on immigration. You are absolutely right. I blame immigration. I thang you.
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Originally posted by steeleye20

Its not engaging to argue when your friend converts every subject under the sun to a diatribe on immigration.

You are absolutely right.

I blame immigration.

I thang you.

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Pista Bristol 18 Nov 16 9.05am
Originally posted by Dan1994 Hoof, you are chatting out your arse. . old time bbs refugee
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Bristol 18 Nov 16 9.05am

Originally posted by Dan1994

Hoof, you are chatting out your arse. .

old time bbs refugee

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Pista Bristol 18 Nov 16 9.25am
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted You should be diagnosed with Parkinson's like me then see how difficult it is to get out a bit more to get this perspective. Sorry to hear you have difficulties getting out. FYI neither Easton nor St. Pauls have become no go areas for "whitey" or the police. It's still perfectly possible to stroll down Stapleton and City Roads after dark without coming to grief. I've read a lot about no-go areas recently but am yet to actually find one. old time bbs refugee
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Bristol 18 Nov 16 9.25am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

You should be diagnosed with Parkinson's like me then see how difficult it is to get out a bit more to get this perspective.

Sorry to hear you have difficulties getting out.

FYI neither Easton nor St. Pauls have become no go areas for "whitey" or the police. It's still perfectly possible to stroll down Stapleton and City Roads after dark without coming to grief.

I've read a lot about no-go areas recently but am yet to actually find one.

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Hoof Hearted 18 Nov 16 10.45am
Originally posted by Pista Sorry to hear you have difficulties getting out. FYI neither Easton nor St. Pauls have become no go areas for "whitey" or the police. It's still perfectly possible to stroll down Stapleton and City Roads after dark without coming to grief. I've read a lot about no-go areas recently but am yet to actually find one. Thanks for your kind words. I'll take your (and Dan's) word for it.... you've both been there more recently than I have it seems. I haven't ever felt confident enough to "stroll" in either location since I arrived here, and car journeys through there have been kept to a minimum too. With my current health issues I doubt that I will ever stroll much of Bristol again sadly.... tis a fine City.
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Hoof Hearted 18 Nov 16 10.45am

Originally posted by Pista

Sorry to hear you have difficulties getting out.

FYI neither Easton nor St. Pauls have become no go areas for "whitey" or the police. It's still perfectly possible to stroll down Stapleton and City Roads after dark without coming to grief.

I've read a lot about no-go areas recently but am yet to actually find one.

Thanks for your kind words.

I'll take your (and Dan's) word for it.... you've both been there more recently than I have it seems.

I haven't ever felt confident enough to "stroll" in either location since I arrived here, and car journeys through there have been kept to a minimum too.

With my current health issues I doubt that I will ever stroll much of Bristol again sadly.... tis a fine City.

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Hoof Hearted 18 Nov 16 10.51am
Originally posted by steeleye20 Its not engaging to argue when your friend converts every subject under the sun to a diatribe on immigration. Why don't you ever respond directly to people when questioned? Instead of "engaging" you just make snidey pathetic comments that add nothing to the debate. For your information, yes I do have concerns about immigration, mainly from the viewpoint that this tiny island cannot accommodate the whole world's population.
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Hoof Hearted 18 Nov 16 10.51am

Originally posted by steeleye20

Its not engaging to argue when your friend converts every subject under the sun to a diatribe on immigration.

Why don't you ever respond directly to people when questioned?

Instead of "engaging" you just make snidey pathetic comments that add nothing to the debate.

For your information, yes I do have concerns about immigration, mainly from the viewpoint that this tiny island cannot accommodate the whole world's population.

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Kermit8 Hevon 18 Nov 16 11.03am
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted Why don't you ever respond directly to people when questioned? Instead of "engaging" you just make snidey pathetic comments that add nothing to the debate. For your information, yes I do have concerns about immigration, mainly from the viewpoint that this tiny island cannot accommodate the whole world's population. 8 billion? Fvck that, i'm off to Sao Paulo, Jakarta or Shanghai for some space. England 2035. Everywhere. Attachment: Floodgates.jpg (19.07Kb) Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 18 Nov 16 11.03am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

Why don't you ever respond directly to people when questioned?

Instead of "engaging" you just make snidey pathetic comments that add nothing to the debate.

For your information, yes I do have concerns about immigration, mainly from the viewpoint that this tiny island cannot accommodate the whole world's population.

8 billion? Fvck that, i'm off to Sao Paulo, Jakarta or Shanghai for some space.

England 2035. Everywhere.

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Hoof Hearted 18 Nov 16 11.20am
Originally posted by Kermit8 8 billion? Fvck that, i'm off to Sao Paulo, Jakarta or Shanghai for some space. England 2035. Everywhere. Good to see that there is a limit to how many people you would like to see living here Michael? Clearly 8 Billion worries you.... but what at what level would you be uncomfortable? I think 70 million here would have our infrastructure creaking and groaning like a U Boat on the Ocean floor. I think it's about 65 million or so now and just normal population growth in 10 years could take us to 70 million without more pouring in, in the meantime.
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Hoof Hearted 18 Nov 16 11.20am

Originally posted by Kermit8

8 billion? Fvck that, i'm off to Sao Paulo, Jakarta or Shanghai for some space.

England 2035. Everywhere.

Good to see that there is a limit to how many people you would like to see living here Michael?

Clearly 8 Billion worries you.... but what at what level would you be uncomfortable?

I think 70 million here would have our infrastructure creaking and groaning like a U Boat on the Ocean floor.

I think it's about 65 million or so now and just normal population growth in 10 years could take us to 70 million without more pouring in, in the meantime.

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Hrolf The Ganger 18 Nov 16 11.36am
Interesting that people are vilified for being global warming deniers but it's OK to be totally in denial about the consequences of population growth and the migrations that it will cause. I think I know which will have the most immediate effect.
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18 Nov 16 11.36am

Interesting that people are vilified for being global warming deniers but it's OK to be totally in denial about the consequences of population growth and the migrations that it will cause.

I think I know which will have the most immediate effect.

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Kermit8 Hevon 18 Nov 16 11.38am
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted Good to see that there is a limit to how many people you would like to see living here Michael? Clearly 8 Billion worries you.... but what at what level would you be uncomfortable? I think 70 million here would have our infrastructure creaking and groaning like a U Boat on the Ocean floor. I think it's about 65 million or so now and just normal population growth in 10 years could take us to 70 million without more pouring in, in the meantime. I have never felt uncomfortable, fortunately. London is the least densely populated of the SuperCities and even less so than Barcelona, and Glasgow and Liverpool have just more half the population that they did 60-70 years ago. The dynamics of the country will dictate how well we adapt. Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland have a very low density for European countries so ideally investment, jobs, infrastructure should be more directed in places where they can take the strain better. They have just finished building a new town near Exeter - 3,000 homes - own schools, doctors and train station, eco-friendly, etc. A well managed project. Us Brits like our space whereas others have adapted. Tokyo, for example. Unfortunately, our space will get less but it's how that is managed will result it how much is felt negatively. Edited by Kermit8 (18 Nov 2016 11.41am) Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 18 Nov 16 11.38am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

Good to see that there is a limit to how many people you would like to see living here Michael?

Clearly 8 Billion worries you.... but what at what level would you be uncomfortable?

I think 70 million here would have our infrastructure creaking and groaning like a U Boat on the Ocean floor.

I think it's about 65 million or so now and just normal population growth in 10 years could take us to 70 million without more pouring in, in the meantime.

I have never felt uncomfortable, fortunately. London is the least densely populated of the SuperCities and even less so than Barcelona, and Glasgow and Liverpool have just more half the population that they did 60-70 years ago.

The dynamics of the country will dictate how well we adapt. Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland have a very low density for European countries so ideally investment, jobs, infrastructure should be more directed in places where they can take the strain better.

They have just finished building a new town near Exeter - 3,000 homes - own schools, doctors and train station, eco-friendly, etc. A well managed project.

Us Brits like our space whereas others have adapted. Tokyo, for example.

Unfortunately, our space will get less but it's how that is managed will result it how much is felt negatively.

Edited by Kermit8 (18 Nov 2016 11.41am)

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Kermit8 Hevon 18 Nov 16 11.50am
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Interesting that people are vilified for being global warming deniers but it's OK to be totally in denial about the consequences of population growth and the migrations that it will cause. I think I know which will have the most immediate effect. Nobody is in denial about population growth but for those countries where it is having/going to have the biggest negative impact what on earth do you expect them to do about it? Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 18 Nov 16 11.50am

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Interesting that people are vilified for being global warming deniers but it's OK to be totally in denial about the consequences of population growth and the migrations that it will cause.

I think I know which will have the most immediate effect.

Nobody is in denial about population growth but for those countries where it is having/going to have the biggest negative impact what on earth do you expect them to do about it?

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 16 12.11pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Interesting that people are vilified for being global warming deniers but it's OK to be totally in denial about the consequences of population growth and the migrations that it will cause. I think I know which will have the most immediate effect. Short termist
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Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 16 12.11pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Interesting that people are vilified for being global warming deniers but it's OK to be totally in denial about the consequences of population growth and the migrations that it will cause.

I think I know which will have the most immediate effect.

Short termist

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Hrolf The Ganger 18 Nov 16 12.48pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 Nobody is in denial about population growth but for those countries where it is having/going to have the biggest negative impact what on earth do you expect them to do about it? I'm most concerned about Britain. The world population will effect us as I have said many times. That is why we have to control our borders. The world is already doing something about population but the positive effect will not be seen for at least 200 or more years if so called experts can be believed. That is too late to avoid a major crisis of resources.
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18 Nov 16 12.48pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

Nobody is in denial about population growth but for those countries where it is having/going to have the biggest negative impact what on earth do you expect them to do about it?

I'm most concerned about Britain. The world population will effect us as I have said many times. That is why we have to control our borders.

The world is already doing something about population but the positive effect will not be seen for at least 200 or more years if so called experts can be believed. That is too late to avoid a major crisis of resources.

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