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 dannyboy1978  30 May 19 11.58am |
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Typical BBC, bringing Britain together in the only way BBC knows how. Whilst the army arnt aloud to talk about white only communuties
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| Stirlingsays 30 May 19 12.07pm |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Typical BBC, bringing Britain together in the only way BBC knows how. Whilst the army arnt aloud to talk about white only communuties
Everything else is propaganda.
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| blackheatheagle Beckenham 30 May 19 12.55pm |
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You haven’t read only the bold part hopefully
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 30 May 19 12.58pm |
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Migrants from decades ago all had close ties to Britain, whether that was politically, religiously or culturally. That built the framework of respect and integration. Even if it wasn’t immediate, it happened. The modern day version is very different. We have mass immigration from countries and cultures so different to ours they may as well be from a different earth, which is why they remain isolated. These areas are obviously also going to grow and already have done. Add in a dissatisfaction with how this (our) country is and how they don’t have the opportunities other people do whilst making zero effort to grasp more opportunities then you have a serious problem on your hands and one I’m glad to avoid. There is also the obvious problem with numbers and national/cultural or European identity and services/infrastructure as well as our acceptance of this. That’s if you live close enough. If you don’t and you live by an ideology then you couldn’t give a shoit and will vacate your area on the sly/quiet as we know.
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| Stirlingsays 30 May 19 1.12pm |
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Originally posted by blackheatheagle
You haven’t read only the bold part hopefully Yeah, like I went specifically all the way to the bottom to read that part. Listen chap, I grew up in London. What you refer to as 'diversity' was a small fraction of London up until fifty years ago. So when you talk about history and London not being English, don't expect smiles. It's the English capital and it is meant to be an English city.
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 30 May 19 2.52pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Migrants from decades ago all had close ties to Britain, whether that was politically, religiously or culturally. That built the framework of respect and integration. Even if it wasn’t immediate, it happened. The modern day version is very different. We have mass immigration from countries and cultures so different to ours they may as well be from a different earth, which is why they remain isolated. These areas are obviously also going to grow and already have done. Add in a dissatisfaction with how this (our) country is and how they don’t have the opportunities other people do whilst making zero effort to grasp more opportunities then you have a serious problem on your hands and one I’m glad to avoid. There is also the obvious problem with numbers and national/cultural or European identity and services/infrastructure as well as our acceptance of this. That’s if you live close enough. If you don’t and you live by an ideology then you couldn’t give a shoit and will vacate your area on the sly/quiet as we know. This, with solid brass and ornately detailed knobs on.
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| blackheatheagle Beckenham 30 May 19 2.55pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Yeah, like I went specifically all the way to the bottom to read that part. Listen chap, I grew up in London. What you refer to as 'diversity' was a small fraction of London up until fifty years ago. So when you talk about history and London not being English, don't expect smiles. It's the English capital and it is meant to be an English city.
I do not have any intention to mention London is not English, or should not be English. Before i moved to London, i also heard lots of comments that you don`t hear English language or see English people around but see only world population / languages. My experience here is different to that, honestly. Yes, there are many global elements but i see there are various of English elements as well which is commanding the city. I mentioned `expressing the downside of different cultures` by using `London is not English anymore` definition is not right way which somehow covers all non-English people who has been part of this city without any issues which arrived here due to dynamics of London i mentioned. That is not right for me, it was right for him and he tweeted, no concerns around this. Edited by blackheatheagle (30 May 2019 2.58pm)
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| Midlands Eagle 31 May 19 8.28am |
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Originally posted by blackheatheagle
I do not have any intention to mention London is not English, or should not be English. Before i moved to London, i also heard lots of comments that you don`t hear English language or see English people around but see only world population / languages. My experience here is different to that, honestly. Yes, there are many global elements but i see there are various of English elements as well which is commanding the city. Last Sunday we flew on holiday from Luton Airport and hearing English was quite unusual as most of the people milling around seemed to be speaking other languages. Even the staff in the shops and restaurants spoke English with heavy accents
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 May 19 9.11am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Last Sunday we flew on holiday from Luton Airport and hearing English was quite unusual as most of the people milling around seemed to be speaking other languages. Even the staff in the shops and restaurants spoke English with heavy accents Wait till they fly to Muslim countries.
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| blackheatheagle Beckenham 31 May 19 1.24pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Last Sunday we flew on holiday from Luton Airport and hearing English was quite unusual as most of the people milling around seemed to be speaking other languages. Even the staff in the shops and restaurants spoke English with heavy accents Well, airport is not a good place for observation I am a bit glass-half-full man.
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But as i stated earlier, yes this is true that there are various of non-English people in London, stats clearly confirm this. I do not oppose the proposal that there are changes in London due to immigration. My view is that this is not making London non-English from lifestyle perspective as London is very English city based on my experience here and considering side effects of its position in the world by being open to immigration a lot.| Stirlingsays 31 May 19 1.50pm |
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Originally posted by blackheatheagle
Well, airport is not a good place for observation I am a bit glass-half-full man. For something to be English....it kinda requires the English. There are large parts of London that are almost English free zones or where the English are very much a minority. That is only going to get worse. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 May 2019 1.51pm)
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black eagle.  south croydon. 31 May 19 2.03pm |
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In other news the Windies just beat pakistan at Trent bridge. Not much English ness going at Trent bridge today but well done lads all the same.
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