Not true and lazy.

If you had actually been reading my posts I said that those who consider themselves English are English in my book regardless of colour.

I included that in my main point about the English being in the minority.

The fact that a significant number of people born in England don't consider themselves English is a significant failure of multiculturalism which has given us multiple problems.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

This post is depressing the s*** out of me. Because of the multicultural s*** mess that London is in. And people wonder why Americans love trump. Is it so racist to not want to lose your country's culture and heritage?

And the people who claim trump is racist are victims of the propaganda of the liberal media. How is an end to illegal immigration racist? How is stemming the flow of Arabs to protect your country from unidentified terrorists racist? A lot of anti-trump people are very ignorant. I urge you to look at his earlier television appearances in the 1980s, when asked political questions. His answers not only provide excessive insight into his beliefs and desires for the country, but they also predict several huge future events, like the recession and the gulf war. He seems a very intelligent man.

My mother is American and I hold dual citizenship- UK and USA. I'm voting trump

When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...

Do you honestly believe that Trump plans on building a mile high wall or stopping all Muslims from entering the States for a period of time? He's just said what he needed to say to win the Republican nomination since it's a party that in a weakened state. Trump isn't all that conservative or nationalistic at all.

Fast forward a month and you'll hear no mention of banning Muslims or any of that stuff. By all means vote for him but at the same time understand when you're being played. His intelligence isn't in believing the rabble rousing stuff he's come out with, it's in knowing how to reduce and shape complicated and nuanced issues in such a way that appeals to peoples fears or prejudices.

Edited by glory (18 May 2016 8.58pm)

Its a pity your research and original thought have not led you to realise quite how much dear Donald flips and flops in his views to suit the audience at hand/situation he's in:

2000
“I generally oppose gun control, but I support the ban on assault weapons and I also support a slightly longer waiting period to purchase a gun.” — “The America We Deserve,” by Donald J. Trump

2016
Asked about the assault ban in a G.O.P. debate on Fox News: “I don’t support it anymore. I do not support the ban on assault —” [Audience boos.]

Syrian refugees

SEPT. 2015
On the U.S. taking them in: “I hate the concept of it, but on a humanitarian basis with what’s happening, you have to.” — on Fox News

NOV. 2015
“When the Syrian refugees are going to start pouring into this country, we don’t know if they’re ISIS, we don’t know if it’s a Trojan horse.” If he wins the presidency, the refugees are “going back, we can’t have them.” — on ABC News; campaign rally

Hillary Clinton
2012
“Hillary Clinton I think is a terrific woman. I am biased because I have known her for years. … I really like her and her husband both a lot. I think she really works hard.” — on Fox News

2015
“Hillary Clinton was the worst secretary of state in the history of the United States. … The world blew up around us. We lost everything, including all relationships. There wasn’t one good thing that came out of that administration or her being secretary of state.” — on MSNBC

Health care
2000
“I’m a conservative on most issues but a liberal on this one … We must have universal health care.” — from “The America We Deserve”

2016
“It is not enough to simply repeal this terrible legislation,” referring to Obamacare. “We will work with Congress to make sure we have a series of reforms ready for implementation that follow free market principles” on health care. — from campaign website

Abortion rights
1999
“Well, look, I’m very pro-choice. I hate the concept of abortion. I hate it. I hate everything it stands for. I cringe when I listen to people debating the subject. But you still — I just believe in choice.” — on “Meet the Press”

FEB. 22, 2016
“You know, many years ago, I’d be asked the question, and as a developer and a real estate person and as a business person, I was, like, never asked a question about pro-life. And they should leave that whole statement because I said, you know, I really don’t like it. They don’t show that. But I’m pro-life. [Inaudible] When I said this, I guess I said pro-choice.” — on Fox News

MARCH 30
Women who get abortions should be punished.
— on MSNBC

MARCH 30
Only doctors should be punished; women are victims. — from campaign website

NY Times

Actually it's the liberal media that wants us to think that he does believe these things because it serves their interests. It's aspects of the conservative media uncomfortable with him being the face of the party that would prefer we believe he's just paying lip service to actual conservative beliefs.

All I can say is wait and see. It's beyond clear that 'the magnificent wall paid for by Mexicans' will never materialise. It was just easy to digest idea that played well with voters so he used it. The Muslim ban too, he will back away from because now he has to appeal to the wider public. He's a politician, it's about what plays well and at the time this stuff formed part of a republican primaries strategy. Now that is less relevant. None of these things will ever happen. Our opinions really do not matter because the facts will be the facts.

Edited by glory (18 May 2016 10.03pm)

That sums it up nicely.