I was working back in the UK in a warehouse before Christmas & would regularly chat with a pakistani lad, he was a bit lost and meandering through life not really knowing what to do with himself & to be honest was happy to just plod along from dead end job to dead end job, I suggested he look at joining the Army & he was actually quite keen on the idea, he went back to his family to tell them what he was thinking of doing..
The next time I spoke to him I asked him how he was getting on and if he had made any progress speaking to an army recruiter & this is what he said,
His family had told him in no uncertain terms that if he did this he would be cut off from the family, kicked out of the family home with his parents and sister never speaking to him again, the reason for this is Britain is an enemy of pakistan - the ultimate irony being his family live here.

An isolated case? certainly begs the question how many more guests to this island have the same view of the UK.

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Back when I was a normie and was teaching a college class a Indian lad I taught told me that he wore two hats, one was an Indian hat with his family where he spoke their language and lived their customs and a British one with his mostly white friends. He didn't identify as English even though he was born here, but he did feel Indian.

What you learn is that integration only really works when immigration is small....in that case there is a pressure to confirm to the local culture. However, once a community of people with your ethnicity is there the more you will keep that identity instead.....that's generally what happens.

It's universal, you find it with the English in Spain for example.

If you want integration you don't do what this country has done....and listen to liars for decades.

We were sold down the river by traitors.

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

Depends where you are.....I could have said that in the Stockwell estate I grew up on back in the early eighties.....all that's happened is that same imported 'diversity' has been spread much wider.

But if you move to places like Cornwall you can still live a nice safe homogeneous culture.

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

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Whilst these claims have more merit than most you make from all I can see it's hardly a settled matter. Even the Jews themselves have different opinions about it. Some do though regard it as an "ethnic religion".

For me, it's an irrelevant distraction. If people seek to define themselves by their religion, that's fine. The Jews are not though a race. Ethnicity and race are separate concepts:-

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Or to places like the Fens. Plenty of wide open spaces there. If it bothers people so much that they feel they must move then Cornwall doesn't require a visa. Yet.If you find yourself missing deprivation you can always visit Camborne.

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