That is nonsense. There is no evolution at work.

There is an increasing world population, increasing friction, and
a greater desire to migrate for economic reasons.

We have a choice to deny anyone entry to this country, but we choose to hide behind the ECHR.

Europe as a whole has to recognise that this cannot continue. It is just a matter of time. The political pressure will be too great.

Where have I described your views as prejudiced?

I would have thought it completely obvious why the fertility rates in Europe and Africa are so different. The economies are so different. In most of the third world, where social security and pensions are a dream, having children is regarded as a way of creating people who can feed and look after you in later life.

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What you, and others here, do in your quest to blame everything on economic migration is either fail to recognise, or just ignore, the elephant in the room.

That elephant is aging. In 2020 for those of us who survive until 10 years or more will on average live to be 87 if male and 89 if female, actually down around a year from 2019 because of the pandemic. This is approximately double what it was 180 years ago and has been steadily increasing. That trend will continue, although somewhat more slowly.

The reasons are obvious. Better nutrition and healthcare along with more understanding of healthy lifestyles.

It has enormous consequences. The proportion of us working to those who don’t is now completely different. More people require care. The health services enable us to live longer but those services need to be staffed. Much more of our national resource goes to providing for the retired than ever in the past.

We don’t just need the same level of historical birthrate to keep things steady. We would need to increase it, when in fact it’s declining.

Increasing the retirement age to match the increased longevity would help, but be very unpopular. People always want their cake and to eat it.

We aren’t alone. Every developed nation faces the same problem and, one way or another, will resort to the same solution.

The only difference will be how this is handled politically.

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I'm glad you can see how the average person feels. As for pogroms, no, but deportation of illegal immigrants, or legal migrants who then go on to not work or commit crimes, yes. I also like it that you recognise places like Bradford are a problem. Why should anyone put up with that? People are not invited over to make a slum - yet they do it and get away with it. It makes a mockery of any skilled worker shortage argument. Or indeed, shortage of workers for the agricultural, service, tourist and retail industries.

Red and Blue Army!

You don't seem to grasp simple concepts.

Immigrants get old too. If you keep adding to a population, you will have a greater number of old people, unless either the birth rate rises rapidly or you keep bringing in ever increasing numbers from aboard.
Since immigrants birth rate drops over a few generations, the latter will occur.

As I have said a thousand times, this is a self defeating policy that can only result in insufficient resources, over crowding and eventual societal disintegration.

Please understand before one of us dies.

You are stating the obvious. Of course if our population increases whoever is part of that population will grow old too, whatever their country of birth.

It isn’t though a self-defeating policy. It’s the only viable policy. We need to provide the resources to match the need for sure, especially housing. Automation and a much longer working life will mitigate the need in the future but right now there isn’t an alternative.

Unless you are prepared to see our health service collapse and for there to be labour shortages in many areas.

Dealing with cultural problems is an important but entirely separate matter.

I don’t have any hope of you ever understanding this.

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