I'm not sure what planet you have been living on.

Tribalism is inherent in humanity and always will be.

I do not want to integrate with those who are driven by religious dogma and zealotry. They offer me nothing except ignorance, irrationality, servitude and division.

take the ethnicity of the top 20 countries and then drop in the ethnicity's of the lower countries , what do we think is going to happen? we arnt going to become better for it are we!!! otherwise those countries would have been at the top of list in the first place.

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Of coarse not everyone can be tared with the same brush as I am talking about groups of people generally.

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I consider myself to be a "normie" but I've never believed anything about the benefits of a multicultural society with the exception of the staffing of Indian and Chinese restaurants.

There is of course the old chestnut that the NHS would fall apart without doctors and nurses from overseas but why can't we attract the indigenous population to train and fill these positions?

And where are the politicians of the 90's who started it! Not living in our society or the society they created.

I strongly believe there will be a power shift within the United kingdom.
It has started with "community leaders"
Are we not one community????

As another poster said its a numbers game. No one should mind if a nice (insert country of origin) couple move in next door. However when the whole street changes in a few short years that does tend to upset people.

My father now lives in Norfolk on a new housing estate. Most his neighbours are white (including him) British from the south east. This has not gone down well with the good folk of Norfolk. Now there isn't rioting on the streets but there is resentment that "local" people cannot afford homes due to the low wages and that they are being snapped up by "retired" outsiders.

If the interlopers were non white I guess people would be calling the locals racist, when all they are really doing is complaining that there has been a rapid change in their neighbourhood and that young people are having to move out of the area.

I grew up on a council estate where everybody knew each other if not by name certainly by face. It was a a happy stable area with virtually no crime as the adults policed it and would tell a neighbour if their kids were misbehaving. I suspect the type of area where people stay close to their families even when they leave home is fast disappearing. That is not the fault of immigration but large numbers of newcomers each year doesn't help.

One more point

But the interesting thing here is who is 'they' and who is other.

Britain, going on current demographics, will be a minority majority country by 2050. That sounds shocking, but of course contextually it is anything but. Britain, and its citizenry, was composed vastly of black and brown people all the way up until the 1960s when we relinquished the last of our colonies. The people in them were British citizens; they were governed by British politicians and their labour contributed towards the British economy enormously.

What you seem to be referring to, and this is a common theme throughout British white nationalist argumentation, is the ethnic composition of those on the island. While we were fine forcing citizenship upon hundreds of millions of black and brown people for hundreds of years, making them work for us, torturing, killing and violently repressing them, as soon as they approached our shores - often perfectly legally and honestly, we began to worry about the failures of 'multiculturalism' and 'migrants', in complete amnesia as to why many of these people saw this as home, and to our unique historical role in their culture's life.

Your 'native' population, I assume, doesn't include the millions off pakistanis whose families have called Britain their rulers for 250 years, or the Jamaicans who have been ruled by Her Majesty for longer than the Scots! It does, however, probably include me, a unquestionably native person whose grandparents were mostly Irish.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4