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To: uksupport1

“It would hardly be patriotic to leave your country because immigration to Britain has increased (relatively) in recent years. If people were leaving for those sorts of reasons, you’d have to question their loyalty and worth to the UK anyway.”

Really? So lets get this straight.. filthy Asians flooding the UK, they have no intention on leaving. They have no loyality or worth.

White UKians, with skill and money, can’t stand it anymore.. and the one thing you come up with is to question their loyality? Um, who cares. I would focus on why they were compelled to leave.


32 posted on 07/30/2007 11:13:07 AM PDT by pacelvi (Islam is the acid that will dissolve the nation-state and led to the total breakdown of civilization)
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To: pacelvi

Firstly, you refer to immigrants to the UK as ‘filthy Asians’. This is quite rascist. Many Asians families have been in the UK since the 1970s and many are hard working and loyal. Secondly, the number of Asians moving to the UK is far smaller than the number of Eastern Europeans coming here. The UK has never been ‘flooded’ with immigrants. I visited Florida a few years back and didn’t meet a non-hispanic for two weeks. Mexican immigration into the US is on a proportionate scale far larger than immigration to the UK. I heard that in about 10-15 years, 25% of the entire US population will be hispanic.

In 2001, only 8.5% of the UK population was non-white. If, in this global age of mass migration UK citizens want to abandon their country beacuse a few more people have come here wanting a better life then you have to question their sense of perspective and, yes, loyalty to the UK.


39 posted on 07/30/2007 11:24:01 AM PDT by uksupport1
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