Multiculturalism is dangerous

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by jfman

What’s dangerous is the sheep that fall for this messaging every single time. This country is being mugged but it’s energy companies, water companies, banks and everyone else that ploughs money into both major parties to look the other way.

Even the Conservatives have proven, time and again, that they’re not serious about stopping migration. It’s just a useful dog whistle so people look the other way while they plunder the states coffers.

It's my messaging. Few people dare come out with what I've said. Beside which, multiculturalism has been Tory policy since 2010 - Cameron started it IIRC.

[Mad Max]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

The goings on in France should be a warning to the UK. The North African culture has now become a discontented force and the Kraken has awakened. And this is all down to numbers.

The Wokerati will say that had there been no discrimination against them, then there'd be no trouble.

But why do you think there is discrimination? Putting aside the small percentage of racists, the truth is that cultures don't give up their traditions and don't/rarely mix. The other cultures call this "discrimination" but it's natural human behaviour to resist ruination of one's society.

Once the numbers rise past a certain point, there is a critical mass and that's what we're seeing in France.

Where do you think we're heading?

100% Correct imo , Seph, well said.

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by Mad Max

100% Correct imo , Seph, well said.

Well that's the kiss of death to your theory Seph!

[Ms NTL]

The French police kill an Algerian kid and the North Africans/multiculturalism is dangerous?

Did the policeman admit that killed the kid because it was Algerian?

Will the UK police start killing Arab (pick an ethnic group) kids and that will lead to riots/civil war here?

????

Originally Posted by jfman

All I see is scapegoating of minorities.

Perhaps you need an eye test

[1701-e]

Originally Posted by Ms NTL

Will the UK police start killing Arab (pick an ethnic group) kids and that will lead to riots/civil war here?

????

Well they've ignored Stephen Lawrence being murdered and others no doubt so are effectively guilty of that

Originally Posted by jfman

All I see is scapegoating of minorities.

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Ms NTL

The French police kill an Algerian kid and the North Africans/multiculturalism is dangerous?

Did the policeman admit that killed the kid because it was Algerian?

Will the UK police start killing Arab (pick an ethnic group) kids and that will lead to riots/civil war here?

????

Your virtue signalling is missing the point.

The unfortunate criminal who was shot by police triggered something that a critical mass of a different culture then took up: violence and destruction.

Beware the same mob violence happening here.

We're not the same as France. We don't have these completely separate communities tucked away in poverty-stricken suburbs. You find areas of London where one demographic is more prominent but they are otherwise in the same London, mixing with the rest of the city and the city mixing with them. They are not in long-ignored tower blocks on the outskirts of London. Poor quality housing exists across London and not exclusively in one area that is inhabited by any one demographic. We simply do not have the same tensions bubbling under the surface.

We also have a much less militaristic police so these flash points are not only less likely to occur but also don't have the same level of resentment to build up.

Disenfranchisement is far more dangerous. If people don't feel they have any future or any stake in society then don't be surprised if they don't care for it.

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by Damien

We're not the same as France. We don't have these completely separate communities tucked away in poverty-stricken suburbs. You find areas of London where one demographic is more prominent but they are otherwise in the same London, mixing with the rest of the city and the city mixing with them. They are not in long-ignored tower blocks on the outskirts of London. Poor quality housing exists across London and not exclusively in one area that is inhabited by any one demographic. We simply do not have the same tensions bubbling under the surface.

We also have a much less militaristic police so these flash points are not only less likely to occur but also don't have the same level of resentment to build up.

Disenfranchisement is far more dangerous. If people don't feel they have any future or any stake in society then don't be surprised if they don't care for it.

Nor do we have recent memories of a very dirty war to hold against people

[Taf]

I spent a lot of time over the years in France, most of it was in the missus' hometown of Argenteuil, a Paris suburb.

It was a quiet place with a mix of French, Algerians and smaller numbers of Polish and Portuguese. There was the very occasional police presence when drugs started to be sold, but generally it was a low crime area.

Then the Sub-Saharan and Middle East types started to arrive. The legal migrants were in the most part well-integrated as they came from French Overseas Territories, and had the legal right to live and work in France.

But the illegal arrivals soon started to break the community spirit. I saw shops turning islamic as the original owners were forced out by threats and attacks. Within about 5 years, the demographics of the whole town had flipped to a majority muslim, and they were not playing by French society's rules and laws. Even the muslim Algerians started to move out.

My brother-in-law followed many others who had moved away

Arrests were made after the Bataclan terrorist attack in Paris. The raid was 150m from where my BIL and future wife had lived in Argenteuil.

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Damien

We're not the same as France. We don't have these completely separate communities tucked away in poverty-stricken suburbs. You find areas of London where one demographic is more prominent but they are otherwise in the same London, mixing with the rest of the city and the city mixing with them. They are not in long-ignored tower blocks on the outskirts of London. Poor quality housing exists across London and not exclusively in one area that is inhabited by any one demographic. We simply do not have the same tensions bubbling under the surface.

We also have a much less militaristic police so these flash points are not only less likely to occur but also don't have the same level of resentment to build up.

Disenfranchisement is far more dangerous. If people don't feel they have any future or any stake in society then don't be surprised if they don't care for it.

Ah well. Talking round the problem is sleep walking into danger.

In France, the problem has, or is near to, critical mass. I want to avoid that happening here. See the immigration figures for details.

[jfman]

Can we not just get the Polish construction workers (that are presumably beyond critical mass some fifteen years later) to sort them out if they kick off?

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

Ah well. Talking round the problem is sleep walking into danger.

In France, the problem has, or is near to, critical mass. I want to avoid that happening here. See the immigration figures for details.

It's not talking around the problem, it's saying why riots are much more common in France.

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Damien

It's not talking around the problem, it's saying why riots are much more common in France.

They are more common in France because another culture has reached critical mass.