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Edited by G7kherc:
2/11/2013 8:24:51 PM
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Brits what are your opinions on multiculturalism in the uk?
I for one am happy about it. We can have a mix of everyone. People are so stupid and ignorant and are racist. They can't realise that Humans are the same. WE ARE THE SAME!
I totally support Multiculturism. Yes I am "white". I am the "race" that belongs to this country
People also say immigration Increases unemployment rates. Think about this only 10% of the UK is not "White"/British. Ye...
My friend got stabbed a month ago. He was Indian...ye the guy who did it was saying racist stuff and laughing while he repeatedly stabbed my friend. Is he alive? Just about made it. You don't know how serious it was. It was a miracle! Took one month and he came out of Hospital yesterday...
I actually hope that immigration will even the UKs races. I mean like 40-50% Not British or Welsh or Scottish and basically other races/cultures and the other 50% is Welsh,scottish and British.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-504354/White-Britons-minority-dozen-towns-30-years.html#axzz2KcJJwrGn I am actually happy about this...Hopefully they cut down on the immigration when the other races reach about 50% of Britians Population.
EDIT FORGOT TO MENTION THIS CREDITS TO FATMAN: The thing they should do is make the immigrants sign an agreement to not try to change the law to fit/benefit with their culture.
Ahh well back to the question...I strayed off and got carried away... Brits what are your opinions on multiculturalism in the uk?
Wait let me ask one more question...Do you White Brits hate British immigrant descendants. Who are born here and called British but not white? I don't
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6 RepliesEdited by FoMan123: 2/11/2013 7:27:04 PMLondon is one of my top 2 or 3 favorite cities in the world and a large part of it has to do with just how multicultural it is. I have no doubt that race and racism are issues in the UK just like it is everywhere in the world (and your story confirms it), but in the United States it's front-and-center AT ALL TIMES, every day, in the news, in the media, everywhere, and it can really grate on you after awhile. Whenever I have spent time in London, race and racism issues seem to come up a lot more rarely. People can just be people and focus on things that matter. It's a better way to live.
