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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 02 Aug 18 1.22pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
It's the context that those who seek greater diversity speak in themselves. You don't have to be white to consider yourself English, however the census reveals the fact that few non whites describe themselves as such. You slag off Robinson from your near exclusively white area while he lives in a highly diverse one. If you love diversity you should be living in it, not preaching at others to do what you aren't doing.
Now you question my motives and seek to try to tell me why I do things! I criticise "Robinson" by using my brain. Where I currently happen to live makes no difference at all. I have travelled all over the world and lived in a third world country for several years. I also worked for a while in Luton, so am perfectly well acquainted with the town.
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Stirlingsays 02 Aug 18 1.28pm | |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
This is so funny There are a few people on the HOL who are so fascinated by immigration that it seems to be 95% of what they think about on an hourly basus I know that some people have moved out from locations due to social changes linked to immigration. If the areas were truly becoming unlivable then I have sympathy. But most people do not base where they are going to live on diversity of the population. I will caveat that by saying my children are avoiding certain areas due to a lack of diversity, it is simply very boring. I believe there is a big difference between generations on this point, albeit I am the same and hate only working with one nationality or ethnic group. If you want to know how diverse it is around Truro I suggest you look up Cornwall. Cornwell isn't particularly diverse, that part of Oxfordshire is too expensive for most incomers and it is a very small community in Cornwell. I object to Stephen Yaxley-Lennon styling himself as Tommy by the way. My father was a Tommy, he didn't fight for justice across Europe and Africa for Mr Yaxley-Lennon's views to prevail, that is very clear. Edited by Mapletree (02 Aug 2018 1.19pm) 'White flight' from diversity, in London, for example is a statistical reality. The more diverse London became the quicker it happened. When this was looked at they also found that 'non white' flight from London found the same outcome....the majority move to ethnically similar areas to themselves and away from white majority areas. This is a majority trend found within all groups. If yourself and your family love living in a diverse area , then that's cool. More power to you. I have no issues with those who love diversity living within it. I have a big problem with those who seek to tell others how they themselves should feel about it. Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Aug 2018 1.30pm)
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 02 Aug 18 1.30pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
He's made his views quite clear. You can find all of it out by viewing his interviews on his Youtube channel....and get it from the horse's mouth instead of the lies from the UK media. He views Islam as incompatible with western values. He doesn't view integration as possible from what he sees around the world and here. I view reformist Islam, certain sects and secular Islam as compatible but these are tiny groups within the religion.
Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Aug 2018 1.15pm) Oh I have watched his stuff. It's extremely biased and unpleasant. He is, of course, as entitled to his opinion as I am to mine but I would wager I have spent longer living in Islamic countries abroad than he has. He is a pot stirrer who likes to wind up the already biased. Actually I agree with your last point. Like every big group there are elements who are great, some who are bad but the bulk are in the middle. What "Robinson" does is push the bulk of Islam towards the bad, whilst I want them to come towards us.
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Stirlingsays 02 Aug 18 1.34pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Oh I have watched his stuff. It's extremely biased and unpleasant. He is, of course, as entitled to his opinion as I am to mine but I would wager I have spent longer living in Islamic countries abroad than he has. He is a pot stirrer who likes to wind up the already biased. Actually I agree with your last point. Like every big group there are elements who are great, some who are bad but the bulk are in the middle. What "Robinson" does is push the bulk of Islam towards the bad, whilst I want them to come towards us. In my view you are living in fantasy land here........which...compared to many areas is what Cornwall is.
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Ulysses 02 Aug 18 1.48pm | |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
There is a problem with integration and social cohesion in the UK, which the Casey report showed quite clearly. The government has done nothing since [Link] What results from this government apathy? The likes of Tommy Robinson filling the void.
You can't win.
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Stirlingsays 02 Aug 18 1.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Ulysses
You can't win. Where is this exactly? London? Successful integration?
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DanH SW2 02 Aug 18 2.02pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Where is this exactly? London? Successful integration? Yes, in most of it.
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Stirlingsays 02 Aug 18 2.08pm | |
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Originally posted by DanH
Yes, in most of it. You are in denial of reality. The movement of demographics, amongst other factors, prove otherwise. Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Aug 2018 2.09pm)
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Mapletree Croydon 02 Aug 18 2.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
'White flight' from diversity, in London, for example is a statistical reality. The more diverse London became the quicker it happened. When this was looked at they also found that 'non white' flight from London found the same outcome....the majority move to ethnically similar areas to themselves and away from white majority areas. This is a majority trend found within all groups. If yourself and your family love living in a diverse area , then that's cool. More power to you. I have no issues with those who love diversity living within it. I have a big problem with those who seek to tell others how they themselves should feel about it. Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Aug 2018 1.30pm) Cause and effect Stirling If people tend to move to certain places and so do their peers there is likely to be an objective and rational logic Most of my school group from Croydon ended up at Hull University. Not because Hull was better than a London University but because it was just far away so that our parents didn't visit. There is no proof that selection of where you live is based on emotional objectives. Not everyone is afeared of Jonny Foreigner but even if they are I suspect time of life and personal needs trumps all else. Would I live in Truro? Damned right I would. I would also invite Slovakian friends to move too if I could. Moving to a nice place may just be the motive, wouldn't you think.
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Stirlingsays 02 Aug 18 2.34pm | |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Cause and effect Stirling If people tend to move to certain places and so do their peers there is likely to be an objective and rational logic Most of my school group from Croydon ended up at Hull University. Not because Hull was better than a London University but because it was just far away so that our parents didn't visit. There is no proof that selection of where you live is based on emotional objectives. Not everyone is afeared of Jonny Foreigner but even if they are I suspect time of life and personal needs trumps all else. Would I live in Truro? Damned right I would. I would also invite Slovakian friends to move too if I could. Moving to a nice place may just be the motive, wouldn't you think. To be honest Maple, I can't be bothered to argue the obvious with you. I know what's coming and I'll just watch while I'm still on the planet.
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dannyboy1978 02 Aug 18 3.11pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Oh I have watched his stuff. It's extremely biased and unpleasant. He is, of course, as entitled to his opinion as I am to mine but I would wager I have spent longer living in Islamic countries abroad than he has. He is a pot stirrer who likes to wind up the already biased. Actually I agree with your last point. Like every big group there are elements who are great, some who are bad but the bulk are in the middle. What "Robinson" does is push the bulk of Islam towards the bad, whilst I want them to come towards us. I would say this is a large "bulk" in your words!! Do you not have a problem with this? Or do you brush this under the carpet like the government and hush people like TR for highlighting there is a huge problem!!
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PalazioVecchio south pole 02 Aug 18 7.27pm | |
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Integration Schm-integration. the problem is the existence of ghettos where its all the same (insert name of ) ethnicity. And there are many residents who have little interest in speaking English, watching English telly, nor having English friends. Any culture that imports young women from the home country to marry its UK-based lads is building up the seeds of future ghetto problems. Look at the background of the blokes who put the bombs on London Transport in 7/7. its all xyz spoken, xyz telly via a dish, and xyz friends. The very opposite to integration. Often aided and abetted by a soft welfare culture.
By contrast, some cultures arrive into the UK and try to integrate instantly. This is to be applauded and encouraged. follow the link below and try to tell me that its nothing to do with failures of integration : Edited by PalazioVecchio (02 Aug 2018 7.45pm)
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