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Invalid user 2019 18 Jul 19 6.56pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Which is, as we know, designed specifically to keep the Japanese biologically Japanese.....which means they have to have a preference for their race in terms of immigration. So what is the point in having a immigration policy that is similar?
Not every conclusion a person comes to relates to a persons skin colour or genetic code. It's unrealistic to view to hold some kind of heal the world outlook. We are a small island, and can't simply say 'everyone in', and why should we, just because people want a better life here and this is their 'top choice' as appears to be the rationale of many moving here. We have a housing shortage, and I certainly do not and have not denied that people of different cultures do not always magically assimilate and that there are not problems due to that. Take the language barrier for instance. Infrastructure too. I'm not of the view that heaping millions of cheap labour individuals helps those already here, especially the poor. Those of all races. I would not be remotely fazed if we closed the border tomorrow. As for Japan or any other country, I have no problem with how they run their affairs. Why would I. Any choice by a society brings its pros and cons. We live in a very connected world, online and off, though again in both regards the language barrier certainly plays a role with Japan. A Japan of a couple of a few years may not be identical to a Japan of today. The world doesn't tend to perpetually adhere to any one view. There is ebb and flow. But that's for them, just as we 'should' be able to decide our immigration policy. That's a situation still in flux though unfortunately. For every country you work with what you have and what you are as a nation and go from there. I don't differentiate the role and worth of a countryman based on their skin colour. Where people overly do, it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy anyway as those individuals will not be a feature of their life.
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.TUX. 18 Jul 19 7.28pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I am standing up for my 'race' and my way of life. I find the whole question of what is 'racist' and what is not, increasingly tedious and unimportant. All the time organisations and individuals use identity to press agendas, there will be an opposite response. Trump was elected as a push back to the erosion of Western society by those who are induced by globalists and their identity driven puppets to destroy the status quo. Meanwhile, you want to argue about what Trump said. This.
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Stirlingsays 18 Jul 19 7.38pm | |
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Originally posted by dollardays
Not every conclusion a person comes to relates to a persons skin colour or genetic code. It's unrealistic to view to hold some kind of heal the world outlook. We are a small island, and can't simply say 'everyone in', and why should we, just because people want a better life here and this is their 'top choice' as appears to be the rationale of many moving here. We have a housing shortage, and I certainly do not and have not denied that people of different cultures do not always magically assimilate and that there are not problems due to that. Take the language barrier for instance. Infrastructure too. I'm not of the view that heaping millions of cheap labour individuals helps those already here, especially the poor. Those of all races. I would not be remotely fazed if we closed the border tomorrow. As for Japan or any other country, I have no problem with how they run their affairs. Why would I. Any choice by a society brings its pros and cons. We live in a very connected world, online and off, though again in both regards the language barrier certainly plays a role with Japan. A Japan of a couple of a few years may not be identical to a Japan of today. The world doesn't tend to perpetually adhere to any one view. There is ebb and flow. But that's for them, just as we 'should' be able to decide our immigration policy. That's a situation still in flux though unfortunately. For every country you work with what you have and what you are as a nation and go from there. I don't differentiate the role and worth of a countryman based on their skin colour. Where people overly do, it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy anyway as those individuals will not be a feature of their life.
Yes, every year your body's cells aren't the same make up as the previous years but....I rather think you regard you as you. The make up of Japan hasn't changed in many thousands of years...which is the case for many other countries as well. Essentially you are stating that you have no specific interest in any notion of the European or English remaining as the hegemonic identity in the country because you don't see that as important. But say If the country sorted out the housing crisis and.....say, rather magically the assimilation aspect of 'different cultures' reduced as an issue....because to put it quite frankly the 'Anglo Saxons' here became the minority. In that case I take it you'd have no issue with relaxing this immigration policy? Your interest is purely in cosmetic as you state it....Perhaps you'd forgive me if I suggested that it's in reality to reduce the risk to your own identity group of very real and quite severe persecution generations down the line....If I'm right about that I'd agree with you as that's a real concern. In my view, you should be very interested indeed in ensuring that Europe stayed European...and hence England English....because as we can see....The EU seems to have a rather easy going attitude towards 'Eurabia'....with the same idealistic attitudes towards assimilation that go against all the evidence. Edited by Stirlingsays (18 Jul 2019 7.42pm)
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Yes, every year your body's cells aren't the same make up as the previous years but....I rather think you regard you as you. The make up of Japan hasn't changed in many thousands of years...which is the case for many other countries as well. Essentially you are stating that you have no interest in any notion of the European or English remaining at the hegemonic identity in the country. Say If the country sorted out the housing crisis and.....say, rather magically the assimilation aspect of 'different cultures' reduced as an issue....because to put it quite frankly the 'Anglo Saxons' here became the minority. In that case I take it you'd have no issue with relaxing this immigration policy? Your interest is purely in cosmetic as you state it....Perhaps it's to reduce the risk to your own identity group of very real and quite severe persecution generations down the line....If I'm right about that I'd agree with you as that's a real concern. In my view, you should be very interested indeed in ensuring that Europe stayed European...and hence England English....because as we can see....The EU seems to have a rather easy going attitude towards 'Eurabia'. Essentially the impact of my political approach is that the country will reflect that. If you're going to become so niche in your racial outlook on life than even people who agree with you on policy are an issue for you, then fine. Also my given reasons are my reasons. Which is why I stated them. Edited by dollardays (18 Jul 2019 7.51pm)
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Stirlingsays 18 Jul 19 7.58pm | |
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Originally posted by dollardays
Essentially the impact of my political approach is that the country will reflect that. If you're going to become so niche in your racial outlook on life than even people who agree with you on policy are an issue for you, then fine. Also my given reasons are my reasons. Which is why I stated them. Edited by dollardays (18 Jul 2019 7.51pm) Would you say all this to a Japanese person then?.....Or the Dalai Lama perhaps?. Those Tibetans is anguish about being wiped out in Tibet. I can imagine this kind of attitude being put towards the Dalai Lama...indeed, similar to the rather amusing conservation the BBC had with him a while back. 'Don't be so racial eh...people won't agree with you...and of course, people agreeing and nodding that's the important thing eh....Chinese is Chinese, you're all the same, it won't matter old Lama me old mucker.' You'll forgive me I'm sure with giving you a working class ending....as I'm sure Librarians don't often say, 'me old mucker'. Edited by Stirlingsays (18 Jul 2019 8.01pm)
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Hrolf The Ganger 18 Jul 19 8.02pm | |
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Originally posted by dollardays
None of this has anything to do with my point of view or what I said. I was commenting on a particular comment I view as racist, and also pointing out where I've done exactly the same in the opposite direction with democrats and 'white privilege' views on multiple occasions. Funnily enough you won't be practically haunting me about why I want to argue about that one will you. Or holding Trump's 'four extremists' words at these women to account will you? Primarily because you don't care less about that. But God forbid I have a view of Trumps words. That simply can't be allowed can it and we must talk about something else. There isn't a one direction free for all based on your dislike of certain skin tones. I'll treat people fairly regardless of their race thanks.
I just don't care about this stuff. It's just politics. There are serious issues to face and we should be focusing on that.
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Invalid user 2019 18 Jul 19 8.19pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Would you say all this to a Japanese person then?.....Or the Dalai Lama perhaps?. Those Tibetans is anguish about being wiped out in Tibet. I can imagine this kind of attitude being put towards the Dalai Lama...indeed, similar to the rather amusing conservation the BBC had with him a while back. 'Don't be so racial eh...people won't agree with you...and of course, people agreeing and nodding that's the important thing eh....Chinese is Chinese, you're all the same, it won't matter old Lama me old mucker.' You'll forgive me I'm sure with giving you a working class ending....as I'm sure Librarians don't often say, 'me old mucker'. Edited by Stirlingsays (18 Jul 2019 8.01pm)
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Stirlingsays 18 Jul 19 8.24pm | |
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Originally posted by dollardays
I offered a point of agreement on policy. Who you get on with, or how you behave is for you. If you're frustrated about something, go see a naughty neighbour and sort yourself out' ol mucker. Edited by dollardays (18 Jul 2019 8.23pm) Well, it's an amusing reply....which is always worth something.
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Invalid user 2019 18 Jul 19 8.25pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Well, it's an amusing reply....which is always worth something. I'm glad you think so, ol family values. It's no mooch but it'll have to do.
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cryrst The garden of England 18 Jul 19 8.28pm | |
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On lbc sheila whoever's said that trump was being racist to women of colour.
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Stirlingsays 18 Jul 19 8.31pm | |
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Originally posted by dollardays
I'm glad you think so, ol family values. It's no mooch but it'll have to do. Yeah family values....I've done rather well if I say so myself.
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DanH SW2 18 Jul 19 8.34pm | |
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Some predictably depressing responses from the tired old racists on here.
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