Facts?

There have always been problems of one sort or another to overcome. If every child was being raped, you could not leave home, every pub was now a mosque and every monument plastered with messages, you would have a point.

You don’t. You are scaremongering. There are problems in some places which need to be dealt with. So help deal with them rather than pontificate about them.

What the government and the opposition do is run scared of the immigrant vote.
This is the result, predicted by many, of mass immigration.
It has an effect on our politics, even when the migrant population is still a relatively small proportion of the total number. It means that a minority can have sway over the interests of the majority.
America has had these problems for decades, so it should come as no surprise to anyone.

This country has changed for the worse in recent decades to the point where it is barely recognisable. Our focus is now continuously on race and religious issues. Our streets are occupied by immigrant gangs and the religion that was the basis for our cultural and moral blueprint is dying while imported medieval dogma is on the rise. Secularism and personal freedoms and choices are at risk from radicals.

How can a man of your age say that these are not serious problems or deny the stark reality of this decline?

You really spout some garbage on occasions.

No one is scared of “the immigrant vote”! There isn’t one. Those immigrants who are entitled to vote because of naturalisation don’t form one homogeneous community. I see no evidence at all of any party targeting immigrants as a whole. In some constituencies there may be larger groups but that’s nothing really new.

It might be that you, and your little group of xenophobic mates, focus on race and religious issues but it isn’t true for most people. Most are far more concerned with those things they always have been concerned about. Family, health and economic matters being top of their lists.

You are obsessed with scaremongering.

So there is no immigrant vote? No doubt you are suggesting that most immigrants make up their own minds on politics and not as some homogeneous lump.

I'm sure they do have their own minds, and what they decide will be based on self-interest for the most part. It's interesting however that they don't seem to have the same colour blindness that Whitey is encouraged to have when at the voting booth. I expect their Imams, or insert appropriate religious leaders, are always available to help them have their own minds when the time comes to vote.

I know you must see the news since you use the internet on a daily basis, so I'm finding it rather odd that you have missed the constant flow of race and religion themed news that we are now exposed to every day.
Family, health and economic matters are all affected by immigration.
Perhaps you haven't figured that out yet?

No, there is no immigrant vote. There are immigrants who vote and like everyone else they will have their own reasons for deciding whether they will and if they do, how. Some may well be guided by religious leaders but it’s hardly a big issue. People have been guided by their group leaders since time began. Many here are doubtless guided by the Mail, others by GB News.

Only those who have acquired citizenship can vote. Those here on work or student visas cannot. Which removes a hefty chunk of those you get so agitated about.

Of course as our numbers increase the resources we need need to increase too. That would be true however they increase. So long as we increase the numbers to match the need, in a managed way, then there’s no problem. When we have found ways to manage without bringing people here then we can reduce our reliance on immigration but that’s a big task which needs a lot of investment and time to bear fruit.