It's not that I want us to live in a different world. It's that we are and, everyone needs to get used to it.

This obsession with where anyone happens to live is a very strange thing. What is behind it? Envy? Hatred? Who know?

I do know that Cornwall is seeing change too. Whether on the same scale as other places is difficult to tell. However, that's not the only consideration. Just this afternoon on PM it was said that Devon and Cornwall are two of the worst counties in the UK for young people to be able to afford a home. That allied to the fact that Cornwall is well known to be a deprived area gives the lie to the idea that it is some kind of paradise, for all. It's very beautiful and peaceful, which is important for me. There is also nothing stopping anyone from moving here. Even those who live in Wisbech. I did it. It was painless.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Almost as if when people only see life through a racial lens that it's a bad idea. Hence why I don't think political parties solely racial lines are a good idea. You're making my own argument for me.

Also, a very significant number of BLM supporters are white anyway, so why are you now publicly claiming that black people will and are capable of behaving in ways that white people do not, when that's not true either if we look through history and human behaviour. Stop publicly trying to dehumanise races you're not keen on.

Edited by BlueJay (09 Feb 2022 7.27pm)

If people don't read, or misunderstand, what I write that's not my responsibility.

That 1 in 10 people globally are European (I'll take that as correct, without checking) is a complete irrelevance.

"Virtual replacement" is a complete nonsense. It's nothing like a reality. For all the reasons I have explained in my previous posts. Not least that "current rates" won't be future rates and those that are already here will no longer be "new immigrants". They will become new citizens, gradually absorbing British culture. Just as many millions have done before. Their children, going to British schools, making British friends, supporting British football teams, eating British food and watching British TV will be born British and will soon be as British as you and me. Only those who see coloured skin as a differential don't get that. What must be done to achieve that is to avoid any kind of social or cultural apartheid.

Those who spread the poison of evil conspiracy theories aren't helping us.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

I believe in ancestral rights to land, you don't.

England won't remain English if the majority of it isn't actually English. Europe won't remain European if nothing is done. Under this particular policy no one is being forced to leave and yes, I have told you forcing people isn't realistic. Nothing that I say isn't actually policy in other parts of the world...for example, under you concepts Israel would very quickly no longer be Jewish.

As for any connection to violence you just seem to want to make claims of a group that has no evidence.

I've answered these questions in previous posts. No one is to blame for where they are born, their loyalties are very important. You support a mish mash future for mankind, I just don't. However, if that's what mankind freely chooses given votes...then so be it. However, I think it has to be forced into that...and I don't support that.

No one wants what Brenton Tarrant did. It was a disgusting act and he forfeited his life the moment he murdered the first innocent. He wasn't a member of any group, if he had been perhaps he could have been talked out of it.

It's the same with mosques, I'm sure there are many within them who would talk terrorists out of violence if they could.

I'm not going to get into what is ultimately to blame for why these things happen. I've already stated what I think the future is....and I've been angry about the inevitability of it the moment I realised.

Edited by Stirlingsays (09 Feb 2022 8.18pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

What anyone says on here makes not a flake of difference.

The forces in motion were set decades ago. Yes, it's depressing....but hey, don't be grumpy.....dance.

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And Tim Dillon is also doing a show in London April 6th.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

All those newbies buying up homes that the locals can't afford.

One more point