UK too full of Immigrant for a wouldbe Immigrant

KatanaDV20 said:
That is one reason I will never ever go there :rolleyes: Ive never been but have seen enough of my mates photos and heard their accounts to realize what that place is like.

One of my mates went there for 2 weeks and came back smiling saying how they "Lay by the pool getting s__faced, eating chips and watching Eastenders on the big plasma in a pub"

Wow. What an awesome vacation! :rolleyes: And they do it every year! Right on! Whatever makes you happy but geez.....:confused:
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You see immigrants (whichever country they are from) naturally want to form their own communities in a host country whose natives have different cultures/ways of life. This is most probably due to shared culture, a sense of protection and to ward off social isolation and loneliness which is natural for any immigrant in a foreign country.
However this doesn't mean that immigrants should just form a closed society and stick in that enclosure for rest of their lives. That way immigrants won't be interacting with host society, no ideas and learning will be taking place between 2 communities and it will be just utter failure on both sids.

Likewise people from host society should also be visiting immigrant communities to learn more about them, interact with immigrants, appreciate immigrant culture/tasty food:D and to provide help to the community.

Katana you echo exactly my opinions regarding staying in one's own community in a foreign land. I am of asian descent and when I came to this country as a young 11 years old boy I stayed in 'Southall' a 100% asian community for about 4.5 years. While I was staying in my own 'community' I felt stifled. The people in this community have been living in this country for 30 years more than I have been and yet they didn't seem bothered about going out in the wider society especially women. I was disturbed as I was new in this country and wanted to learn so much.
As soon as I left southall I felt liberated and moved to another area of west london where there were many different people including native brits. From there on I never vowed to live in an asian dominated community but this is just my preference.
Since been in UK for 15 years with a nice university education , I believe I have learnt so much, interacted with people from all over the world and this has been a wonderful accomplishment for me and a mind opener. It has broadened my mindset and I thank London for it as my 2nd home after my place of birth:).

In the end I must say responsibilty falls on both sides for continuous interaction otherwise you end up with ghettos where people stick in their own communities with no need for wider interaction:).
 
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Amp34 said:
I agree with her 100%. In fact I'm getting out of this country as fast as I possibly can, mostly because of all the immigrants. :(

Going to head to spain where a load of my British friends live, they love it out there, I'll even be able to buy fish and chips where they live...
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Spot the irony?
 
Amp34 said:
I agree with her 100%. In fact I'm getting out of this country as fast as I possibly can, mostly because of all the immigrants. :(

Going to head to spain where a load of my British friends live, they love it out there, I'll even be able to buy fish and chips where they live...
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Likewise there is likely to be a spanish 'Amp34' aswell who will also be discussing the same issue on a 'spanish version' of ocuk of countless 'immigrant' brits flocking to spain and changing spanish culture to suit their own english culture;).
 
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Why is it that the areas in the UK that are predominately immigrant housed are always run-down ****-holes? It's one thing that concerns me about high levels of immigration, an apparent lack of respect for the place? Or lower standards?
 
Nanoman said:
Why is it that the areas in the UK that are predominately immigrant housed are always run-down ****-holes? It's one thing that concerns me about high levels of immigration, an apparent lack of respect for the place? Or lower standards?
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Maybe immigrants are intentionally placed by the councils in those areas that have poor investment;). From my experience living in this country usually the educated middle class are kept separate from immigrant/working class communities and as one fellow native brit mentioned in another thread that there is still big divide between different communities in this country.

So poorer immigrant communities will be living in mostly run-down areas whereas those from affluent backgrounds or good jobs live in nicely built areas.
 
WingZero30 said:
Maybe immigrants are intentionally placed by the councils in those areas that have poor investment;). From my experience living in this country usually the educated middle class are kept separate from immigrant/working class communities and as one fellow native brit mentioned in another thread that there is still big divide between different communities in this country.

So poorer immigrant communities will be living in mostly run-down areas whereas those from affluent backgrounds or good jobs live in nicely built areas.
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Not so. Take a look at Alum Rock and small heath both was very nice and tidy places
I used to visit my aunt in Alum Rock and she and her neighbours would be cleaning their door step and path\road
Handsworth wood used to be the money belt of brum. Take a look at them all now..they are **** holes.
 
WingZero30 said:
So poorer immigrant communities will be living in mostly run-down areas whereas those from affluent backgrounds or good jobs live in nicely built areas.
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In other news, the sky is blue?

Surely the richer you are the nicer, more expensive an area you can afford to live in :confused:
 
[TW]Fox;17786264 said:
She isnt right at all.

She seems to think its ok for there to be immigration from Commonwealth countries - presumably to justify her moving from AU to the UK - but then doesnt like muslim immigration.

Last time I checked, many Commonwealth countries were muslim!
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and they are?

as most are Christian
 
LabR@t said:
they have drastically changed this country from the country i grew up in, in the 70's and 80's and not for the better. Most large towns/cities are now over run with the scum of europe plus all the n.african aids riddled wanna be gangsters that seem to flock here.

tb is now back after being eradicated in this country, thanks to immigrants.
aids is up and the largest group of growth is male n.africans.


even the smaller market towns are now beginning to immigrants descend on them and they struggle match the growing need for housing/schooling/health care.

Its a disaster and a tinderbox of hate and future strife.
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What a vile pathetic little racist bigot you are. I bet your mothers really proud of you :rolleyes:
I suggest you go back to school and try harder this time as you have clearly been brainwashed and fooled by the right wing daily fail/sun propaganda!
 
Spawn said:
Not really, i think when comparing fastest growing religions its the mainstream ones...i dont think Wicca is classed as a mainstream religion.
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In other words massage the figures to suit! :)

Not to mention "We breed faster than any other religion!" isn't really something to be proud of! :)
 
eatcustard said:
and they are?
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Pakistan would be the most obvious one, given this is where most of the muslims people seem to cry about come from!

as most are Christian
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Do you even know what the Commonwealth is? Did you know it includes, for example, India, with over a BILLION non Christian residents (I appreciate these are not Muslims but neither are they Christian).
 
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