We don't feel British, say Asians

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dirtydog, I asked you a question a few pages ago that I believe you might have missed. I'll repeat it for you now:
dirtydog said:
To @if ®afiq, he might feel that way but clearly a lot of his fellow Asians do not.
I'd like you to go further, I'd like to hear you admit that you're happy someone like @if is here in the UK because he sounds like a decent, intelligent human being and this country benefits from his being here. Is that something you'd be happy to say?
 
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dirtydog said:
You know I can't say that :)
So, even though he (and I) are both hard-working, decent human beings, none of that matters because we're non-white. Is that what you're saying? You are not happy that we're here in the UK.

So tell me, where would you have us "returned" to?

penski said:
He won't have missed it :)

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With reference to DD, "missed" is simply a euphemism for "deliberately ignored".
 

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carvegio said:
My parents were born in India and came here quite young and I was born here. I would like to think I am English/British.... What else could I possibly be?

This country has a great history and I am proud to say I was born here.

I don't think that people such as yourself are the issue here :)

As phykll has subtly pointed out.
 
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