Whats The World Coming To??!!!!

[Brit-in-Singapore]

I don't know, what is the world coming to??!!!!

Instead of looking at colour and religion we should rather look at the conservation of heritage.

Its no surprise that in the modern world where we all move around, intergrating cultures for what ever reason, we are constantly erroding who we are / the famiily unit / where we come from.

I fear in the long run we are doomed to live a watered down selfish life where the wants of the one are more important than the wants of the community.

Governments (especialy in Britain) take an economic outlook to the situation. i.e: workforce issues. The fact that depression / loss of family values and the sence of belonging to a community is all being chucked out of the window has been over looked.

Immegrants should ask themselves, do they want to live in a country where they are marginalised??!! and where they and their children almost certainly will feel an outcast for the forseeable future??!!!.

Any thoughts on the issue???

[Azania]

This is pretty similiar to your last idiotic post which I see has sensibly been deleted.

It kind of smacks of thoughts along the lines of maintaining racial purity and bloodlines. The last chap who made a big thing of that, Adolf something or other, came to a sticky end, so beware of your thoughts processes, they will hurt you in the end.

Also,I thought that the British were world leaders in the field of irony.

The fact that a post carrying on about assimiliation of cultures and slyly advising immigrants that maybe they would be better off in their homelands is daft enough.

The fact that the writer of this post is called "Brit-in-Singapore" is well, irony worthy of award status.

So finally, my thoughts on the issue you have raised:

One, you are just looking to stir up an argument based on bigotry and racism.

Two, you will probably do it again and again because its how you get your thrills.

Three, the vast majority of people on this board would find your views anything from slighty yucky to downright revolting.

I fall into the latter category.

[Brit-in-Singapore]

Well it got you thinking and responding, so it had the desired effect.

[Brit-in-Singapore]

Also how do you know what the majority think!???

Just because they are silent, it dosent mean that they agree with you.

An example is the growing discontent in the UK and througout Europe with immigration and the problems that they cause.

I think it s easy for someone like you to call it racism. But isnt it realy just a way of labeling a topic that involves other races that you just don't like.

I think that you will find that the majority of people don't come out and say what they think because they are rightly or wrongly afraid of being called racist.

So any issues just get left to linger on and indeed may be part of the problem.

[rubicond]

I wonder why this Azania person always only comes here to tell people that their posts are stupid, instead of raising some arguments for discussion herself?

Maybe she has no ideas, no opinions, and therefore can only find pleasure in putting others down because she realises how inferior to everybody else - and what a lowlife - she herself is? It must be sad to be a loser!

[Easy England]

I find it amazing how people like Azania can't see the problems that immegration brings. Maybe Azania lives in a hut in the mountains 500 miles away from everyone else.

[Azania]

I find it amazing how "rubicond" has this tendency to post racist threads elsewhere and then come here to sound off at me simply because I confront him on those. I also find it amusing that he should assume I am a woman.

Actually, I do have ideas and opinions, and when you offer your racist ones on other threads, you open yourself up to mine.

Its also amusing to me that "Brit-in-Singapore" and "Easy England" thinks that we won't realise they are one and the same. The first clue was the same spelling errors in both posts.

Same sh*t,different name.

[rubicond]

Brit-in-Singapore, "Immegrants should ask themselves, do they want to live in a country where they are marginalised??!! and where they and their children almost certainly will feel an outcast for the forseeable future??!!!."

I guess most immigrants (at least the Muslims) ask themselves the question, but in their own country they would be so poor, that they prefer to be quite marginalised in Europe than starving in Algeria, Pakistan or wherever these people come from. Besides, since they live in ghettos (sp?) with other people of their own country, they are not as marginalised as you would assume.

Of course, you are right in mentioning the problems of the second generation... They are neither from over-here, nor of over-there.