Is it OK that there are parts of the UK which are majority non-White British?

What areas would those be? You do know the leaflets in that DM article weren't official documents, right? Waltham Forest isn't actually a "Sharia Zone".....

Elaborate? Or are you just going to concede here like you did with all the other arguments you start here? Because you're 30+ years old and you're on TSR. Lol.

I’ve never felt truly British because of the colour of my skin, even though I was adopted by a White family. I know that I’m not Ethnically British. But, it’s attitudes like that which are alienating Ethnic Minority Brits, because no matter what they do, no matter how patriotic they are, they will mostly be seen as an outsider, and not truly British.

is he actually 30??? omfg

33 to be clear, and I find it hilarious that this has been brought up.

honestly it's so fascinating based on the posts you often make/respond to and some of the terminology that you sometimes use. but it's irrelevant to this discussion so w/e

I’ve never felt truly British because of the colour of my skin, even though I was adopted by a White family. I know that I’m not Ethnically British. But, it’s attitudes like that which are alienating Ethnic Minority Brits, because no matter what they do, no matter how patriotic they are, they will mostly be seen as an outsider, and not truly British.

This is exactly how I feel. I was born in Britain, and feel British (how can I be anything else?) But as I have brown skin, people will never look at me and think I'm from here, will always be seen as an outsider.

Have you two never thought that it might just be in your head that people think that?
I’m not saying you’re mentally ill or anything and yes the next word is but.... lol

When doing counselling it’s important to get the client to put themselves in other people shoes or even to view past events as themselves today to see if they have a different take on it.

You would be amazed how often they change their mind or open themselves up to different thoughts when they do this.

Yes there is some people who will use stupid lines like if you were born in a stable do that make you a horse but they are retards and there aren’t that many people anymore who think like that.

Being British is a state of mind just like it pretty is for most nationalities

33 to be clear, and I find it hilarious that this has been brought up.

There are entire neighbourhoods of cities/towns like London, Bradford, Luton, Leicester, Rotherham, Slough, Batley, Blackburn, Birmingham and small towns across the country that are majority Asian. There seems to be a lot of racial segregation in a lot of cities, which points to a clear integration problem. In a majority white British country like the UK, it's quite shocking, especially to tourists, that there are parts of London which are majority non-white where you'd struggle to find an English person. I feel like we are losing our identity. The non-white population is increasing at a rapid rate and even though we're not going to be minorities in our country anytime soon, we are already minorities

Imagine if you go to Tokyo and there are large swathes of the city where the majority of people are black or Indian instead of Japanese. Here, we seem to not care about our ethnic identity. Being British is no longer connected to our heritage, almost anyone who's born here is considered 'British' even if they don't live in our culture.

It's totally relevant. You're an entire generation above the rest of us and yet you still can't have a mature conversation.

But a lot of white british people don't see people that don't have white skin as British...
A particular user on here even said that black/asian people aren't british even though they are born here.

So what? What’s that got to do with anything on a politics and news forum?

As for how conversations or debates are conducted you want it done your own way and I’ll do it however I feel like on any given hour.

Do you not find it even slightly weird that you're still here at your age?

If I was on TSR when im 33 i'd be seriously disappointed and consider myself a failure but hey, each to their own i guess.

Well I went to university at 28 if that makes a difference, however it might surprise you that I don’t judge as a failure or success based upon my use of a forum to chat about politics and the news 😂

So what? What’s that got to do with anything on a politics and news forum?

As for how conversations or debates are conducted you want it done your own way and I’ll do it however I feel like on any given hour.

Nope, as you're not a student.

Well, I will judge you when you pathetically concede every time. Must suck losing arguments to people more than 10 years younger than you