So I was talking with my mother and I ask how she would feel if the not-British population left tomorrow, she said 'relieved'. So how would you feel?

When I say not-British population I mean all those people who aren't ethnically British or of ancestry within Britain. So the Asians, Africans, Jews, Eastern/Southern Europeans and recent immigrants from North Western Europe.

There is currently too many immigrants in this country, it's a fact. I rather have quality of life for the population than a slight economy boast. We have qualified British people here who are unemployed with the right skill sets. I'm not a racist but a government's main priority is putting the native population first and foremost.

Edit: I don't want mass uncontrolled immigration anymore and be able to control who we let into the country. After all, we let Jihadis back in after murdering maiming in Syria.

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Reply 25

Lonely.

Original post by gjd800

Lonely.

You'd be forced to bugger off as well. And you can take your soda bread and stews and your Baileys with you.

Reply 27

gjd800

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Original post by Notoriety

You'd be forced to bugger off as well. And you can take your soda bread and stews and your Baileys with you.

As long as it was a two-way deal and the British influence ****ed off from the north east counties, I'd take that deal and go get a job in Trinity :laugh:

Reply 28

username3885726

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Original post by Clockrice

So I was talking with my mother and I ask how she would feel if the not-British population left tomorrow, she said 'relieved'. So how would you feel?

When I say not-British population I mean all those people who aren't ethnically British or of ancestry within Britain. So the Asians, Africans, Jews, Eastern/Southern Europeans and recent immigrants from North Western Europe.

Your mum sounds like a very pleasant woman.

Reply 29

Notoriety

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Original post by gjd800

As long as it was a two-way deal and the British influence ****ed off from the north east counties, I'd take that deal and go get a job in Trinity :laugh:

Called Londonderry, mate, get over it.

Reply 30

Blue_Cow

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Original post by Clockrice

So I was talking with my mother and I ask how she would feel if the not-British population left tomorrow, she said 'relieved'. So how would you feel?

When I say not-British population I mean all those people who aren't ethnically British or of ancestry within Britain. So the Asians, Africans, Jews, Eastern/Southern Europeans and recent immigrants from North Western Europe.

Pretty ****ing pissed off, because then I'd have nowhere to go...

I call no other country home other than the UK and I do not hold dual-citizenship. I was born and educated here.

Reply 31

gjd800

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Original post by Notoriety

Called Londonderry, mate, get over it.

Reply 32

username1339858_

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Lost... this is my home country. Where am I supposed to go?

Reply 33

Langerhan

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Devastated - that's loads of my mates, my GP, my auntie, my colleagues and half my Brownies sent away from home to countries they have no connections to and don't speak the language of.

Just wondering OP, where does your mum plan on sending "the Jews"?

Reply 34

Notoriety

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Original post by gjd800

Hahahaha, joking, ya mad Irish ****.

My surname is Irish as it gets. Not a plastic though! We've been here for centuries.

Reply 35

Bang Outta Order

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ur mum's a g.

Erm I wouldn't feel anything tbf :s-smilie:

British citizens even who aren't white should stay though! But if all foreigners left even the white ones I wouldnt blink.

Reply 36

Bang Outta Order

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Original post by Notoriety

You'd be forced to bugger off as well. And you can take your soda bread and stews and your Baileys with you.

you're saying they'd kick out the Irish? Hell ****ing no. I'd honestly go to war against that. Gjd is a citizen though.

Reply 37

gjd800

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Original post by Notoriety

Hahahaha, joking, ya mad Irish ****.

My surname is Irish as it gets. Not a plastic though! We've been here for centuries.

I know!

Our lot can't really lay claim to having any English roots for anywhere near that long (on either side, as far as I can tell), but I am neverthless one strand of a fledgling radicle.

Reply 38

username3061208

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Pretty ****ing depressed because I've lived here longer than my home country. In fact, it isn't even my home country anymore, England is. I may not hold a British/dual citizenship but hopefully in the future that will happen. People don't even know I'm foreign unless I tell them (which I don't do often because of potential negative reactions).
And for those who are saying its mostly aimed at the non-whites, no its not. Eastern Europeans get just as much hate.