@NatDancia@JeremyClarkson How is Ursula von der Leyen being able to read all of my private messages under the guise of "child protection" not draconian. We all know what it's really about and it's not protecting children.
@SmoggyPower@JeremyClarkson Ah you are one of those. Well enjoy big brother reading your whatsapp messages. I hope you don't commit wrongthink in them at any point.
I am well aware of this. But people prerend that all of UKs recent problems are due to Brexit as if it wasn't the government's choice to demographically nuke their own country. Brexit could have been a good thing for the UK. I am from a country in the EU and we are held hostage to the whims of the EU. Take chat control for example. It was rejected in 3 seperate votes, but in usual EU fashion, they will keep voting until it passes. And it did, they held another vote at the start of summer vacation knowing a lot of people will be absent.
As for your last point - there is a small chance that things could change with Restore but I am not holding my breath. We can't vote our way out of this and I don't believe in democracy anyways.
@BapTricky@JeremyClarkson Not me, I am not in the UK. Brexit isn't the cause of their problems, it's their government. Brexit didn't force them to import the third world after the fact.
@DabbRowney@JeremyClarkson Yes, I am also aware of the irony of post-Brexit Britain actually being worse than before. But that is not an issue with Brexit, but with the UK itself.
@ZeonHail@RupertLowe10 You can still trade with other nations, participate in the global market and other people can still transit or visit without jeopardizing your nation's demographics. This is a non-issue and I am not advocating for isolationism.
If you want to go down the rabbit hole with your American example, then no people on the planet are natives. Americans however are a fairly distinct group of Europeans - this however does not mean that it was ever intended for those outside that group.
Now I am not against ALL immigration at all costs. A tiny number of a professionals in a given field can be brought in for their expertise. Yet even those should still be from a similar stock.
Demographics are important. No matter how skilled a hypothetical extra-European person is, they shouldn't mix with the natives for example. You are constantly using edge cases and exceptions but my question is - where do you put the limit? In the UK, it started with the Windrush - a small number of people brought over from the Caribbean. 80 years later, the results are in. It is a slippery slope.
You labeling my rhetoric as extreme does not make it so. A nation is its people and there is nothing wrong with wanting to keep it that way. Culture does not appear in a vacuum, it is a product of those very people. Poland can only be Poland if it's made up of Polish people - and all that comes with it. If this is extreme to you, then you either haven't given this much thought or you are yet another cosmopolitan rootless civnat who cares not for these things.
For what reason should any nation host foreigners among them? It's not about it being black and white, the issue is that a country is what it is because of the people and those people have the right to keep to themselves. Especially given the failures of trying to integrate foreigners.
@ZeonHail@RupertLowe10 On the whole it doesn't. There isn't a single successful black society anywhere. The odd black person being decent doesn't mean anything. Look at the state of our societies today. Your line of thinking inevitably leads us to the same place.
@ZeonHail@RupertLowe10 Exceptions exist everywhere. We can't concern ourselves with them - it's what brought us to this point in the first place. We can keep saying "but not all of them!" until our cities look like Islamabad, or we can secure the future of OUR people.
@ZeonHail@RupertLowe10 It doesn't happen. The blacks in America haven't adopted the culture, they are still living in the squalor and misery of their own making despite having the opportunity. The gypsies of Europe resisted integration for 1000 years.
The problem with Christianity is that it requires a certain level of intellect to truly understand its teachings and concepts, which many don't posess. And perhaps none have done more damage to Christianity than many priests themselves. Selling indulgences, burning "heretics" at the stake and turning people away from their churches for minor and meaningless transgressions. Christianity hasn't declined in just the last 200 years, it has been in decline since the middle ages.
However now, more people (including me) are turning to Christ than I would have ever imagined. We are living in some of the most transformative times in ages.