This just isn’t true though, British emigration has always been overwhelmingly working class
It was seen as a safety valve for all the pressure built up from overpopulation in the Victorian period, much of the working class could actually lead decent productive lives in the dominions or US rather than living in miserable grinding poverty at home (and likely getting into trouble)
The ‘best, brightest and wealthiest’ weren’t leaving after WW2 either because they led comfortable lives. Why would they leave?
If anything, emigration says a lot about how much potential there is in the British lower and middle classes since they could build nations equally as impressive as Britain itself from nothing in such a short period of time
your grandfather could leave 85% White NYC and walk onto a supersonic commercial airplane and land in 97% White London 3 1/2 hours later
we already live in the dystopia
@Oilfield_Rando Anyone telling you to “get offline and go outside; it’s still 2007!” is a liar.
Everywhere is beginning to feel like an international nowhere place. It’s bizarre and disheartening.
Their goal is to dismantle national sovereignty so they can more easily rule over once-free nation states. Easiest way to do this is forced diversity, mass migration and the feminisation of all bureaucracies and institutions. Do you understand?
These men put their lives on the line in brutal war that even those that came back never truly recovered from, to have the government mass import grooming gangs and terrorists.
Alec Pecstone, a WW2 veteran who died at the age of 101 left his last message to the country
"It wasn't worth it"
He saw what happened to our country and realised the whole thing was for nothing
We must take our country back for Alex and many others
@sealberg6@SplendorSun@sigmahamster2 I am all for only people that are net contributors can vote, but it has to be accompanied by no third world migration and no offshoring. You can't have a situation where educated hard working people can't get a proper job and then take away their vote for it.
@davi49452@dsm1@KatieMiller By good jobs, they mean wages. Boomers mass importing third world tards to supress wages and drive up housing costs has made working hard not worth it for most.
Australians are spending $600 million a month on uber eats and doordash, that means in a year, just from those 2 companies blackrock and vanguard take about $1.1 billion out of the Australian ecconomy, after wages to Indian drivers, after all expenses to run the companies.
$1.1 billion, gone forever.
Stop using Uber.
Stop using doordash.
@MartFromEngland@SplendorSun@sigmahamster2 Big business mass import people to supress wages and raise housing costs, making many not net contributors. Also no, there is no discrimination laws that protect white men in practice.
@sealberg6@SplendorSun@sigmahamster2 No, this is the consequence of mass migration and offshoring of jobs. It dilutes our vote and shifts all wealth to a select few so they can buy off representatives. This isn't my system at all...