do you agree??

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[color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]I definitely do.[/color]

[color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]Nigel Farage UKIP This is what he said:[/color]
[color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]I am a White, Tax-Paying, God fearing English man. I am a hard working Brit and I work long hours to
earn a living.[/color]
I believe in God and the freedom of religion, But I don't push it on others.

I believe in British products and buy them whenever I can.
I believe the money I make belongs to me and not to some governmental functionary, To share with others who don't work!
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So you wouldn't help crippled war veterans who can't work?
Or people who are retarded?
Old?
Sick?


Or you just hate immigrants?

I think owning a home doesn't make you a capitalist; It makes you a smart Brit.

And I hope you never have your house bombed, or get driven out of it by guns.




City I live in had some 150.000 citizens. In some 10 year time, it got around 100.000 refugees - the city and suburbs around it. It's not very nice, but those people didn't choose to come - they fled from war. All of them.

As far as language goes, the city I live in was part of Austro-Hungarian empire for hundreds of years. Then, for the past 100 years, it's been Serbian. The local mentality is to learn language of your neighbours and talk to them in their native language - a sign of respect. So you speak Hungarian to Hungarians and they respond in Serbian.

When refugees came (mostly Serbs), fled from civil war, afraid of other religion/nation - since they had just fled the ethnic war, all that changed. Lots of nationalism and hatred. Same thing like you say, but instead of England, it was Serbia: "they are in Serbia now, they should speak Serbian!" The result is a lot of ethnic tension on top of economic crisis.


When people talk about refugees, feeling threatened, I always think of the banker joke:
20 cakes, banker takes 19 and says: "keep an eye on the refugee, I think he's sizing your cake."