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I'd say just about any immigrant would be a pleasure to live next door
to rather than you.

The feelings mutual. But Why not actually put your money where your
mouth is and move into an inner city area then if you love "diversity"
so much?

Is London SW12 not 'inner city' enough for you? Perhaps you'd say where
you live?

Or is it all a great idea so long as for you personally its at arms
length - everyone else should have to put up with it but not you?

I don't have to 'put up' with anything. I like the diversity of races and
culture here. I just dislike bigots of any race.

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On Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:35:24 +0100
"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote:
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Bob Latham wrote:
I'd say just about any immigrant would be a pleasure to live next door to
rather than you.

Oh Dave, that is a sure sign you know your argument is lost when you
resort to personal insult. Why do you do that?

Only possible response to those who bring race into every discussion.

You're the only person who brought up race sonny boy. Unless an immigrant
from northern france is a difference race from someone in kent?

You are flooded with immigrants from northern France? I assumed they'd
have had more taste than to live near you.

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Someone who claims to speak for the majority is deluding themselves.

Well you'd know all about that.

Really? I speak for myself.

Like it or not your opinion is that of a very small minority in this
country. Though being in a minority is probably one of your wet
dreams.

Now let me see. Those 'vast hoards of immigrants' agree with you?

Their opinions are irrelevant.

No surprise there.

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On Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:57:06 +0100 charles
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In article , J G Miller
wrote:
On Tuesday, April 17th, 2012, at 14:32:14h +0000, Boltar 2003 wrote:

you'll have to save the "racist" rant you've clearly got saved up
for someone else.

So long as you are an equal opportunity xenophobe that is alright then.

Clearly the best way to solving the immigration problem is to deport
the largest immigrant groups back to their country of origin, so time
to start with the Irish and the Scottish.


how about the Normans? and the Vikings (close cousins) and then the
Angles, Saxons and Jutes and Romans What about the Celts?

Newsflash - no one cares what happened 1000 years ago. They care about
their culture being drowned and population demographics changing beyond
all recognition NOW.

Your distant ancestors were apes, but I doubt you'd want one living in
your house.

I was right earlier today - you have no sense of humour

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scribeth thus
J G Miller wrote:
On Tuesday, April 17th, 2012, at 14:57:49h +0100, Bill Wright wrote:

No, what he wants are neighbours that he can relate to.

Other xenophobes in other words.

There's no objection to foreigners. The objection is to people with
values and a culture so much at variance with our own. Personally I'd
prefer the UK to keep its traditional values. I'm not keen on us
starting to stone female adulterers to death and persecute homosexuals.
I prefer democracy to autocratic rule, especially by a religious clique.
I don't like these immigrants who seem keen to use all our facilities
but also want to impose their values on us. They should try to fit in
and do as we do, or buggger off back where they came from.

Bill

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some other Europeans;!!..

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d wrote:
On Tue, 17 Apr 2012 11:14:03 +0100
"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote:
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wrote:
Speaking as someone who lives in London I get a full dose of the
reality of multi culturalism and the mess the left have made of our
society every damn day. London isn't a city anymore, its a zoo.

Then move. No one is forcing you to live in London. I'm sure the
value of your property means you could buy some remote place. But
wait - you'd be surrounded by animals...

Why should I be expected to move because a bunch of traitors in
westminster turned london into their grand social experiment? But
believe me, if I could find a job doing what I do elsewhere I would
move but jobs are scarce these days, I'll let you have a guess as to why.

You have high regard to the ability of Westminster to organise such
strategy.
I see it simply the outcome of Treasury (as usual) depriving resources
(money) to immigration services.
Successive Govs have promised an Australian type immigration service
but they spend billions on theirs.

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In article , Charles wrote:
In article en.co.uk,
Roderick Stewart wrote:
In article , d
wrote:
That's no good at all. They should let him near the hospital until he
can speak English. He'd soon learn.

Ooh , couldn't do that , that would be discrimination. Far better for
him to misdiagnose something because he misunderstood the patient or a
patient not understand his advice and get ill or die than hurt his
feelings by telling him he needs to improve his english before he can
work as a doctor.

Of course it's discrimination. Selection boards jolly well *should*
discriminate, on the grounds of ability to do the job. That's what
selection boards are for. If a person is dealing with life and death
matters, then the ability to communicate effectively is an essential
part of the job, no matter where you're from.

do vets speak "dog" or "horse"?

I'm sure the good ones speak "dog owner" or "horse owner", which in this
country means English.

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On Tuesday, April 17th, 2012, at 16:12:55h +0100, Bill Wright wrote:

Personally I'd prefer the UK to keep its traditional values.

So *traditional values* and none of those liberal humanist 1960s
Roy Jenkins permissive society values?

From http://www.pascalbonenfant.COM/18c/newgatecalendar/adultery.html

QUOTE

No guilt is more frequent than adultery, and none, in its progress,
more tending to fatal consequences, involving whole families in ruin,
and driving others to seek revenge in the blood of the spoilers of
their honour.

That adultery is a crime which has been detested by all wise and good
people, as scandalous in its nature, pernicious to society, and destructive
of religion, appears by the various severe laws and punishments by which
legislators and magistrates have endeavoured to restrain it.

UNQUOTE

In Scotland, adultery first became a capital crime in 1563.

In the 9th century in England, Cnut’s law-code in England directed that
a woman found guilt of adultery was to lose her nose and ears.

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J G Miller wrote:
On Tuesday, April 17th, 2012, at 16:14:23h +0100, David W E Roberts asked:

Can I politely request that you all

Does that include the poster who sparked this off with

"A lot of those dishes are for the foreign channels the immigrants like.
Bill"

A perfectly valid and relevant remark.

Bill

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