I think Oruc meant primarily political, not economic liberalism.
Anyway, an all-White Britain looks attractive indeed:
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You didn't even need to change Scotland

I think Oruc meant primarily political, not economic liberalism.
Anyway, an all-White Britain looks attractive indeed:
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Values don't work like that.
The one who pushes their values the hardest will win out. In our age of moral relativism we are too wimpy to assert anything. A confidant hard civilisation like the people who come from Islamic nations will dominate in such an environment.
He's right, you know that?
This isn't actually a new opinion on his part, as far as I can tell.
Wrong.
It's not simply about who pushes their values the hardest. If that's true, advertisers and propagandists would have much easier jobs than they have.
That 1.3% who are Arab certainly seem to threaten some whites though.I've noticed that WASPs are once again minority in Londinium:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_groups_in_London#Ethnic_breakdown
Maybe so, but you'll notice that in this thread, we're not the only ones. Broken clocks, and so forth.Well, every other post is basically an insinuation of racism.
Come to think of it, that is true for many other far-left posters on this forum.
You cannot trust a marxist to debate on the issues. It's all about your race and the race about the people you're talking about. If that is different, well obviously you're racist.
For reference:I wasn't really being serious here (the fact that I changed Hitler to 'Hilter' in TF's quote should have been a giveaway).
Not quite. Oatmeal is actually an English independentist. England should secede from the UK and leave the Channel Islands, Man, Scotland, Shetland, Orkney, Northern Ireland and the Falklands (am I missing anyone?) in the UK, with its capital at Jersey.Wait, hold on, does this mean that Quacker's is now pro-Scottish independence? If he's giving up on multi-ethnic states as a Doable Thing, it seems to be implied that he'd prefer England to go it alone...?
O Yperprotopansevastoypertato Kyriako, 'Roma' means 'man'.Indian people supposedly are linked to 'aryan' or something. The 'Roma' (obvious exonym, and a very later one too) are argued to have been expelled from India due to being of the lowest caste (their name translates to "not to be touched", and obviously there is the current lower caste in India with the same eponym).
So, based on the Falklands (by analogy, of course), we should give the city to the English. And right on cue for the commemoration of the battle of Gallipoli, too!The English sailed in large numbers, following Hastings, to the Byzantine Empire at 1066, and quickly became the largest ethnic group of the Varangian guard (before that it was Scandinavian).![]()
Quackers said:For instance, successfull countries with multiethnic peoples are rare.
Immigrant barbarians had destroyed the Roman Empire
Indian people supposedly are linked to 'aryan' or something.
So can anybody justify and defend this policy? In my mind it has been a complete failure. David Cameron and Angela Merkel both agree. If you could wind back the clocks how would you have arranged immigration differently?
They didn't come here to talk or convince you, but to pat each other on the back.Well, every other post is basically an insinuation of racism.
Come to think of it, that is true for many other far-left posters on this forum.
Oruc is right, Quackers. If you want to oppose multiculturalism, you have to oppose economic liberalism; you have to oppose free trade; you have to believe that, when people are free to move wherever they want and take up employment wherever they want, that this somehow harms the economy. You can talk about the social impacts all you want, but the economic impacts are clear. That's why business leaders are opposed to any plans to withdraw from the EU or make it harder for workers to get visas. You have to be an isolationist, you have to oppose globalisation, you have to oppose free trade and the free market. Because the free market depends on the free movement of labour, and if you restrict the latter, then you restrict the former as well.
you have to oppose globalisation
@Quackers
Multiculturalism just means letting people live how they want to live, and dealing with the inherent tensions through negotiation.
The alternative is monoculturalism, which means aiming to remove any tensions by telling everyone how to live.
Maybe Britain is strong enough to deal with any potential negative fallout from the policy while at the same time reaping any secondary local benefits.
At present the benefits are very small. Push a muticulturalist and the best they can come up with is empty platitudes about "celebrating diversity". Vain, silly things like foreign cuisine or foreign woman might pop up.