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Thing is RH, in any debate about immigration,or the EU, you have to have opposing sides.
Not necessarily. But I'm sure I don't need to clarify. Suffice to mention "plurality".
You are inferring that those against immigration are racist,
Not at all. It's your use of racist terms and racist motivation for wanting reduced migration that deserves the description.
Similarly, you and others, assume that anyone criticising racially motivated abuse must be pro-immigration. The two do not necessarily follow. For instance, I'm very much pro-EU free movement of people, not only for personal reasons, but I'm ambivalent or open-minded to RoW migration, and I accept the official reports that's it's been good for EU, which tends to make my mind up for me.
If we're opposing purely the increasing amount of immigration into the UK, we're accused of racism..
So you see, it doesn't matter what any one of us writes on here, you'll bleat on that we are racist.
Not true. It's only those who use racist abuse or who are racially motivated to want to reduce immigration that I criticise or accuse of racism.
I'm more than willing to discuss immigration, but without any racist abuse, or abuse of those of an opposing view. I still believe that I have only ever resorted to abuse as a response to abuse.
If we link to newspaper articles, you denounce whatever paper we've linked to as just being sensationalist journalism. If we link to tv programs,, it's just "entertainment"
Maybe because the links, what few there are, are to such newspaper articles as the DM, and channel 5. Whereas my links ae usually to independent or cross-party reports or studies, or BBC articles, etc. You can't really expect anyone to take the DM or channel 5 articles as typical.
Someone mentioned the Labour party admitting "They'd got it wrong" over mass immigration. You quoted them, but intentionally left out your beloved "Labour party" in the quote..
It's not my beloved Labour party. I don't have a vote in UK and I haven't for a few years now. The quote that I left out was the poster's quote refering to Labour's so called policy of building on green land to house hordes of immigrants. Hardly genuine, topical or of use. I intentionally deleted it to concentrate attention on the real issue under debate. Labour's policy of building on green land was a new side issue to cloud the real issue, if such policy actually exists.
So perhaps you are no better than the sensationalist press or the "entertaining" tv program writers.
You're welcome to your view. But you've not presented much evidence to support your view.
But I appreciate the discusion of some genuine issues, especially without recourse to racist or personal abuse.