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Originally Posted by Liberty4eva
It seems like countries that are more homogeneous have greater stability. Does anyone here really think that Europe would be experiencing this terrorism problem if they had decided to not let in those millions of refugees? I have never been to Europe but I hope to someday visit my ancestral homeland in Ireland. If I go there I don't want to see a third world ghetto I want to see an Irish town with locals whose roots to the land go back centuries. Jews tend to be some of the biggest advocates for open borders and diversity but when it comes to their Jewish homeland, Israel, they are passionate that it remain a Jewish majority country and only allow people to immigrate there on racial grounds and not religious ones (atheists with Jewish mothers are allowed to immigrate). Random thoughts but here is the question I am posing: Is it okay to not want to become a racial minority in your own country?
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Of course it is. I think many people feel that way which clearly had a lot to do with the referendum result. Unfortunately there are those unwilling to acknowledge this and do all they can to shut down any discussion around it. The biggest shut down of all being of course the predictable cries of racism. Those that do this are playing to people's fears of being seen as non-progressive but that's nonsence and is their own insecurity. If everyone was honest no-one from any race or culture would want to become a minority in their own country. Why is it such a crime for Westerners? Seems all these ostensibly anti-discrimination souls are simply being discriminatory.
Culture is a powerful thing and everyone from every culture has a right to value theirs. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that except if you are from the West and white it seems. Mass immigration is undoubtedly affecting population growth across the West and will continue to do so at an alarming rate if this subject is not addressed. The demographics of the West will change as a result of this and of course in time we will become a minority in our own countries if it continues - it isn't rocket science.
This in turn will affect our culture and our way of life especially bearing in mind the difference in religious views across the different cultures. This is likely to have Hugh implications for issues such as equality and the freedoms we have all come to enjoy and respect, especially for women and many more - changing life in the West as we know it. This is the real issue not skin colour - that is just a diversion tactic by many.
Then of course there is the security issue. The current levels of terrorism in the West were not only predicable but are obviously a direct result of mass immigration and will continue. Many more people will die because of this and any one of us could be among the next victims. People really must wake up to this and seek to discuss and address the issue, not attempt to close it down. The evidence is there - mass migration into Europe at its current levels is not only unsustainable but will have both negative short-term and long-term effects on all of us in one way or another.