[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's her perception that she's a minority, it's not factual unless she can provide evidence. I doubt very much that a white christian/atheist/agnostic (whichever she is) person in Yorkshire is a minority.

Things change and grow, life is not stagnant and neither is culture. As an elderly woman who has seen so much change in her life, you'd think she'd understand that. It sounds like she remembers when the community was mostly white and dislikes the idea of diversity, her community hasn't been lost, it's evolved and I doubt it's changed that much that she's now a minority, that's just a fear that ignorant people have.

So you don't believe she is in a minority even though she has produced percentages that clearly say she is Its her town I think she knows what she is talking about.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Cherie

So you don't believe she is in a minority even though she has produced percentages that clearly say she is Its her town I think she knows what she is talking about.

She's produced numbers, I can do the same and it would be equally worthless without solid evidence to back it up.

It's her PERCEPTION of her town and not a reliable one either.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

She's produced numbers, I can do the same and it would be equally worthless without solid evidence to back it up.

It's her PERCEPTION of her town and not a reliable one either.

I think it's more reliable than your PERCEPTION as you don't live there.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I think it's more reliable than your PERCEPTION as you don't live there.

A worthless comment that doesn't prove or disprove anything. I looked into the numbers myself and the only city I could find that were diverse in range was Bradford and even then Christians and white people were still the comfortable majority thus the perception that white/christian people are becoming a minority is a ridiculous one.

https://www.bradford.gov.uk/open-dat...ts/population/

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

A worthless comment that doesn't prove or disprove anything. I looked into the numbers myself and the only city I could find that were diverse in range was Bradford and even then Christians and white people were still the comfortable majority thus the perception that white/christian people are becoming a minority is a ridiculous one.

https://www.bradford.gov.uk/open-dat...ts/population/

Looking at figures from the comfort of a PC and living in an area aren't quite the same thing are they? Tozzie has produced figureswhich you claim are inaccurate, and why are you quoting Bradford figures to me when we are not speaking about Bradford.

[Tozzie]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Looking at figures from the comfort of a PC and living in an area aren't quite the same thing are they? Tozzie has produced figureswhich you claim are inaccurate, and why are you quoting Bradford figures to me when we are not speaking about Bradford.

You are right Cherie, I don't live in Bradford

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Looking at figures from the comfort of a PC and living in an area aren't quite the same thing are they? Tozzie has produced figureswhich you claim are inaccurate, and why are you quoting Bradford figures to me when we are not speaking about Bradford.

Because I was looking at the various censuses from different parts of Yorkshire and Bradford's was the only really diverse one I could find and even then the majority is still White/Christian, since that's the case then Tozzie's claims of feeling like a minority aren't likely true given that I've not come across one census that paints white/christian people as a minority. If you read my previous post then you'd have understood that.

Tozzie provided figures without a source, I produced figures that were backed up by a source. The official figures are factual, Tozzie's opinion and perception is not.

[Tozzie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Because I was looking at the various censuses from different parts of Yorkshire and Bradford's was the only really diverse one I could find and even then the majority is still White/Christian, since that's the case then Tozzie's claims of feeling like a minority aren't likely true given that I've not come across one census that paints white/christian people as a minority. If you read my previous post then you'd have understood that.

Tozzie provided figures without a source, I produced figures that were backed up by a source. The official figures are factual, Tozzie's opinion and perception is not.

excuse me I do not tell lies. I am not claiming anything, it is a reality where I live.