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No issue if they integrate into the local population. But it REALLY bugs me when some come and cause increasing crime rates and want to live like they do back home (look at Sweden and increased rape and crime after immigration wave 2 decades ago).
That is all I'll say on this issue, don't want a ban for telling the truth.
Likewise, that's all I'll say for now. I've said what I wanted to say and I think I've made my position clear enough. I will simply answer nei's question with a question. Does it matter who I say my people are?
Likewise, that's all I'll say for now. I've said what I wanted to say and I think I've made my position clear enough. I will simply answer nei's question with a question. Does it matter who I say my people are?
I don't want to start a debate, but immigration in Europe has brought some very sincere problems. Mainly of large populations marginalising in ghettos consisting of only their original ethnicity. We (Finland) have avoided that mostly because of shifting focus in immigration, like this year we mostly take refugees only from Syria and next year mostly from Ukraine or something. I've lived in immigration-heavy areas almost all my life and never had ANY problems. OTH, I like it, as I've learned so much from so many cultures.
I'm not heavy on religion, so I don't care a bit what religion my neighbour worships.
I belong myself to a linguistic minority in my country, so for that reason as well I don't want to exclude anyone who happens to speak another language or being part of another religion.
Likewise, that's all I'll say for now. I've said what I wanted to say and I think I've made my position clear enough. I will simply answer nei's question with a question. Does it matter who I say my people are?
Well now that you've made the claim, whatt do you mean by 'my people'?
I think he's talking about Native American people not skin colour.
Probably. Btw, "Native American" refers to the indigenous pre-European population. xenophobic refers to foreigners not skin color.
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I've said what I wanted to say and I think I've made my position clear enough. I will simply answer nei's question with a question. Does it matter who I say my people are?
