Benefits of Multiculturalism
Discussion
V6Pushfit said:
WinstonWolf said:
Say something about 'inbreeding Pakistanis' and see how long you last. I wouldn't recommend it...
I come from the fens, and it's no different but far less 'non PC' than another thread stating that anyone from Bristol is 'council'. I'll put a link here if you like so you can have a go at them as well.However I bow to your seniority, your post count equates to humungously more experience on here than me.
Hosenbugler said:
, a certain Angela Merkel has even grasped it and did do a good while ago.
Eh? I don't think Frau Fathead has grasped anything since she invited the entire Third World to throw away their passports and come to Germany. Except possibly that no-one wants to help her out of the hole she has dug for her people.
I would go with that - food, yes it is not part of "Indian / Chinese " culture but still a benefit.
I do accept that there have been benefits associated with conquest and rule by a foreign power, but that tended to be by more advanced societies. While not exclusive the multi culturalism that we are seeing in the UK do appear to be from less developed countrieS.
I do accept that there have been benefits associated with conquest and rule by a foreign power, but that tended to be by more advanced societies. While not exclusive the multi culturalism that we are seeing in the UK do appear to be from less developed countrieS.
grumbledoak said:
Eh? I don't think Frau Fathead has grasped anything since she invited the entire Third World to throw away their passports and come to Germany. Except possibly that no-one wants to help her out of the hole she has dug for her people.
She is on record as stating such "Multiculturalism has failed " or something similar. Don't have a link to support, but its outh there, last year or before, from memory. I hear this multiculturalism and then hear what people think the UK should do.
Same people forget that we as the UK are utter hypocritical s
ts as we do exactly what we don't want in the UK in every place we settle in.
Look at spain, portugal, france, asia, etc... do we accommodate them, do we fk (95% of the time)... yet we complain when foreign people in the UK don't fit into our place.
Its a 2 way thing here.
Same people forget that we as the UK are utter hypocritical s
ts as we do exactly what we don't want in the UK in every place we settle in.Look at spain, portugal, france, asia, etc... do we accommodate them, do we f
k (95% of the time)... yet we complain when foreign people in the UK don't fit into our place.Its a 2 way thing here.
Du1point8 said:
I hear this multiculturalism and then hear what people think the UK should do.
Same people forget that we as the UK are utter hypocritical sts as we do exactly what we don't want in the UK in every place we settle in.
Look at spain, portugal, france, asia, etc... do we accommodate them, do we fk (95% of the time)... yet we complain when foreign people in the UK don't fit into our place.
Its a 2 way thing here.
Very true, seeng the British in Spain is a real eye-opener. Same people forget that we as the UK are utter hypocritical s
ts as we do exactly what we don't want in the UK in every place we settle in.Look at spain, portugal, france, asia, etc... do we accommodate them, do we f
k (95% of the time)... yet we complain when foreign people in the UK don't fit into our place.Its a 2 way thing here.
Twenty years ago my mum used to teach adult literacy classes and many of the pupils were Indian and Pakistani women who were unable to participate in their children's school lives as they didn't know the language. It is hard to imagine how isolated they were from much of their children's lives, they couldn't attend parent's evenings etc and their children suffered as a result.
greygoose said:
Twenty years ago my mum used to teach adult literacy classes and many of the pupils were Indian and Pakistani women who were unable to participate in their children's school lives as they didn't know the language. It is hard to imagine how isolated they were from much of their children's lives, they couldn't attend parent's evenings etc and their children suffered as a result.
This is what's happened to that - I know which I would prefer!http://new.spectator.co.uk/2014/06/save-our-childr...
del mar said:
While not exclusive the multi culturalism that we are seeing in the UK do appear to be from less developed countrieS.
You're forgetting McDonalds, Coca Cola, Starbucks, Hollywood films, Netflix etc.That's all American culture. There's enough people moaning about American phrases and sayings on here to show that American culture is here too.
V6Pushfit said:
greygoose said:
Twenty years ago my mum used to teach adult literacy classes and many of the pupils were Indian and Pakistani women who were unable to participate in their children's school lives as they didn't know the language. It is hard to imagine how isolated they were from much of their children's lives, they couldn't attend parent's evenings etc and their children suffered as a result.
This is what's happened to that - I know which I would prefer!http://new.spectator.co.uk/2014/06/save-our-childr...
greygoose said:
Not sure how your example fits with adult literacy classes so not sure what you prefer?
The parents in the Trojan schools cases didn't have concerns about losing touch with their children as there was no integration with the UK at all. In fact the opposite as they were taught to hate us. Somewhat different to classes for parents to try to integrate, don't you think?
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