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Originally posted by eagle888 ↑

Correct, the smorgasbord of arrivals from Europe and elsewhere gave this country the boost it needed to evolve into a modern good standard of living country. There will always be a minority of those that cant handle difference(racists) and its because of fear and in some cases envy that new arrivals can actually make a good go of things and become very successful, in spite of having an accent and some different cultural preferences.

What gets me is that those posting here that fear other races are all over the place in trying to justify their fear. On the one hand they say they are living on welfare, then say they are taking their jobs, contradictions galore. Some post here as if it’s only white people that work when the reality nowadays is that everywhere you go in just about every occupation its a diverse mix of many different races that you see. I also note here that when posters come up with a fact to counter claims made, the racists simply change tack and move the goal posts to another topic in their endeavour to justify their racism.

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My mum used to tell us about when she was a girl and a Greek shopkeeper opened up on the strip shops. Another shop keeper wrote on his own window "shop here and watch a Deigo by". Same then as it is now, they are all the ruination of our society...blah....blah....blah!
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