What Do Brits Think About Immigration? (American Reacts)

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  • @TheRamblingsofBry
    @TheRamblingsofBry Pƙed 12 dny +234

    It is a valid point, if someone is escaping war, why leave their women and children behind?

    • @Frances86.
      @Frances86. Pƙed 12 dny +5

      Sometimes people come here alone to work and raise money for their family back home. They are usually young healthy people who pay taxes and rarely use hospitals etc and contribute to society and then often eventually go back to their own country. We should be welcoming them. These people are different from the tragic cases of people risking their lives in small crafts crossing the channel to get here. How bad must things be in their country to risk that journey? Sometimes young men make that journey alone to not risk their families lives. Heartbreaking.

    • @Christian___
      @Christian___ Pƙed 12 dny +22

      @@Frances86. You're talking about economic migrants; he's talking about asylum seekers.

    • @TheRamblingsofBry
      @TheRamblingsofBry Pƙed 12 dny +27

      @@Frances86. How would someone crossing on a tiny boat have the ability to work and pay taxes?

    • @ColmPadraig
      @ColmPadraig Pƙed 11 dny

      I don't want their women and children either

    • @roseannenewman1598
      @roseannenewman1598 Pƙed 11 dny

      ​@@Christian___no, lots of men apparently fleeing "war torn" countries are leaving their wife and children behind. Its fake bs. People have recorded these men saying they are escaping the war but can't answer when people ask where their families are. Hotel owners have spoken out about their hotels being FULL of young men and not a wife or child in site.

  • @improvesheffield4824
    @improvesheffield4824 Pƙed 12 dny +358

    Most people in the UK aren’t bothered about immigration but most people in the UK are bothered about illegal and /or unlimited immigration. Such immigration is unsustainable for a small, already densely populated island like the UK. That’s not a left or right position politically, or a racist POV, it’s simply a geographical fact about all small island nations.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries, the few boat people are used by racists for fascist propaganda.

    • @mana3735
      @mana3735 Pƙed 12 dny +19

      Haha...no...most people don't seem to know the difference. WE NEED immigration for the economy. "Illegal" is...illegal! That's a different issue.

    • @Ollybus
      @Ollybus Pƙed 12 dny

      @@mana3735
      increasing population is a ponzi scheme.

    • @ToTheTower
      @ToTheTower Pƙed 12 dny

      @@mana3735 We don't need immigration. That's a lie pushed by globalists

    • @johnchallener
      @johnchallener Pƙed 12 dny +8

      Are you sure?

  • @elizabethabele3039
    @elizabethabele3039 Pƙed 12 dny +247

    My main concern is the amount of "men" arriving alone on British shores. Where are the women and children?

    • @mareandickson3058
      @mareandickson3058 Pƙed 12 dny

      My concern us the amount of these single men immigrants are being caught by the 'Hunting Teams' for Grooming our children & grandchildren, yet they are let off to offend again..đŸ€Ź

    • @charliecosta3971
      @charliecosta3971 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      This is the one that annoys me.
      It breaks my heart what some of these Children go through and when the boats and planes turn up, it's just men.
      So I 💯 agree here but I love the diversity in the UK and I encourage it.

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      Because British ladies need real men
 not British men


    • @Frances86.
      @Frances86. Pƙed 12 dny +6

      Some of them do not want to risk their families lives getting here and instead choose to work and send money back to them.

    • @goalieflyingkaitunc9124
      @goalieflyingkaitunc9124 Pƙed 12 dny +25

      What leave their families in a "war zone"??!! Time to wake up people! đŸ„Ž

  • @steve-en7bm
    @steve-en7bm Pƙed 12 dny +261

    No one asked us Brits if we wanted mass immigration or Islam.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +9

      In a democracy you chose by election. You brits have chosen!

    • @MDM1992
      @MDM1992 Pƙed 12 dny +23

      ​​@@ichbinbluna3504problem is they say one thing to get voted in for a term then do the exact opposite every single time.. democracy wity party politics is a broken by design dictatorship with a thin veil of democracy barely covering it's hideous face.

    • @franki7
      @franki7 Pƙed 12 dny +31

      @@ichbinbluna3504 our politicians ignore us after lying in their manifestos

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@franki7 How many times have Tory politicians been elected? Again and again? Who is to blame when voters who are lied to re-elect the liars?

    • @haleytownsend7544
      @haleytownsend7544 Pƙed 12 dny +32

      @@ichbinbluna3504 No we have not we were never asked

  • @TriAmphontsApple
    @TriAmphontsApple Pƙed 12 dny +303

    Thing is when you say you have a problem with immigration, you get instantly labelled as a racist. This country was already small enough as it was, and now we're having to accommodate a surplus of people which puts strenuous amount of pressure on housing, health care, schools, legal matters (documents, court hearings, working visa's, etc). Not only to top this off, public taxes keep getting increased due to the aforementioned, and each problem further exacerbates the other. They put more money into housing = less goes to schools. They put more money into schools = less goes into housing. If they then put more money into housing/schooling then the medical sector will suffer. Immigration is undoubtedly a huge problem in the UK.

    • @Holcroft1969
      @Holcroft1969 Pƙed 12 dny +31

      Spot on!

    • @alecdurbaville6355
      @alecdurbaville6355 Pƙed 12 dny +43

      The big problem is that people feel they can’t speak out because they’ll lazily get branded as racist. It’s an idiotic response to a complex problem that’s being ignored and will destroy the fabric and social cohesion of the country.

    • @domfjbrown75
      @domfjbrown75 Pƙed 12 dny +13

      ​@@alecdurbaville6355Will??? It already is...

    • @jvaddison
      @jvaddison Pƙed 12 dny +13

      Bang on my freind.

    • @alecdurbaville6355
      @alecdurbaville6355 Pƙed 12 dny +9

      @@domfjbrown75 we ain’t seen nothing yet

  • @Redhotsaycool123
    @Redhotsaycool123 Pƙed 12 dny +120

    As a proud educated English born black male,...we have had way too much immigration in the last 15 years,its clearly not sustainable,it needs to be slowed down or stopped for 10 years at least,..housing shortage is terrible,..40 years ago,when you reached 17/18,you would get offered a 9ne bedroomed council flat,now,its a room in a house,..there needs to be a massive increase in housing,across the country....And I haven't even mentioned islam and the problems that brings..

    • @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684
      @walterkronkitesleftshoe6684 Pƙed 12 dny

      There DOESN'T need to be a massive increase in house building. There is ever more and more greenbelt productive agricultural land being handed over to greedy corporate property developers to smother in tarmac and concrete.
      millions being allowed to flood in.... millions of acres of productive arable land being tarmacced over to build dreadful low quality houses to accomodate the "white flight" from our cities. More people... less food... what could POSSIBLY go wrong ???

    • @shaunw9270
      @shaunw9270 Pƙed 12 dny +16

      Thank you for your comment. The left wing types automatically label us whites, with a likewise opinion, as racists if we tell the truth as we see it.
      We definitely need more black British like yourself to speak out 👍

    • @andywrong3247
      @andywrong3247 Pƙed 12 dny +6

      Well said bro,

    • @lifesbutastumble
      @lifesbutastumble Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@shaunw9270 It's your right wing government that's been in power the last 15 years. YOU are blaming the immigrants, not the government that allowed this to happen, so what do you expect? I also love that to "prove" you aren't racist, you had to "find" a blk friend to prove itđŸ€Ł

    • @shaunw9270
      @shaunw9270 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@lifesbutastumble I couldn't care less what your opinion is tbh. If you think our government is right wing , then you obviously don't know what you're talking about anyway; David Kurten prefers to call them the Fake Conservatives because that's exactly what they are. Now run along.

  • @pen69sky
    @pen69sky Pƙed 12 dny +46

    When you see British born homeless people sleeping rough in doorways on streets where migrants are inside in hotels with everything provided free for them, it makes us think "what the hell is going on". The govt has turned it's back on us in favour of incoming illegals.

    • @WJS774
      @WJS774 Pƙed 11 dny +5

      They will be punished for it, but I have no faith that Labour will actually do any better.

    • @janewalker3921
      @janewalker3921 Pƙed 6 dny +2

      You are quite. right. It's the fact that they get everything given to them that annoys us most.

    • @user-hw3zb4sc8q
      @user-hw3zb4sc8q Pƙed 19 hodinami +1

      The bloody check of the govetments going against its people

  • @robertsmith8709
    @robertsmith8709 Pƙed 12 dny +141

    immigration is changing British Culture and being English is now seen as something to be ashamed of. We have many cities that indigenous people are the Minority, Bradford, Coventry, London and many more. We have many Ethnic Minorites from Chinese, Indian, Africans which is not a big issue, the problem in the UK is with Islam who want to change our Culture, Laws, Education among other things.

    • @meerfisch
      @meerfisch Pƙed 12 dny

      Islam is the biggest threat to the UK.
      Their culture is totally alien to British values.

    • @danmayberry1185
      @danmayberry1185 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      Indigenous .. Druids?

    • @rufdymond
      @rufdymond Pƙed 12 dny +1

      Just curious, why do you feel ashamed to be English?

    • @gwenlillianlondon3772
      @gwenlillianlondon3772 Pƙed 12 dny +10

      @@kallekas8551 Keep pushing that myth - Britain exported values, law, education, hospitals, schools, trains, government... or would you prefer that those nations were left in the dark ages with no contact with the modern world? Or that Britian did not bring about the end of slavery, fighting nations that wanted to keep it going?

    • @MoA-Reload...
      @MoA-Reload... Pƙed 12 dny +12

      ​​@@kallekas8551 sins of the father's much? I mean Britain also brought abolition of slavery to the majority of the world at a cost the British tax payer didn't finish paying off until 2015...9 years AFTER paying off WW2 war debt, a war that last I checked we were on the winning side of. Not saying it wipes the history clean, not even close but would be nice if it was at least remembered in it's entirety

  • @valeriedavidson2785
    @valeriedavidson2785 Pƙed 12 dny +91

    Joel, I am 86 years old and when I was a child I had never seen a coloured person. When I was 20 years old I visited Africa and that was the first time I had seen anyone who was not English.
    The majority of British people are fed up with it because we can see British culture being drowned. It is frightening. 15:11

    • @sunnie734
      @sunnie734 Pƙed 12 dny +26

      Not only frightening, but very intentional. These people have no plan to let British culture survive.

    • @RenaissanceEarCandy
      @RenaissanceEarCandy Pƙed 12 dny

      Bollocks

    • @carlstewart8787
      @carlstewart8787 Pƙed 12 dny +10

      The Kalergi Plan.

    • @careytitan9097
      @careytitan9097 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@sunnie734 People replacement, we are being replaced!

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +5

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries.

  • @alpey8487
    @alpey8487 Pƙed 12 dny +141

    It’s not the uks job to look after everyone else just because they fancy it. Yes emigrate legally but coming over on boats from France is not right considering we don’t really know who these people are or what their intentions are. People don’t give a shit about people coming here legally it’s the illegal crossings people care about particularly on the coastal towns that are having to deal with it. Improve the immigration process in France to make it as easy as possible to apply for asylum with the caveat that if you attempt to come over illegally your application is immediately revoked with a 10 year ban. That way there’s no excuse to try and cross illegally if the process is easy to apply in France. Genuine refugees yes fine but economic refugees no. Current Britain has shared culture that immigrants have added positive things to but mass migration doesn’t lead to assimilation of meshing of culture as it leads to pockets of communities that don’t need to assimilate and can lead to social issues

    • @domfjbrown75
      @domfjbrown75 Pƙed 12 dny +10

      A permanent ban... Illegal = No.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries, the few boat people are used by racists for fascist propaganda.

    • @lifesbutastumble
      @lifesbutastumble Pƙed 12 dny +1

      "People don’t give a **** about people coming here legally "
      The problem with this is that people don't make a distinction

    • @MDM1992
      @MDM1992 Pƙed 12 dny

      ​​@@lifesbutastumblebecause the new "legal" is fucking ridiculous!
      "What's that abdul? You want a student visa to do a 6 month hair dressing course? Right this way sir! You will be awful lonely for those 6 months, get your 46 dependant family members over and we will shower them in visa confetti and help them get all the benefits they need! And never worry Abdul! Even if you never actually attend the course we will never even attemp to deport a single one of you, so you can all stay as long as you want and the tax payer will cover it!"..
      Stop making out like everyone is racist for being against clearly fucking damaging and predatory laws and things in place to not only allow but encourage such abuse and disrespect of the British tax payer.

    • @cynthiamorris1874
      @cynthiamorris1874 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      What always astonishes me that these ‘persecuted’ men are coming here, there don’t seem to be any ‘persecuted’ women arriving, although in most Islamic countries I would assume it’s the women who are persecuted.

  • @BomberFletch31
    @BomberFletch31 Pƙed 12 dny +61

    Here's my take on it, as a migrant myself. I grew up in Hong Kong, when it was a British colony. I'm of Chinese descent. My family moved to Australia before the Chinese takeover of Hong Kong in 1997. Part of the reason for the move was to ensure that my brother and I have a better life, and more opportunities. I can definitely empathise with those migrants who have moved away from war torn countries, or countries with a poor economy, or whatever, where they see that there is no hope for the future but to emigrate. I get it.
    What I don't get, however, are those that emigrate, but refuse to adapt to the culture of the place to which they have moved. That means learning the language and respecting the culture. What it does not mean is throwing some kind of tantrum with their feigned indignation and playing the "racist" or "that's offensive" card whenever someone does anything they don't like. What it does not mean is bringing their old country's fights to your new country, or stopping pork products from being served at the local McDonald's. They need to grow a thick skin and accept that they chose to move to a new country, and adapt to the new country. Not the other way around.
    The Brits also need to stand up for themselves and stop being so ashamed of being British, and stop apologising for the past.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      Paragraphs 1 and 2 are correct.
      I don't understand paragraph 3. As a German I know this for us (reason WWII), but there are no Brits (there will be 2 exceptions somewhere) who are ashamed of being British and/or apologise for the past. You mean British colonialism? 9 out of 10 - even the young ones who don't know it personally - are proud of it.

    • @user-ck3xz9so7h
      @user-ck3xz9so7h Pƙed 12 dny +1

      "What I don't get, however, are those that emigrate, but refuse to adapt to the culture of the place to which they have moved. That means learning the language and respecting the culture." You have just described the British Empire.

    • @WJS774
      @WJS774 Pƙed 11 dny

      @@user-ck3xz9so7h Yes, the British Empire learned the languages and respected the cultures of her colonies. Yet another way that the British are better than others.

    • @EpicAelflaed
      @EpicAelflaed Pƙed 11 dny

      @@ichbinbluna3504 he’s right on all three points - I’m English

    • @user-ck3xz9so7h
      @user-ck3xz9so7h Pƙed 11 dny +1

      @@WJS774 What a joke. Listen to yourself.

  • @odin741
    @odin741 Pƙed 12 dny +178

    Immigration is a privilege- not a right. ANY nation reserves the right to refuse entry to those who fail to meet the conditions of entry. To conduct a survey in a city is not giving the true impact of this problem across the nation and into the countryside- where the majority of Immigrants are being placed and it is causing irreparable damage to the economic infrastructure. I live in a small town in the south and the day to day increase in the numbers flooding our streets is significant- placing a huge strain on local resources which London refuses to allot funds to offset it. The Homeless population has increased, Crime has literally exploded as authorities struggle to cope with and stores are attacked daily by shoplifters, causing them to increase security- but they are ineffective and those caught are not prosecuted. Just a few months ago I had a home invasion by two eastern Europeans who felt they had the right to enter my private home without permission or even knocking, that brought the reality of the situation home to me.
    We, like everywhere else, are a sovereign nation with our own Immigration Laws established decades ago- and yet control has been utterly lost!
    Those rules are not unreasonable:
    If you fail to provide any or false documentation= Entry refused.
    If you enter and commit a crime while awaiting a decision= Deportation.
    If you do not have enough money to live on whilst your claim is processed= Entry refused.
    If you fail to abide by the Laws of the country= Deportation.
    If you enter the country by illegal means= Deportation.

    • @mana3735
      @mana3735 Pƙed 12 dny

      People need to learn the difference between "immigrants", "refugees" and "illegal immigrants". Joel...you're attracting comments from the most ignorant british people, it seems.

    • @stumccabe
      @stumccabe Pƙed 12 dny +33

      I agree completely. Having your home invaded is absolutely horrifying! I'd like to add one more thing to your points and that is that some cultures/belief systems/religions are just incompatible with ours and allowing immigration of such people is guaranteed to cause conflict. I think we have a right and a duty to future generations to be highly selective in who is we allow in.

    • @mana3735
      @mana3735 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      @@stumccabe Basic ra cism....right there.

    • @stumccabe
      @stumccabe Pƙed 12 dny +27

      @@mana3735 I presume your two word comment is an accusation of racism. Absolutely not. I did not mention race and I did not mean race. If you cannot see that some CULTURES are not compatible with western liberal values I think you are naĂŻve and gullible.

    • @mana3735
      @mana3735 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@stumccabe "some cultures/belief systems/religions are just incompatible with ours and allowing immigration of such people is guaranteed to cause conflict. I think we have a right and a duty to future generations to be highly selective in who is we allow in." is ra c ism.
      Maybe YOU can't live with other cultures or races.

  • @kirkwhitfield5257
    @kirkwhitfield5257 Pƙed 12 dny +68

    multiculturalism does not work especially when the people who come to the UK don't want to integrate they build their own community and have nothing to do with the average brit but want all our services how ungrateful is that

    • @EpicAelflaed
      @EpicAelflaed Pƙed 11 dny +4

      Especially mass numbers at once - it’s irresponsible and stupid - though it always comes down to the 💰

    • @jehanariyaratnam2874
      @jehanariyaratnam2874 Pƙed 5 dny

      If the natives weren't so indifferent or sometimes damn right hostile it would be a lot easier for immigrants to integrate into society and become British (and dare I say it English (if they were born in England like myself) - I know that upsets some people).
      This prevents immigration and children of immigrants from becoming disillusioned of the country they live in or their UK nationality.
      This is where the USA have got immigration right in the last 50 years, and you now have melting pot cities where people see themselves as American - not Italian or Anglo or Asian or Arab. And there's social cohesion, the powers that be in America are now doing everything to destroy that by creating racial division. And their way of doing that is to dumb down the population so much that they fall for this "woke" BS that in the end causes division.

  • @mycatspethooman5590
    @mycatspethooman5590 Pƙed 12 dny +71

    We've been seeing 1 million plus coming in each year, we don't have the infrastructure to cope, we have a huge housing crisis, nhs is buckling at the knees, the list is endless, if we don't have the facilities it just makes a huge amounts of problems, asking migrants themselves is not going to give an unbiased opinion, this government is on track for the biggest loss of its Conservative history its the worst government we're ever had but sadly whats coming in next will be no different.

    • @Mr_PigeonMan
      @Mr_PigeonMan Pƙed 12 dny

      not to mention these people coming here hate british culture and do not want to simulate

    • @ahdkaw
      @ahdkaw Pƙed 12 dny

      more made up numbers, unsourced as usual

  • @PokhrajRoy.
    @PokhrajRoy. Pƙed 12 dny +45

    12:23 Hard disagree. The major parties of the UK are both misguided and opportunistic currently.

  • @dawnsheard4786
    @dawnsheard4786 Pƙed 12 dny +77

    It’s not that we don’t like immigration it’s the difference between legal & illegal immigration we don’t like.

    • @johnfused8281
      @johnfused8281 Pƙed 12 dny +10

      I don't agree. We have a much worse problem with shear numbers coming in from legal. The boat problem is miniscule in comparison.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries, the few boat people are used by racists for fascist propaganda.

    • @Zetheek
      @Zetheek Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@johnfused8281 Some of the best people I've worked with were legal immigrants, real hard working people who were forced to go home and we pay for people to live in a hilton hotel 5 star and never work.

    • @johnfused8281
      @johnfused8281 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@Zetheek I'm sure they were. What's your point?

    • @johnfused8281
      @johnfused8281 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@Zetheek yes we need to stop both

  • @gordoncampbell3514
    @gordoncampbell3514 Pƙed 12 dny +128

    I have no problem with people who want to work and improve their lives, just do it legally and respect the laws and customs of your adopted country, try to integrate.

    • @andrewhallam237
      @andrewhallam237 Pƙed 12 dny +7

      Do it legally, but the Tories have taken away all the legal routes.

    • @Mr_PigeonMan
      @Mr_PigeonMan Pƙed 12 dny +11

      @@andrewhallam237that’s a complete lie, we’ve just received 1+ million legal immigration last year

    • @takizakura123
      @takizakura123 Pƙed 12 dny

      I agree, one year visa's are great.

    • @lifesbutastumble
      @lifesbutastumble Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@Mr_PigeonMan So what's the problem?

    • @ahdkaw
      @ahdkaw Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@Mr_PigeonMan absolute nonsense! if you are so sure of your nonsense, please feel free to show your source(s), 1+ million, haha!

  • @roberttreborable
    @roberttreborable Pƙed 12 dny +21

    Like the USA thousands of People want to immigrate to the UK, they see us a a better country to live in than the countries they leave. They don't want to stay in France a safe country, but would rather risk crossing the channel in a dingy to reach the UK. With our services already under pressure why would Tax payers welcome illegal migrants over 90% who are young single men, with low or no skills putting a bigger burden on the Taxpayers .

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries, the few boat people are used by racists for fascist propaganda.
      Immigrants from French-speaking countries stay in France. English speakers continue travelling to the UK. Normal.

    • @roberttreborable
      @roberttreborable Pƙed 12 dny

      @@ichbinbluna3504 Any one who's concerned about illegal migration is called a racist by lowlifes with no argument like yourself. Why should illegals Law breakers jump to the front of the queue pushing those who come legally to the back? genuine refugees would be grateful to stay in France and would soon learn to steak French. I guess you believe the increased terror threats we now face are a price worth paying so you can enjoy a few foreign restaurants.

    • @Lily-Bravo
      @Lily-Bravo Pƙed 12 dny

      We actually take a small percentage of people who are on the move compared to other countries.

  • @DrJayLLB
    @DrJayLLB Pƙed 12 dny +74

    I live in the West Midlands and my son's primary school speaks 29 different languages. a problem I see with immigration is that the problem has got too big too fast. there are not enough houses, money or resources available. people can't get doctor appointments, hospital appointments or dentist appointments due to the sudden influx of people. the government are not doing anything about it. at some point, push will come to shove and the government will enact even more dystopian laws to try and stem the level of violence and crime.

    • @mihohobaba
      @mihohobaba Pƙed 12 dny +1

      The reason people can't get medical and dental appointments is not immigration. It's the government's deliberate policy of underfunding and running down the NHS. Then they blame immigration for the problem they created. And people fall for it.

    • @drziggyabdelmalak1439
      @drziggyabdelmalak1439 Pƙed 12 dny +7

      You make good points and bad - we should embrace that there are 29 languages spoken in the school! What's wrong with that? Yes, the situation is out of control, I agree. Yes, we have huge infrastructure problems [housing, NHS etc] but that's not the fault of immigration - I'd suggest the Tory party over the last 14 years? And mismanagement of money [Brexit, HS2, NHS, private utility companies and shareholders on fat-cat salaries, corruption...the list goes on].

    • @andrewhallam237
      @andrewhallam237 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@drziggyabdelmalak1439 Yes at last, someone who sees the real problem. The Tories have been demonizing immigrants for so long people believe the vile shit they spew.

    • @EpicAelflaed
      @EpicAelflaed Pƙed 11 dny +5

      @@drziggyabdelmalak143929 languages makes conversation difficult. How about one language? You know, the language of the country you’ve come to.
      One language - the English language and that’s it.
      If they don’t like it - LEAVE 👍

  • @jacquelinecrosby7053
    @jacquelinecrosby7053 Pƙed 12 dny +6

    I'm English if they come here on boats why is there no women and children,our national health is failing we have more coming in than any other country.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      Germany has more. And per capita, some others are ahead of the UK and Germany.

  • @davidcook7887
    @davidcook7887 Pƙed 12 dny +26

    My mother is 94 and was brought up near Carlisle. She was 19 before she saw a black person ( seriously) It was a different country then.

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      Well
I wonder how the countries Britain invaded felt about seeing a white person. You Brits are unbelievable!😂

    • @Goldi3loxrox
      @Goldi3loxrox Pƙed 12 dny +2

      i grew up in Bournemouth in the 70's and i was 20 before i met a black person !

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@Goldi3loxrox What about the black person who had never seen a white person before being raped by British colonialists? How is history taught in UK schools?

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      What about the blacks who were raped by British colonialists who had not seen whites before?

    • @davidcook7887
      @davidcook7887 Pƙed 11 dny +1

      @@kallekas8551 certainly not raping anyone. That is second to murder in the UK. Of anyone.

  • @spacespace764
    @spacespace764 Pƙed 12 dny +111

    We are a tiny island! We are overpopulated. All services are suffering. It IS! We have to close the borders; it’s untenable. It’s the AMOUNT coming in, not the colour / race.
    As you have said yourself 
 we are ‘condensed’ and the USA is so huge. The impact on your country / size, is incomparable. Also - if people want to integrate, respect British values, that is brilliant but there are many who do not.
    You also went to Birmingham and couldn’t get out of it quick enough. Admittedly you went the ‘way’ which was ‘not the best’ to showcase the city, however if you see / go to certain areas / towns in Birmingham county and the state of the towns
.

    • @valeriejackson7659
      @valeriejackson7659 Pƙed 12 dny

      A very predictable video. Joel most people in the UK, we who are white indigenous Britons, are sick to death of mass immigration. My country England is not the England I loved as a young person. We are swamped with immigrants from all over the world, mostly men leaving their women and children behind. It can't be that dangerous can it because real men don't do that. Our infrastructure and services are completely sinking. In fact already sunk. We simply can't cope. The ones that have settled with family just keep on producing offspring making the infrastructure less able to cope. Our southern coast is under attack every day with dinghy illegrant migrants landing in their thousands on our beaches. Then they are given board and lodgings, free meals, health checks etc and then they have the cheek to complain that they're not being treated well. The damn cheek of it all. As for voting at our general elections all we get is more of the same whichever party gets the keys to no. 10. Do-gooder human right lawyers rule as does the unelected House of Lord hand wringers. The gentry who live in ivory towers far removed from the council estates and mean streets where ordinary people live. The very people who have to see their neighbourhoods changing on a monthly basis with people of foreign cultures and having to compete for every day services because of it. That video said it all, immigrant think they have a right for a better life in the UK but the white men certainly think differently, even the one who was a bit reticent, I suppose for fear of being called a racist. Nobody wants their traditional way of life altering. Nobody wants to feel a stranger in their own country. Nobody wants to see stabbings on a daily basis which did not happen years before we were invaded by third world culture. As for honour killings, which are a male Muslim problem culture all I can say I despair how my country is rapidly capitulsting to foreign cultures.

    • @ToTheTower
      @ToTheTower Pƙed 12 dny +10

      @@kallekas8551 Bullshit

    • @Mr_PigeonMan
      @Mr_PigeonMan Pƙed 12 dny +7

      @@kallekas8551stop lying

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@ToTheTower Britain raped and pillaged the world for centuries
what goes around comes around.❀from 🇾đŸ‡Ș

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@Mr_PigeonMan Britain raped and pillaged the world for centuries
now it’s Britain’s turn..❀from🇩đŸ‡ș

  • @t.a.k.palfrey3882
    @t.a.k.palfrey3882 Pƙed 12 dny +10

    Having lived in both countries, the big difference in the attitude to minorities is that in the US negativity is very colour based, whereas in the UK it is much more biased against more recent immigrants, mostly Middle Eastern and Eastern European. Remember, the UK has a prime minister who is South Asian Hindu, London has an Asian Moslem mayor, and Scotland's first minister is also Moslem and married to a Palestinian, and Wales's First Minister is the first black head of government in Europe. He was born in Zambia. I cannot imagine that in the US.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries.

    • @jehanariyaratnam2874
      @jehanariyaratnam2874 Pƙed 5 dny

      What about Obama , Tim Scott, Byron Donalds, Ben Carson. There are plenty of prominent black politicians in America

  • @iangerrard321
    @iangerrard321 Pƙed 12 dny +15

    I am classed as a Liberal. But the problem is often dealt with badly. People are dumped in poor areas with existing problems. The better off areas have more power to say no.

  • @viceroyzh
    @viceroyzh Pƙed 12 dny +43

    Finally, a relevant topic. Those European countries with weak governments are being flooded with immigrants. Crime rates go up tremendously, you won't find cheap or even normally priced appartments any more, the streets and the public transport are crowded, healthcare costs, taxes, cost of living in general go up, your traditions, culture, laws are being undermined - you don't feel at home any more.

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      Because they need more consumers to boost the economy
because Britain voted for Brexit.😂😂😂

    • @arnodobler1096
      @arnodobler1096 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      Which countries?

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@arnodobler1096 Yeah
which countries? Brits are quick to blame others for shooting themselves in the foot


    • @arnodobler1096
      @arnodobler1096 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@kallekas8551 👍

    • @arnodobler1096
      @arnodobler1096 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@kallekas8551 His source is Daily Wire and Fox, i think.

  • @lovetolay
    @lovetolay Pƙed 12 dny +20

    Ask the native Americans what they think about immigration, 
 the UK has been invaded so many times, we are a mush mash , but we are our mish mash , the country the size of one American state has 60 million people, people, 



  • @edmundblackaddercoc8522
    @edmundblackaddercoc8522 Pƙed 12 dny +13

    I can tell you what this Englishman thinks about immigration, but i'd be facing my 10th ban.

  • @anglosaxon5874
    @anglosaxon5874 Pƙed 12 dny +71

    I'm 62 and have seen the destruction of my country over the years. I served in the military in the 70/80's and worked in the nhs [26 years total as a senior nurse] and then as a train driver now retired for 6 years]. One can see by photos the change [for the worse] over the last 60 years.
    It's a deliberate replacement as the 10 yearly sensus lies to the actual numbers [which you can see if you go to any town/city].
    It is only a matter of time when the inevitable thing happens...and it will come! When your own national anthem/flags become 'offensive' then the country is gone!

    • @EpicAelflaed
      @EpicAelflaed Pƙed 11 dny

      It’s definitely a replacement - a culture change to the dominant one. Repress the English with changed laws, policies and mass immigration. Stop or reduce possibility of celebrating anything of English culture and make sure they are ashamed of their past history so it erodes English heritage and traditions

  • @goalieflyingkaitunc9124
    @goalieflyingkaitunc9124 Pƙed 12 dny +5

    Why don't you go look at the luxury hotels that are full of fighting age men all over the UK, being paid for by the British tax payer yet ex servicemen are homeless on the streets! There is way more to this than most people care to look into but beware of what is coming! 😼

  • @victoriatoulmin958
    @victoriatoulmin958 Pƙed 12 dny +59

    It’s absolutely nothing to do with race or skin colour. Our island is full. Our island is practically bankrupt. We don’t have the space or money. We don’t have enough schools, doctors, hospitals, homes. The NHS can’t cope. We have our own Homeless but we are paying millions to house immigrants. We need to get our own country going the right way first then we can start helping again.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries.

    • @victoriatoulmin958
      @victoriatoulmin958 Pƙed 12 dny +6

      @@ichbinbluna3504 and? What difference does that make. We still don’t have any more room. Once again it doesn’t matter where they come from. We are on our knees and full

    • @jezbear1972
      @jezbear1972 Pƙed 12 dny

      The UK is NOT overcrowded. Less than 3% of the land is built upon. The real problem with the UK is it's ridiculous archaic planning laws. There are 67M ppl living in the uk on less than 3% of the land. If they released 1% of the land for building we could comfortably house another 20M ppl.
      So don't believe the lie that we are a crowed island. We are only crowed because NIMBY's refuse to let their precious green land be built upon. It's totally inhumane.

    • @gwenlillianlondon3772
      @gwenlillianlondon3772 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@ichbinbluna3504 "old Commonwealth Countries" - ?? The Commonwealth is a voluntary membership created later including Countries that had no relationship with Britain whatsoever.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@gwenlillianlondon3772 The Commonwealth of Nations, often simply referred to as the Commonwealth,[4] is an international association of 56 member states, the vast majority of which are former territories - colonies - of the British Empire from which it developed

  • @michaelportaloo1981
    @michaelportaloo1981 Pƙed 12 dny +3

    Yet no one mentions the effect on poorer countries losing people they needed.

  • @Skyrim321
    @Skyrim321 Pƙed 12 dny +14

    Some people need to realise how lucky they are to live in the UK and respect the UK culture 🇬🇧

    • @davidmoore4615
      @davidmoore4615 Pƙed 12 dny

      You mean like British people who were born here should respect how cultures are ever changing in the developed world? Or do you wish we still went around the globe invading and murdering like in ancient history?

  • @chrishewitt8538
    @chrishewitt8538 Pƙed 12 dny +102

    Just so you know 'Politics Joe' is a very Left wing channel - a fair amount of selection bias and leading questions.

    • @jayb8298
      @jayb8298 Pƙed 12 dny +11

      Never heard of it but thought so...

    • @spectre55919
      @spectre55919 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      It's growing CZcams channel like Novara Media

    • @jvaddison
      @jvaddison Pƙed 12 dny +7

      Very left!

    • @jvaddison
      @jvaddison Pƙed 12 dny +6

      @@spectre55919 hate them lefties also.

    • @RenaissanceEarCandy
      @RenaissanceEarCandy Pƙed 12 dny +3

      Very left is an overstatement.

  • @jjwebster1
    @jjwebster1 Pƙed 12 dny +19

    Basically, the whole immigration situation in the UK is a complete mess.
    The issues aren't just about illegal migrants coming in on small boats but also legal migration.
    The amount of immigration over the last 10 years has radically changed certain parts of the UK, so they no longer represent the UK.
    This is because different ethnicities live together in similar areas and open shops and services that cater to those services. This changes the schools the shops and local government policy to cater to the migrant population.
    None of this is opinion but very real facts.
    Most brits are ok with immigration but not ok with the HUGE amount of immigration we have seen over the last 10 years.
    We are a small country with a high population where public services can't cope as it is and that's not even talking about the increased competition for housing is driving up rent.

    • @WJS774
      @WJS774 Pƙed 11 dny

      Is there anything we can do though? It was started by Blair, but the Tories _increased_ mass immigration when they got in. Last year they let in more people than Blair did in his entire ten year premiership.

  • @ggm2..11
    @ggm2..11 Pƙed 12 dny +23

    The atmosphere in the uk us awful atm...we can't fly our own flag, groups of young men in black hanging around the streets, we are hated by these people, infrastructure is crumbling, being patriotic is treated like a hate crime. We are scared!!!!!!

    • @RenaissanceEarCandy
      @RenaissanceEarCandy Pƙed 12 dny

      What the fuck are you talking about? Of course you can still fly the flag and be patriotic. It's just that some people's definition of patriotism these days seems to include racism.

    • @hazza5999
      @hazza5999 Pƙed 12 dny

      😂

  • @BigAl53750
    @BigAl53750 Pƙed 12 dny +7

    As many commenters have said, the important thing to remember (especially for Americans) is that the UK is a VERY small island nation, NOT a huge nation like the USA.
    YES, he IS equating the massive numbers of men aged between 16 and 40 who come to the UK in their MILLIONS, with the invading forces of Vikings and Normans in history.

    • @poppletop8331
      @poppletop8331 Pƙed 11 dny +2

      Yes, men fleeing tyranny bring their families with them, an invading army leaves them at home.

  • @chrisf8021
    @chrisf8021 Pƙed 12 dny +15

    I've thought for years now that the UK has too many people in to be comfortable. I'd always attributed this to too many people having too many children. I was surprised to learn from data (something disturbingly absent from every comment I've seen here so far) that 60% of the increase of the UK population between 2001 and 2020 was due to the direct contribution of net migration, whereas natural change (no immigration) would have resulted in the gradual population decline it would be nice to have had to ease pressures. That's made me stop and think. Moderated immigration and increasing diversity is usually a good thing, but it's getting crowded. Brexit hasn't made things better, as was predicted (what a lie that was). The UK’s population is projected to grow to approximately 72m by 2045. The other problem with too much change too fast is that people can become hostile to negative changes, such as too much religious interference in what is a secular, culturally Christian society.

    • @jezbear1972
      @jezbear1972 Pƙed 12 dny

      The UK is NOT overcrowded. Less than 3% of the land is built upon. The real problem with the UK is it's ridiculous archaic planning laws. There are 67M ppl living in the uk on less than 3% of the land. If they released 1% of the land for building we could comfortably house another 20M ppl.
      So don't believe the lie that we are a crowed island. We are only crowed because NIMBY's refuse to let their precious green land be built upon. It's totally inhumane.

    • @theapavlou3030
      @theapavlou3030 Pƙed 12 dny

      No such thing as too many children. There's you who doesn't like it, and others that done see the harm in it. Truth is the English and British don't value family enough to breed like other cultures do. You love dogs more than you love people. So, there will come a time very soon where your race is outbred by another race. And you've lost your religion which other nations deem worse than anything. You don't have any values to speak of, that's why the UK has no legs to stand on

    • @dennisgoatimer1079
      @dennisgoatimer1079 Pƙed 12 dny

      Brexit isn't really a lie it's just the government aren't taking full advantage of it. Brexit is about making us in control of our destiny not the EU whilst yes they're effectively still controlling us via the ECHR that's on the government for not taking the steps to solve that problem. They can't use the EU as a excuse as to why they're incompetent anymore it's all on them.

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Pƙed 9 dny

      I found out that people from cultures that have a tradition of having large families, tend to have less children when they live in the UK. This is mostly because supporting children is expensive here. I think we need to get the population size back to what it was in about the early 1990s. We have about 300,000 people leaving the UK every year, so even if we still issued 100,000 visas each year, the population would quickly start to shrink.

  • @oopsdidItypethatoutloud
    @oopsdidItypethatoutloud Pƙed 12 dny +7

    There is a woman in a town called Sunderland. Illegal immigrant. She'd lived there for 30 years and simply, respect for the community and people seemed a big part of her mindset. Her son joined the army, proud to be British...
    Eventually, the authorities turned up to take her for interview and decide if she can stay. The people of Sunderland, or at least that community, literally, piled into the street and stopped them. Time and again, until the government gave her the right to stay. People here are good people. But everyone people have their limits
    ❀from North East England ❀

    • @christineunitedkingdom1824
      @christineunitedkingdom1824 Pƙed 12 dny

      Howay, Sunderland is a city not a town. I remember that, shown on the news. I think there's several thoughts on immigration. Illegal versus refugees versus legal immigration. I think everyone agrees the government are too slow to process applications. Economic migrants should only be allowed to stay if approved before entry. I also believe people should be allowed to work while waiting for decision on their status. It would benefit them and the tax payer. I married a non British non European man and the process was hard, long and expensive.

    • @davidmoore4615
      @davidmoore4615 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      ​@@christineunitedkingdom1824 "Howay" makes me think of Sara Davies from Dragons Den 😂

  • @cuteopiax1259
    @cuteopiax1259 Pƙed 12 dny +13

    I live in Leicester and I can see all sides of this. I think immigration is a good thing, people should be able to move where they like and move if they need to move. I want to be able to do that too. But immigration should not be a detriment to the natives, and unfortunately we are seeing that and that is why people are getting upset about it, especially when it seems to be part of a government/global agenda. I really like living in a multicultural city, but if that means my daughter can't get a job because she's white, then my opinions will change rapidly.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      You shouldn't get a job because of the colour of your skin, but because of your education.
      Skin colour: Doesn't matter
      Religion: Does not matter
      Origin: Does not matter

    • @shelleyjackson8793
      @shelleyjackson8793 Pƙed 12 dny

      Immigration is not detrimental to the UK citizens. The right wing government are.

    • @dennisgoatimer1079
      @dennisgoatimer1079 Pƙed 12 dny

      ​@@shelleyjackson8793We don't have a right wing government in charge 😅

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Pƙed 9 dny

      ​@@shelleyjackson8793
      I've lived through two Labour governments (1970s and Blair/Brown) and numerous Tory governments, and they were all bloody useless.

  • @philipashley9723
    @philipashley9723 Pƙed 12 dny +18

    You can hear the Muslim cleric reciting prayers in the bacground during these interviews. There are ghettos springing up in larger cities in Britain now, a great majority of especially, illegal immigrants, do not come to intergrate. There has been a large increase in violence, the NHS, has become overwhelmed, there is a housing shortage, younger British citizens have been on public housing waiting lists for years, but the government/local councils, are putting illegal immigrants to the top of the waiting lists. The British government is spending 8 million pounds, a day, to house illegal immigrants in hotels, putting the hotel workers out of a job. Britain is 300 by 600 miles in total, it can't sustain the rest of the worlds population, there isn't the infrastructure.

    • @gwenlillianlondon3772
      @gwenlillianlondon3772 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      I think the figure is ÂŁ15 million a day and that does not account for all the other associated costs, e.g., the legal aid bill which is also taxpayers money

  • @sarahdickson1724
    @sarahdickson1724 Pƙed 12 dny +12

    When immigration, legal or illegal, gets to a level we can't support, it's an issue, the uk has neither the housing, infrastructure nor services to cope with the numbers we've seen in recent years, boats are arriving almost daily, full of mostly young men we know nothing about, accommodating them has seen hotels by the hundreds being taken out of normal use, resulting in thousands of staff being laid off, millions spent refurbishing ex army bases, ships, even care homes for the elderly, and as for deporting the ones who commit serious crimes, lawyers, paid for by the tax payer, say it's against their human rights to be deported, because their home country isn't safe for them, our safety from them, apparently, seems to be unimportant, we're not supposed to talk about the negative impacts of all this, or we're called racist, xenophobic or fascistic, when in reality we're none of those, shutting people up, or down, by calling them names, worked for a while, it's not working anymore, people are angry

  • @rascalnz9983
    @rascalnz9983 Pƙed 12 dny +12

    Why are the separate interviews chopped into small incoherent pieces and then mixed together making it impossible to unscramble? Is it meant to be a representative sample of opinion?

  • @geminil2415
    @geminil2415 Pƙed 12 dny +28

    People are not against immigration, people are against illegal immigration and uncontrolled numbers coming in to this small island. They are of a completely different culture, not all of it good, and they are quite loud in their wish to force it on British life.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      9 out of 10 immigrants come from the old Commonwealth countries - LEGALLY
      The boat people coming from France are a small minority. These are people who only use France as a transit route, they always wanted to go to the UK.

    • @ahdkaw
      @ahdkaw Pƙed 12 dny +1

      Please don't assume that you understand other people beliefs, because, certainly in my case you are wrong. Illegal migration is always createdfrom inaction on the part of government that deliberatly chooses to shut down legal routes into a country for electoral gain.

    • @user-ck3xz9so7h
      @user-ck3xz9so7h Pƙed 12 dny

      Sounds like the British Empire to me. Lol

    • @debbiehughes9126
      @debbiehughes9126 Pƙed 11 dny

      Actually I say a bottle of water

  • @MacabreHeritage
    @MacabreHeritage Pƙed 12 dny +21

    Weaponised immigration is a very effective tactic and this is just the initial phase. The u.k. govt (read taxpayer) pays the French navy 500 million a year to stop them crossing the channel, however, they escort them to the beach where the u.k. RNLI are obliged to assist them cross the channel. If anyone reads this and automatically presumes i'm a bigoted racist you know absolutely nothing whatsoever about me, so don't be presumptuous! All that said this is going to end very badly.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      It's 72 million euros 2022/2023. UK wants to increase to 500 million euros for 3 years.

    • @MacabreHeritage
      @MacabreHeritage Pƙed 12 dny

      @@ichbinbluna3504 Funny, in my email your comment read YOU'RE LYING, IT'S 72 MILLION EUROS. You are a liar, it's ÂŁ166,666,666.67 PA. Fact.

    • @MacabreHeritage
      @MacabreHeritage Pƙed 12 dny

      @@ichbinbluna3504 Funny, your initial statement was this
      Ichbin Bluna
      You're lying. It's 72 million euros.
      It is ÂŁ166,666,666.67 PA. Fact.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@MacabreHeritage That was for 2022/2023. Your lie was not to mention that the new deal is for 3 years. But I wanted to be friendly, so I canceled "You're lying"

    • @MacabreHeritage
      @MacabreHeritage Pƙed 12 dny

      @@ichbinbluna3504 ÂŁ166,666,666.67 PA over three years is ÂŁ500,000,000.

  • @Salfordian
    @Salfordian Pƙed 12 dny +17

    BTW governments around the world during C19 talked about the "RESET"

  • @aethelwulff
    @aethelwulff Pƙed 12 dny +9

    In the 11 years from 1997 there was more immigration than from 1066 - 1950. Since 2008 the levels have only got higher.

    • @davidmoore4615
      @davidmoore4615 Pƙed 12 dny

      So?

    • @aethelwulff
      @aethelwulff Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@davidmoore4615 So, we will not be able to accurately assess the impact of such levels, particularly in regards to poorer regions for many decades to come. As there is no precedent for these levels being tried in British history.
      What we do know, so far at least is that the UK's most deprived areas are most effected.

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Pƙed 9 dny

      ​@@davidmoore4615
      You won't be saying that when your teeth are falling out because you can't register with a dentist.

    • @davidmoore4615
      @davidmoore4615 Pƙed 9 dny

      @@davidmccann9811 because of the invasion Rishi is busy getting in a tizzy about when it's not about people legitimately on benefits?
      I've got an appointment booked as it happens 👍

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Pƙed 9 dny

      ​@@davidmoore4615
      Rishi is just desperate to win some votes as he knows he'll be out of a job soon.

  • @neuralwarp
    @neuralwarp Pƙed 12 dny +11

    Immigration to the UK is now about 750,000 a year. How many US cities are that big?

  • @Stevenc1984
    @Stevenc1984 Pƙed 12 dny +46

    Tony Blair never gave up on ID cards and he's still pulling the strings.

    • @sambest8011
      @sambest8011 Pƙed 12 dny

      ID cards are coming slowly but surely.. each generation is carrying more and more forms of ID and they arent even questioning it.

    • @allvalley
      @allvalley Pƙed 12 dny +3

      and yet it is the Tories that have brought it mandatory ID for voting, so a step closer to ID cards

    • @Stevenc1984
      @Stevenc1984 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@allvalley It's probably to combat election fraud like Birmingham in 2005.

    • @cynthiamorris1874
      @cynthiamorris1874 Pƙed 12 dny +4

      @@allvalleyWhat’s wrong with ID cards, we always had them in the past, also medical cards.,

    • @lifesbutastumble
      @lifesbutastumble Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@cynthiamorris1874 We have ID cards? I don't have an ID card?

  • @ianashton1593
    @ianashton1593 Pƙed 12 dny +3

    I keep hearing this comment we need immigration to bolster the economy and support the growing number of pensioner’s etc. The full UK State Pension is around £10.5 K give or take so I’d like someone to explain how immigrants who can’t legally work, have to be housed, fed, given spending money at great expense to the tax payer are a benefit and contribute to society and my pension that I have to pay tax on ? My home is in a rural area close to a small town which has changed beyond belief in just a few short years. Hardly anyone speaks English, most of the major name brand stores have moved out due theft and the high cost of rent and service charges. As a result the small shopping mall is now full of market stalls selling cheap tat and looks more like something from a third world country than an English town. The high street has multiple Turkish barbers, nail bars and vape shops that never seem to have any customers and are obviously just fronts for money laundering. There also seems to be a car wash in every supermarket car park which is foreign owned, with foreign workers. They get very agitated if you try to film them so are probably working illegally. The owners of all these places drive expensive luxury cars, one, who I believe is Albanian drives a brand new Lamborghini Urus, so washing cars is clearly incredibly lucrative. Am not anti immigration, my wife is an immigrant (Chinese) but she came to the UK legally, she had her background and health checked. We have paid visa and NHS fees, she’s passed multiple English language tests, the Life in UK test which in total has cost in excess of £15K, probably closer to 20K. We are fully self sufficient and take nothing from the state. As a 70 year old Brit of countless generations it makes me extremely angry to see what this so called government are doing to our country. No organisation is this inept, so this is clearly being done deliberately, the whole of Westminster should be charged with treason for subjecting us to this !

  • @andrewbagnall5430
    @andrewbagnall5430 Pƙed 12 dny +10

    I wish we were able to take in all these people who genuinely need help, but due to previous Governments here in the uk and private companies not building enough houses (I mean a house not a shoe box you can't even fit a sofa and 2 arm chairs in) we have seen an increase in the population and a decrease in affordable housing, I have seen houses prices go from ÂŁ49,950 for a 2 bed semi detached to nearly ÂŁ150,000 since the late 90's. Most of the increase has been in the last 10-15 years.
    The UK Government is currently spending ÂŁ8M per day just to house asylum seekeers. Housing has become more expensive in the UK not just to buy but to rent. This is what concerns me the most is the cost to every person on the UK which illegal immigrstion brings with it.
    The problems we have as I said are
    1) Not enough housing stock.
    2) Private rentals properties houses to buy are just so expensive.
    3) The UK is just a small country are we supposed to concrete over the cointryside and build houses?
    4) House / Flats / Apartments / Social Housing (resembles bedsits) are over priced and to small.
    5) NHS Waiting list are at a all time high because there are so many people in the UK trying to access it.
    At the moment the UK is struggling but our political leaders are turning a blind eyes.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      "This is what concerns me the most is the cost to every person on the UK which illegal immigrstion brings with it. "
      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries.
      The costs for the real 10% poverty immigrants are bearable.

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Pƙed 9 dny

      I read some research which explained that we actually have more houses per head of population now than we had in 1980. That the problem is not a shortage of housing, but a shortage of affordable housing. Basically it explained that there are enough houses in the UK for everyone, but that a large percentage of them are too expensive for the average person to rent/buy.
      I used to work for a housing association in London and I know that in the UK we have a vast amount of houses that are being kept empty on purpose. Basically a wealthy investor (often abroad) buys a few houses in say London. The person then keeps the houses empty for a couple of years before selling them at a profit (because the property value has increased in that time). Another example is 'holiday homes'. So a family from London (for example) buy a house in Cornwall, but they only live there in the summer with the house empty the rest of the year. This in turn creates demand in that area, pushing up property prices so that local people are priced out and have nowhere to live. In the meantime most of the houses in that Cornish village are sitting empty for 9 months out of 12.

    • @andrewbagnall5430
      @andrewbagnall5430 Pƙed 9 dny

      @@davidmccann9811 from what I have read the uk needs to build 300,000 homes to keep up with the expansion of the UK population, but according to the office of national statistics house building will fall this year due to the interest rate hikes we have seen over the previous months. I know from my own area the house prices are still increasing. Houses in the UK are overpriced and rents are the same. A house next door to me was demolished by the housing assiocation and rebult, the house they built has a kitchen bigger than the living room and you can't get a sofa and two chairs in the room either. This seems to be the trend for "social housing". You can swing a cat in them. What also drove house prices up was the buy to let mortgages. People with houses were in bidding wars to try and buy a property. In the last 30 years a house by me has gone from ÂŁ49,950 - ÂŁ148,000 for a two bed property which isnt that big. The UK is in a huge mess regarding housing, NHS, schools & education, knife crime, gangs, congestion.
      We cannot absorb all the people who want to come to the UK wether legal or illegal. We need to say enough is enough and take hard decisions. Are we going to get to the point we loose our "green and pleasant land"? Comapared to some other EU countries (e.g. france and spain), the uk isnt very big at all.

  • @tazzie2shoos
    @tazzie2shoos Pƙed 12 dny +11

    we are a small island, the people that live here already cannot find housing - we cannot accommodate all that want to come here, but the politicians both sides ignore our concerns.

  • @pendorran
    @pendorran Pƙed 11 dny +4

    People crossing the Channel to the UK via small boats are departing from INSIDE the EU, where democracy, law, human rights, etc are already standard values and practices. So by definition Channel crossers can't be called "refugees" or "asylum seekers" in any accurate or reasonable sense. France, Belgium, Spain, etc are already safe havens from whatever country of origin these people are escaping.

  • @pesmerga182
    @pesmerga182 Pƙed 12 dny +6

    I love how they use the crazy sounding white dude, this is very disingenuous

  • @anglosaxon5874
    @anglosaxon5874 Pƙed 12 dny +22

    They should make their own country better, just like we did.
    We had a lot of poverty in up to the 70's [and still do].
    You only have to watch some pop videos to see that!

    • @RenaissanceEarCandy
      @RenaissanceEarCandy Pƙed 12 dny +2

      It's hard to do that when you're being fucking tortured and bombed. To compare improving this country with improving a country like Syria is absolutely ludicrous. It's a completely different kettle of fish

    • @anglosaxon5874
      @anglosaxon5874 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      @@RenaissanceEarCandy Tough. Spain had a civil war in the 30's. All countries go through strifes in their histories. They should be going to neighbouring countries. Why aren't the oil rich arab countries not taking them. Because there is a reason for that! You just don't want to admit it. Refugees should be short-term not for ever [as in they go back!]. The vast majority 99.9% are economic and we don't need them. I [and many others] are not easily foolded by leftist spin/lies].

    • @101steel4
      @101steel4 Pƙed 12 dny

      ​@@RenaissanceEarCandywe managed

    • @dennisgoatimer1079
      @dennisgoatimer1079 Pƙed 12 dny

      ​@@RenaissanceEarCandyMost of them don't come from Syria they come from the likes of Albania a poor country but not one at war.

  • @kathryngreetham3328
    @kathryngreetham3328 Pƙed 12 dny +4

    Joel, I think, and this is just my sole opinion, the problem with immigration is the lack of control over who are genuinely wanting to build a new life and those who are abusing the system . Many immigrants, on entry, seem to just "disappear". Why can't the authorities just issue everyone with an id card on entry, like a Tesco clubcard?

  • @martinp8174
    @martinp8174 Pƙed 10 dny +3

    It's not that we are against people who come to this country to contribute and integrate, it's the ones that come illegally and want to convert our countries culture to the culture of their homelands.

  • @leehallam9365
    @leehallam9365 Pƙed 12 dny +7

    I think you have to take account of the slant of your source when you do a political reaction Joel. Joe is a left wing news organisation, and while their interviewees spoke for themselves, the edit and the selection makes a big difference. So of course if you find an idiot to talk about 1066 and D Day that presents a message in itself.

  • @carolinejohnson22
    @carolinejohnson22 Pƙed 12 dny +16

    When the guy came to uk aged seven, why does he speak with a pseudo Jamaican accent??

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      I came to Australia from one of the Nordic countries when I was 7
I couldn’t rid of the accent
😂

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      You Poms deserve Brexit and all that it entails
😂

    • @RS-ln3ns
      @RS-ln3ns Pƙed 12 dny +4

      HE DOESN'T HAVE A JAMAICAN ACCENT. A LOT OF BRITISH YOUNG BLACK MEN, FROM UK CITIES, TALK JUST LIKE HIM, EVEN THE ONES, WHO WERE BORN HERE AND HAVE PARENTS WHO WERE BORN HERE, AS WELL. I'VE KNOWN MANY OF THEM.

    • @davidmoore4615
      @davidmoore4615 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      ​@@RS-ln3nsCOOL STORY WHY YOU SHOUTING THO

    • @RS-ln3ns
      @RS-ln3ns Pƙed 12 dny

      @@davidmoore4615 WHY DO YOU ASSUME THAT I'M SHOUTING ? OH, I SEE, IT'S BECAUSE I USE CAPS IN MY COMMENT. THEN WHY DON'T YOU ASK ME FIRST, WHY I USE CAPITAL LETTERS IN MY COMMENT, INSTEAD OF ASKING ME WHY I'M SHOUTING, ONLY BECAUSE, YOU ASSUME THAT I AM ?

  • @neuralwarp
    @neuralwarp Pƙed 12 dny +12

    I don't see why people have to leave their home countries to get jobs, education, healthcare, freedom. Stay home, and fight for it, like we did.

  • @patriciawilliams7419
    @patriciawilliams7419 Pƙed 12 dny +15

    There is a difference between illegal immergration and legal immergration ❀, also legal immergration has to slow down because services are over loaded

  • @katydaniels481
    @katydaniels481 Pƙed 12 dny +15

    Im from Leicester, and the diversity is by far my favourite part. My only difficulty with immigration is the sheer quantity! Our infrastructure is bursting at the seams!

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      But you need tons more people because of Brexit!😂

    • @katydaniels481
      @katydaniels481 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@kallekas8551 Yeah, crazy isn't it!

    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@katydaniels481 I’m lucky I’m here in Ozâ€ŠđŸ€Ł

    • @judithfisher6982
      @judithfisher6982 Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@kallekas8551 So you don’t actually know what you’re talking about 


    • @kallekas8551
      @kallekas8551 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@judithfisher6982 Actually I travel between here and Europe constantly
and have plenty of family members there
and have a very keen interest in current affairs.Australia took in the equivalent of 1.5 million migrants last year, so there are challenges. At least Australia didn’t put economic sanctions on themselves.đŸ€Ł

  • @sarahealey1780
    @sarahealey1780 Pƙed 12 dny +10

    Wow that one guy sounds like an American 😂

  • @mancsteveuk
    @mancsteveuk Pƙed 12 dny +8

    That guy is talking about illegal immigrants, all military aged males,coming over from France on small boats and landing on our beaches, where our government put them up in 5 star hotels, give them benefits and free food while our own people are loving on the streets and those that aren't can barely afford food, fuel costs etc

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      9 out of 10 immigrants LEGALLY come from the old Commonwealth countries.

    • @mancsteveuk
      @mancsteveuk Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@ichbinbluna3504 I didn't say otherwise, I just said people have a problem with the illegals

  • @charliecosta3971
    @charliecosta3971 Pƙed 12 dny +6

    I'm just here for the comments lol

  • @loo7784
    @loo7784 Pƙed 10 dny +3

    We have had enough we wanted and paid and voted for our borders to be secure.we are being INVADED and it’s time we all woke up and start working together to save our country.we need a complete breakdown on all the numbers and how much this is costing every single one of us .

  • @lindalewis5787
    @lindalewis5787 Pƙed 12 dny +5

    Listen to islamic screaching in background

  • @Frances86.
    @Frances86. Pƙed 12 dny +4

    We don’t welcome as many immigrants per capita as USA, Canada, UAE, Australia, Saudi Arabia or Germany so all these comments saying that it’s coz we’re a small country make no sense

    • @jehanariyaratnam2874
      @jehanariyaratnam2874 Pƙed 5 dny

      It also depends on the infrastructure of the country, jobs available, projected financial growth etc. No point inviting lots of immigrants in if there are no jobs for them.
      It has to be done in a controlled way with the aim to grow the economy and the overall development of the country.
      Immigration to the USA over 200 years saw it grow into the most powerful and influential country in the history of the world. And immigration from non-European countries became much less restricted from the 1930s onwards. It's been an overall success.

  • @raymondberry9482
    @raymondberry9482 Pƙed 12 dny +10

    The problem most of us have with immigration is the numbers. In the last 20 years we have taken more people into the UK than in the last 100 years. Thats the problem.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      9 out of 10 immigrants come from the old Commonwealth countries - LEGALLY

    • @davidmccann9811
      @davidmccann9811 Pƙed 9 dny

      ​@@ichbinbluna3504
      That's completely irrelevant. They are still increasing the size of our population much too quickly and at a rate which cannot be supported.

  • @jillybrooke29
    @jillybrooke29 Pƙed 12 dny +8

    I do remember the much better days of Britain. Lately, illegal immigrants - just young men and no women and children is overwhelming ...coming over from France, a very safe country, living in hotels as there is no where else to put them. No one is intergrating now either.

    • @RenaissanceEarCandy
      @RenaissanceEarCandy Pƙed 12 dny

      You think it's all young men because that's the picture the right wing media will paint. The reality is very different

    • @RenaissanceEarCandy
      @RenaissanceEarCandy Pƙed 12 dny

      You only think it's young men and not women and children because that's the picture the Daily Mail will paint. That's what they want you to see.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      9 out of 10 immigrants come from the old Commonwealth countries - LEGALLY
      The boat people coming from France are a small minority. These are people who only use France as a transit route, they always wanted to go to the UK.

  • @angelawalker8615
    @angelawalker8615 Pƙed 12 dny +17

    Just watching this angers me, people are tribal, English people want to live with English people, the asylum card is worn out. Listen to the music in the background. đŸ€Ź

    • @davidmoore4615
      @davidmoore4615 Pƙed 12 dny

      Just watching some of the delusion like the mad grey jacket man angers me.
      Angela, are you speaking for the entire nation, non-English people excluded?
      The background music sounds nice BTW. đŸŽ¶đŸ‘

    • @angelawalker8615
      @angelawalker8615 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      @@davidmoore4615 I speak for myself, I don't really care what you like or dislike, there is too much immigration too fast in this country, we are at breaking point with housing, education and health.

  • @user-bn6li8tw3k
    @user-bn6li8tw3k Pƙed 11 dny +4

    These men that are coming over in the boats. Are young fighting age islamists. That is a concern

  • @keithfinn1011
    @keithfinn1011 Pƙed 12 dny +10

    Whether you accept it or not, the UK has got finite resources, finite jobs and finite housing. We are already over crowded and our services are already stretched to breaking point.
    If the plan is to replace the existing people with incomers it has to be done over several generations; trying to do it over one or two generations is bound to be a seismic shock to our society.

    • @hazza5999
      @hazza5999 Pƙed 12 dny

      Malthusian logic.

    • @alecdurbaville6355
      @alecdurbaville6355 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@hazza5999 because Marx got everything SO right.

    • @hazza5999
      @hazza5999 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@alecdurbaville6355 Eh? Random. Why do you mention Marx?

    • @alecdurbaville6355
      @alecdurbaville6355 Pƙed 11 dny

      @@hazza5999 because Marx disagreed with Malthus and blamed not enough food on capitalism. Which is BS. With Malthusian logic it isn’t a question of why but when. Stick sone bacteria in a petrol dish. Watch it grow. Everything is fine and dandy until the very last generation. Blame capitalism. đŸ€Ł

    • @hazza5999
      @hazza5999 Pƙed 11 dny

      @alecdurbaville6355 Well in a world where M&S are selling fried flour and water at ÂŁ40 a kilo, I'd say there's probably plenty of slack in the food production system.

  • @ichbinbluna3504
    @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +2

    Brits!
    The boat people coming across the Channel from France are 2% of the immigrants. This is NOT the UK's main problem.

  • @somersetgirl125
    @somersetgirl125 Pƙed 10 dny +2

    You hit the nail on the head. Britain is a tiny country and large scale immigration is unsustainable. We have a shortage of housing hospitals doctors etc because of this strain. Mass immigration is also destroying our culture.

  • @RushfanUK
    @RushfanUK Pƙed 12 dny +5

    5:43 The question posed here is quite appalling, it instantly tags any consideration of illegal migration as racist, I stopped watching here because there is a very obvious political agenda in this video that Jps is watching, leading questions and I would presume significant editing are being used to present a pretty appalling picture.

    • @jehanariyaratnam2874
      @jehanariyaratnam2874 Pƙed 5 dny

      Illegal immigration should be the ultimate goal- fill the country up as quickly as possible

  • @olienajh
    @olienajh Pƙed 10 dny +3

    I’m all in favour of immigration through legal means. Brits relocate to all parts of the world so why can’t others come here? However, the small boats thing is sickening. Gangs blackmailing victimised & persecuted people playing on their vulnerability is horrid however, I do feel that the small boat people should be detained in an appropriate place, whether it be the UK or elsewhere until their applications to relocate are sorted & they should not be given freedom to venture out & about as they will just ‘disappear’.

  • @HighHoeKermit
    @HighHoeKermit Pƙed 12 dny +11

    The reason we have no control is because democracy is all but dead. Both the UK and US have basically a 2 party system and both the parties are basically the same, controlled by the same big world businesses and unelected entities. They may quibble over minute details, but they will both perpetuate "forever" situations that ultimately keep the the rich and powerful exactly that.

  • @slave3billion294
    @slave3billion294 Pƙed 12 dny +2

    I like diversity to an extent. I like to travel and I study 4 languages (Spanish, German, Bulgarian and Mandarin) and know bits of others. I like the different choices of food we have because of that diversity (Thai, Mexican and Indian food being my favourites). I love so many aspects of foreign culture and if I didn't feel I would be attacked and confronted for wearing African clothing, I might wear it sometimes as I like it - but sadly as much as we live in a diverse and relatively tolerant society, the modern left (the rainbow mob, Gen Z) and their private police force (the police) are not at all tolerant despite professing to represent that, so my individuality is suppressed in some respects. This "diversity" doesn't really allow for a white indigenous person like myself to be inclusive in that diversity in how I express myself and want to live my life. As much as I would love multi-culturalism to work well and for us all to share and indulge in each others cultures, customs and traditions, I am not allowed to as a British white man in Britain. That would be expected and appreciated if I lived in a foreign country though. No African would attack or berate me for wearing local clothing, that would only happen here labelled as "cultural appropriation"

  • @djoannou1
    @djoannou1 Pƙed 12 dny +5

    Joel, immigration anywhere in the world is a highly emotive issue. I don't think geographical space matters, as you say that US has less people per mile than UK. If you truly want to find out about this issue in the UK context, you should take the plunge and try and immigrate to the UK as an American. Dominic

  • @Anglo_Saxon1
    @Anglo_Saxon1 Pƙed 12 dny +3

    We've had more immigration since 1990,than we had betwwen 1066 - 1939 !

    • @dennisgoatimer1079
      @dennisgoatimer1079 Pƙed 12 dny

      Yea exactly the projection is a Birmingham every two years or something like that which is alarming. We're a big city a takeover city sadly but a big city nonetheless this country is doomed unless we act swiftly.

  • @davidwatts-hw2dh
    @davidwatts-hw2dh Pƙed 12 dny +14

    I am a 'sassenach', WE built my country of England over 1500 years. IT is just an Island in the north Atlantic, about the size of many USA states. I have the right to say 'who' comes to my country.

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny +1

      Yes, you do by election.

    • @theapavlou3030
      @theapavlou3030 Pƙed 12 dny

      But you don't. You can't even vote for the right political party. You have no say in anything

    • @Goldi3loxrox
      @Goldi3loxrox Pƙed 12 dny +2

      @@ichbinbluna3504 Show me the party who will reduce immigration and we will vote for them in our millions .

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      @@Goldi3loxrox The whole UK party system is wrong. In fact, the UK is only a limited democracy.
      What does a single-issue party bring? That's right: the decline of the economy or, in the case of the UK, even more rapid decline.

    • @davidwatts-hw2dh
      @davidwatts-hw2dh Pƙed 11 dny +1

      @@ichbinbluna3504 'what'? Election and by whom?

  • @chapsnaps1
    @chapsnaps1 Pƙed 11 dny +2

    The UK is a small country that punches above its weight culturally. Legal migration to fill defined vacancies is fine. Unlimited illegal migration is not.
    E Pluribus Unum does not happen in the UK. Too many diverse groups with totally different agendas, religious principles and laws (Sharia), that conflict with British social values and British law. Those of us who grew up in the 60s and 70s in a largely homogenous society find uncontrolled mass migration to be unsettling.
    Everyone wants a better life. Not everyone can have one.
    Uncontrolled migration puts great strain on the NHS, schools, homes and infrastructure.

  • @keithalderson100
    @keithalderson100 Pƙed 10 dny +2

    The ONLY people arriving in The UK who are genuine refugees, arrive as stow-aways on commercial ships or occasionally on flights from troubled nations.
    ALL people arriving on small boats are either illegal-economic-immigrants or actual terrorists invading The UK; theor FIRST country of refuge is NOT The UK! They have already passed through many safe countries.
    IF The UK government makes official arrangements to help fund the processing of people CLAIMING refugee status, this is fine, but the processing MUST be done in the first safe country.
    IF The UK government makes official arrangements to take a proportion of legal refugees that have been processed, this is OK.
    The UK HAS ALWAYS assisted GENUINE refugees.

  • @rachelcree
    @rachelcree Pƙed 12 dny +7

    the thing that gets peoples angry is when for instance the was a programme on romanian immigrants on tv and he was claiming free housing and free money for him and his family by stating his kids were here in uk when they were not and he was sending the money to romania to build a luxury house and he even showed u the house being built

  • @MoA-Reload...
    @MoA-Reload... Pƙed 12 dny +3

    Immigration is something that HAS to be controlled in a country as small as UK and even more so with the social services and health service we have here. These systems only work if the majority of the population are working and paying in. Uncontrolled immigration inevitably breaks that system. Very few here in Britain are of the opinion "close the borders! None shall pass for any reason". Most of us are looking at countries like Canada and Australia and asking "so just curious, why can't we have a system like theirs?".
    This subject has gotten so heated that we even have a situation with our RNLI being branded as traitors, a "taxi service for the migrants" and assisting human trafficking because they have the audacity to go out and save lives in the English channel. The press saw how glorious a headline and photo it was, a Shannon class all weather beached with it's deck covered in migrants being helped ashore by RNLI and enough ignorant ppl lapped it up! Our border security, imigrantion authorities, both French and British government and even HM Coastguard have stood back and left RNLI swinging in the breeze as the face of the farce that is border security in the English channel and ppl are venting their anger out on them. USA had defund the police. Here in the UK there are actual ppl shouting defund the RNLI! đŸ€Š
    For anyone outside UK that doesn't know what RNLI is BTW, it's Royal National Lifeboat Institution and they are a charity that operate most of our lifeboats and lifeguard stations covering our entire coast. If you're in waters around Britain and run into trouble, odds are you'll see a navy blue hull with bright orange wheel house charging at you to come help regardless of the weather and most of the ppl aboard are volunteers. To give an idea of the scale and importance of RNLI, IF defund RNLI had their way and RNLI shut down today, there'll be bodies washing up on British shores within a few days and the main reason they are so effective is they aren't a Gov funded and ran service with the bureaucratic idiocy that comes with it.

  • @bobbybigboyyes
    @bobbybigboyyes Pƙed 10 dny +1

    Joel says, "Immigration isn't as black and white" when in fact that's the whole point!

  • @alansmithee8831
    @alansmithee8831 Pƙed 12 dny +6

    Hello Joel. I come from Bradford, where there are many immigrants. The numbers caused my headmaster to make controversial statements and he was fired, replaced as acting head by Adrian Edmondson's dad, my former geography teacher.
    I discussed this with my friend at university, himself an immigrant. He was later a government minister, Sir Alok Sharma.

    • @Shagyamum
      @Shagyamum Pƙed 12 dny +1

      I'm from Bradford too. Fucking shithole.

  • @hungryotter100
    @hungryotter100 Pƙed 12 dny +4

    We keep saying how the US should take migrants from Europe, as they have so much space.

  • @AprilJMoon
    @AprilJMoon Pƙed 11 dny +2

    The government is NOT us as you say Jp. It never was. How the hell can it be when you have a choice, left or right, and each has a manifesto that contains everything that government does and wants to do. Basically, package 1 or package 2. Why the fk is it that way when all major changes and issues can be put to referendum in this day and age. Vote for each singular issue

  • @Frances86.
    @Frances86. Pƙed 12 dny +3

    I know we’re a small island with lots of people but our country doesn’t take as many immigrants per capita as other Europeans countries do so we can’t hide behind this excuse

  • @MattyEngland
    @MattyEngland Pƙed 12 dny +14

    Make Deportation Great Again

  • @patriciadrury8557
    @patriciadrury8557 Pƙed 11 dny +3

    Get those immigrants out and sunak also he told us 6 years ago he would stop the boats and now not stopped one another lie

  • @davidberriman5903
    @davidberriman5903 Pƙed 12 dny +1

    Hi Joel. I am an Aussie. My family came from the UK. From what I know Scotland, Cornwall and London. Australia is very multi-cultural. I think we have people from just about everywhere living here. Particularly post World War 2 there was a lot of immigrants arrived here to start a new life. Provided they obey our laws and don't promulgate their old prejudices they are very welcome so far as I am concerned. My regret is that I don't have any friends who are original residents of the country. I really love the sorts of subjects you select and your reactions are wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

  • @elwolf8536
    @elwolf8536 Pƙed 10 dny +2

    Common phrase here is we we're never asked

  • @justanothergamingchannel5000
    @justanothergamingchannel5000 Pƙed 12 dny +24

    The problem with immigration is the act itself it's that more people have been let in between 2006 and 2004 and had been in the last 10000 years. 700, 000 Every year. We don't have the space or the resources but that's not the problem, the problem is there is no attempt to culturally assimilate so millions of people and coming here and then forcing there religion and culture on us and if we speak out we are the problem. I mean London the Capital of the Uk and now 56 percent immigrant and only 44 percent white British and that the Capitol. England is Lost another 50 to 100 years and i will be minority English white country. imagine Saying the Continent in Africa in a 100 years would be Majority white, people would not call every racist but they couldn't grasp how it was allowed to happen. Yet here it's fine. People and smiling their way to their own destruction and it's so bizzare to watch happen.

    • @ddots6880
      @ddots6880 Pƙed 12 dny +3

      Facts

    • @SmolYui
      @SmolYui Pƙed 12 dny +3

      you have a perceived entitlement to cultural dominance based on historical precedence and native status, we exchange cultures, not turn people into us, it's not destruction lol its just diversity, we aren't being assimulated by other cultures we are integrating and understanding each other, i dont lose who i am just because some guy acts differntly to me.

    • @Mark-1978
      @Mark-1978 Pƙed 12 dny

      Spot on, its the sheer numbers and lack of integration, yet saying anything against mass immigration instantly makes you a racist. I feel sorry for my kids future, it will be vastly different from mine

    • @cotton9087
      @cotton9087 Pƙed 12 dny +5

      Whole towns in the Midlands are non white and literally looks like Baghdad

    • @Debhu964
      @Debhu964 Pƙed 12 dny +6

      @@SmolYuitry your diversity in Iran or many other eastern countries,if we went on mass to other countries and expected those countries, to house, feed and bow to our “ religion or culture “ how would that be received ?

  • @josmith6684
    @josmith6684 Pƙed 12 dny +15

    should be like the 80 s 🎉🎉🎉😂

  • @Andy-Capp
    @Andy-Capp Pƙed 12 dny +2

    There’s immigration and there’s illegal immigration. Two different things.

  • @sparkle6093
    @sparkle6093 Pƙed 12 dny +2

    All you Thatcher lovers know who to thank for starting the rot in the UK.

  • @ericg5791
    @ericg5791 Pƙed 12 dny +6

    Further to my earlier post, it's clear the guy standing up for our "resistance" is a bit deluded,and not what I follow,but sadly,it does not help when some migrants do not integrate into our society or pick up the language and Sadiq Khan is against counter speech. No matter how wrong our "resistance fighter" is,he should be allowed freedom of speech as much as a pro Palestinian protester

  • @seanmc1351
    @seanmc1351 Pƙed 12 dny +6

    why do they travel over 5 safe countries to get here, isnt the nearest safe border where you should be

    • @ichbinbluna3504
      @ichbinbluna3504 Pƙed 12 dny

      If these people could emigrate directly by plane, the 4 or 5 transit states would be not their aim.