I’m mixed, South African and light skinned, and people really hate on me for my ancestors moving here, I wish people would visit the bad parts of South Africa and then let’s see if they still think like that
Europe been warned repeatedly about accepting the wrong kinds, some dating back to the 60s with Enoch Powell, and more recently by UAE foreign minister in 2017, strange no one accused him of being a raciest. If you like to give your country away, no one can stop you. I get much amusements from women arguing for Islam, it is like a chicken arguing on the side of KFC.
I am white. I was known, still am sometimes 40 years on when my accent is heard, as a MIGRANT in Australia, as are my collègues born in Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Mali, Syria, Greece etc etc
You & people you know that still have strong foreign accents after 40yrs obviously have NEVER even tried to assimilate that you come only for financial benefits and what you and your friends have given to new society is absolutely NOTHING for 40 yes, your loyalty is not to a country welcomed you and for you or family a life you'd NEVER have a chance in your own nation,NO thanks just moaning after 40 yes problem with people like you ,you want their financial benefits but expect them to change to your culture,Your a fifth columnist
@@helengormlie966 of course I was not saying that. I am happy here. I was replying to the comment by the woman on the panel who claimed ‘white people’ who live in a country other than that of their birth are called ‘ex-pats’, people who are not white are called ‘migrants’. Douglas M pointed out her error. I was also doing so from my experience. Ie ‘migrant’ is not a racist word!
Regardless. One must ascribe to British culture as a condition of permanent residency.
Exactly
If Britain needs to listen to the Africans what do the African governments?????
Exactly my point
I went abroad not to work but rather to retire. Expats. 😎
Insanity
I’m mixed, South African and light skinned, and people really hate on me for my ancestors moving here, I wish people would visit the bad parts of South Africa and then let’s see if they still think like that
Europe been warned repeatedly about accepting the wrong kinds, some dating back to the 60s with Enoch Powell, and more recently by UAE foreign minister in 2017, strange no one accused him of being a raciest. If you like to give your country away, no one can stop you. I get much amusements from women arguing for Islam, it is like a chicken arguing on the side of KFC.
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I am white. I was known, still am sometimes 40 years on when my accent is heard, as a MIGRANT in Australia, as are my collègues born in Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Mali, Syria, Greece etc etc
so what are you saying??? Do you want to go back to your country of origin?? Im here from another country and know I belong.
You & people you know that still have strong foreign accents after 40yrs obviously have NEVER even tried to assimilate that you come only for financial benefits and what you and your friends have given to new society is absolutely NOTHING for 40 yes, your loyalty is not to a country welcomed you and for you or family a life you'd NEVER have a chance in your own nation,NO thanks just moaning after 40 yes problem with people like you ,you want their financial benefits but expect them to change to your culture,Your a fifth columnist
@@helengormlie966 of course I was not saying that. I am happy here. I was replying to the comment by the woman on the panel who claimed ‘white people’ who live in a country other than that of their birth are called ‘ex-pats’, people who are not white are called ‘migrants’. Douglas M pointed out her error. I was also doing so from my experience. Ie ‘migrant’ is not a racist word!