Thats all well and good but how is it going to sell newspapers to people who want to feel down-trodden in "their own" country ?

Except that wasn't the subject of the article, either the one in the link or the one I read in the Sunday Times today. I would imagine both have been written simply because of the census results filtering through, which have shown a trend in certain areas of the country.



Are you not bothered that this trend is occurring in certain areas?

They should just revert to the old adage: "If you want a n[ii[/igger for a neighbour, vote Labour"

Are you and if so why?

That's completely unnecessary.

Yes I am bothered and I am bothered because I don't like the idea of my country becoming fractured.

YOUR country?



Are you The Queen or summat?



This country is no more yours than it is mine or any other citizen living here

There is more to worry about tearing this country apart than a strange article in the Daily Mail worrying about something that has happened for hundreds of years.

No, we've all worked out the blindingly obvious reasons why people might prefer to live amongst people with whom they feel they have more in common.

Yes, it is my country. I was born and raised here. That makes it my country. If you were born and raised here, it is your country too.





No, but that is a very childish statement.

First of all I said fracturing and secondly I read about the same issue in the Sunday Times today, as I mentioned in my first post on this thread.

No, it makes it the country you were born and raised in and currently live in (presumably). It is no more your country than any other citizen, whether they were born and raised her or simply came and decided to stay.



You are aware that your xenophobia is showing?