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I'm honestly not entirely sure what you're doing. >He's comparing locals to sheep Yes, you're right! Romani people to wolves. And locals as sheep. And we shou
by ejohansson 14d ago
I'm honestly not entirely sure what you're doing.
>He's comparing locals to sheep
Yes, you're right! Romani people to wolves. And locals as sheep. And we should put down the wolves.
>I read the links before I posted. One link specifically says "non-Danes" the other one is talking about Brits and non Brits.
Yes, you're right! Brits and non-brits. Let's scour:
>That was then. Now, I wouldn't dream of it. London is no longer the city I was infatuated with in the late '90s and early 2000s. Chiefly because it's no longer full of native Brits.
There's a hint of what's going on here. Danish person wants to move to London. Gets to London. "gee, I could never migrate here, there are way too few native Brits". It's almost like he considers himself "a native Brit". Buddy just doesn't like colored people.
- ShinyLeftPad 14d ago> Romani people to wolves. And locals as sheep The comment I responded to had an issue with him comparing Roma people to animals. I just said he compared local people to animals too. Now if you move goalposts and say comparing to wolves is worse than comparing to sheep, we can argue about that but it's a different argument. > Yes, you're right! Brits and non-brits Exactly. But the comment I responded to claimed he hated people based on skin color. Brits can be black, you know? Some of my favorite brits are black or asian. Other articles provided by a sibling comment show he believes people cannot integrate based on the country of their parents' origin, which is a wrong view in my opinion, but that quoted part you're replying about isn't about that.
- ejohansson 13d ago[dead]
- olalonde 13d ago1) The article is not even about Romani people, it's about vagrants. 2) He seems to be ok with some level of immigration: "Copenhagen, by comparison, was about eighty-five percent native Danes in 2000, and is still three-quarters today. Enough of a foreign presence to feel cosmopolitan, but still distinctly Danish in all of its ways. [...] So I get the frustration that many Brits have with the way mass immigration has changed the culture and makeup of not just London, but their whole country." Nothing extreme about this. I have British friends of Indian descent who have expressed similar sentiments to me. Do you boycott Japanese and Chinese companies as well? Because I guarantee their views on immigration are far more extreme. China, for all practical purposes, has essentially no immigration. And finally, none of this has anything remotely to do with his operating system.