#boycottchina
But were the ones they were talking about actually racist? Some certainly are, but as shown by Rorcanna, just stating facts is apparently racist to some people.
It is, that is why it is used to demonise people, as people don't want to be called a racist. At some point the word will become so watered down by misuse that it will be the equivalent of being called a 'silly billy'.I generally got the impression being called racist was in and of itself a bad thing, not simply because "some sections of society use it to demonise people who criticise immigration poicies" but I guess our mileage may vary on that one.
Immigration is not going to affect culture. Numbers arent just enough to guarantee a change in culture. There are other major issues that are more damaging to national identity and cultural development.
Globalisation, Urbanisation, Lowering of educational standards.
Immigration, unless we're talking HUGE numbers, does not really affect cultural changes.
No but using said facts to say things like "I don't want any North Africans to immigrate to my country because one in every X thousand is a violent criminal" *is* kinda racist is it not? It prejudging someone based on their ethnicity/race, which is what I understood is basically textbook...
That's why social security is so great in countries like USA and Brazil.
And no, immigrants only help the economy if they work, not when the majority live on welfare most of their lives.
Also considering the much higher crime rates among the groups, that's just another cost.
p.s. funny with people living in the most typical middle-class areas saying they're not seeing differences. Right, is that why people are dying because we can't afford medical treatments anymore? Ignorant tools.
Last edited by Fojos; 2016-09-28 at 11:43 PM.
It's unlikely nations will remin homogenous indefinitely. Esp. affluent nations.
Aren't the majority of people coming into Sweden refugees, not immigrants? My understanding is that oftentimes refugees are more concerned about simply getting somewhere that's safe and relatively prosperous, whereas immigrants typically want to go to a specific place to make a life for themselves and be productive citizens (hopefully putting to use skills they already have in the process). That, or learn a lot and then take it back to their home country to make a better difference there. Refugees aren't usually the ones that get excited about going somewhere and integrating, they just don't want to live in a war-torn hellhole.