Caporegime
Best be nice to blm, by 2050 white people will be a minority in the uk.
Can we plase get this thread somewhat back on track.
Exactly, with current crime rates imagine a 50% + ethnically diverse population. It could be chaos out there.
Poverty attracts criminality, even Aristotle understood this, yet here you are.
Best be nice to blm, by 2050 white people will be a minority in the uk.
Criminality results in poverty.
Poverty attracts criminality, even Aristotle understood this, yet here you are.
Free housing, free education, free food, free health care.
We aren't talking absolute poverty here. We are taking about all the basics plus more being provided free of charge.
The starving people of Somalia live in poverty. The people living in council flats in Brixton are not.
Do you really think the people being exploited here are wondering about their subsidised life?
Exploited?
The ones being exploited are the innocent tax payers and knife crime/sexual attack victims paying for it.
Can we plase get this thread somewhat back on track.
There you go back on track.Exactly, with current crime rates imagine a 50% + ethnically diverse population. It could be chaos out there.
So you really think people are born this way? Born with knives in their pocket?
Where in the link on which you base this analysis does it mention that Tatiana Turner (a WHITE woman) was a "BLM organizer"
ps - In English, "There" is not the same as "Their"
Somebody puts them there. But clearly they do not live in life threatening poverty before they do...
Poverty attracts criminality, even Aristotle understood this, yet here you are.
I pose the question, why is it that somewhere like Singapore with a larger demographic divergence, isn't currently 'chaotic'?
Why do you think that this is the case?Poverty attracts criminality, even Aristotle understood this, yet here you are.
I pose the question, why is it that somewhere like Singapore with a larger demographic divergence, isn't currently 'chaotic'?
They don't need to live in 'life-threatening poverty', there merely has to be a perception of inequality and unsuccessful escape paths (schools which are filled with peers who may be in gangs). Nothing about this is particularly rational, it's entirely a self-imposed environment where the mother (father is likely screwed up from years of this environment) is far too busy earning a wage in however many jobs they may have.
Now i'll admit that this isn't as stark as say in the US (Chicago/LA in particular) because the UK has better provisions, police and no gun culture, but it's no less cyclical and once it begins it's hard to stop. I'll also admit that less immigration into these areas is probably sensible, however it won't do anything to actually stop the cycle of violence revolving around the people who're already suffering from it.
Though if we're talking about cost to the tax payer (which a lot of these families are, even if they're not net tax-payers, most of the country isn't), then just responding with more and more draconian actions is going to cost more in the long run. So frankly, if all you want to do is hurt these people who are themselves victims of a sordid environment, then as far as i'm concerned you're only endeavouring to hurt yourself in the process (more taxes, more victims).
How far are you willing to go? ID card system? Curfews? Regularly armed police? Presumed guilt? For-profit prisons? No benefit system for anyone? If it doesn't work in the US, why would it suddenly work in the UK?
Anyway as ever, I don't actually expect to change anyone's mind. You have reason to be angry, I just fundamentally disagree with the solutions.
Poverty attracts criminality, even Aristotle understood this, yet here you are.
I pose the question, why is it that somewhere like Singapore with a larger demographic divergence, isn't currently 'chaotic'?
I have to ask, what is it that you think is objectively a bad thing about this?
I am trying to think of something that isn't just down to garden variety racism and am drawing a blank, so please help me understand your thinking.