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dj_mdma
I'm on HarderFaster now.

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Posh Twickenham
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What is the point of all this?!
I'm vietnamese by blood, British by Nationality. I was born here and i've been raised in a Western manner.
I'm proud to be British. I've intergrated with the main culture here (English) and i work and pay taxes. So do my parents.
My parents were refugees from the Vietnam war and came here in 1983. Obviously the government gave them a helping hand, but they were very quick to distance themselves from handouts and earn their keep themselves. We are proud to be british, as our adopted country has treated us well, and in return, we treat it, and its citizens well.
My parents are not liking the current government at the moment. As a middle class family earning about 50K gross household income, they are hit the hardest by all these tax reforms. and its been steadily getting worse. working class people get more handouts, and rich people aren't really affected by anything.
The asylum issu eis a strong one for them, mainly because, they too were once in those shoes. They strongly resent illegal asylum seekers for many reasons.
1) if the country was so bad that you had to leave, then you would be glad to come across the 1st friendly country, why is there a need to move on?
2) If you're going to stay here, be greatful for what you have and at least integrate into the society which has accepted you.
There have been many stories about asylum seekers complaining that their 3 bedroom semi-detached house isn't big enough, they don't have enouhg money, and they are always asking for more. Surely they should be greatful, since they are getting everything free? or really by the taxpayer?
Of course i'm sure that some asylum seekers WILL take advantage of our society , for the better. I'm sure many will get an education, get a good job and eventually contribute to British life. However, those few people's acheivements will be overshadowed by the overall majority of asylum seekers, living as parasites on our great country.
theres my rant and rave. And don't change the flag dammit!
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Yella Fella
MK is pap

Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Milton Keynes, UK
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| quote: | Originally posted by dj_mdma
What is the point of all this?!
I'm vietnamese by blood, British by Nationality. I was born here and i've been raised in a Western manner.
I'm proud to be British. I've intergrated with the main culture here (English) and i work and pay taxes. So do my parents.
My parents were refugees from the Vietnam war and came here in 1983. Obviously the government gave them a helping hand, but they were very quick to distance themselves from handouts and earn their keep themselves. We are proud to be british, as our adopted country has treated us well, and in return, we treat it, and its citizens well.
My parents are not liking the current government at the moment. As a middle class family earning about 50K gross household income, they are hit the hardest by all these tax reforms. and its been steadily getting worse. working class people get more handouts, and rich people aren't really affected by anything.
The asylum issu eis a strong one for them, mainly because, they too were once in those shoes. They strongly resent illegal asylum seekers for many reasons.
1) if the country was so bad that you had to leave, then you would be glad to come across the 1st friendly country, why is there a need to move on?
2) If you're going to stay here, be greatful for what you have and at least integrate into the society which has accepted you.
There have been many stories about asylum seekers complaining that their 3 bedroom semi-detached house isn't big enough, they don't have enouhg money, and they are always asking for more. Surely they should be greatful, since they are getting everything free? or really by the taxpayer?
Of course i'm sure that some asylum seekers WILL take advantage of our society , for the better. I'm sure many will get an education, get a good job and eventually contribute to British life. However, those few people's acheivements will be overshadowed by the overall majority of asylum seekers, living as parasites on our great country.
theres my rant and rave. And don't change the flag dammit! |
here here man! im chinese, also born and raised here in england, proud to be british citizen, earning our way thru life. I mean its not like they have introduce yellow into the flag. Why start now? It should stay as it is.
Besides, aren't the colours more to do with the countries that form UK e.g. england, scotland, northern ireland, and wales?
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Sav
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Essex, England
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| quote: | Originally posted by dj_mdma
What is the point of all this?!
I'm vietnamese by blood, British by Nationality. I was born here and i've been raised in a Western manner.
I'm proud to be British. I've intergrated with the main culture here (English) and i work and pay taxes. So do my parents.
My parents were refugees from the Vietnam war and came here in 1983. Obviously the government gave them a helping hand, but they were very quick to distance themselves from handouts and earn their keep themselves. We are proud to be british, as our adopted country has treated us well, and in return, we treat it, and its citizens well.
My parents are not liking the current government at the moment. As a middle class family earning about 50K gross household income, they are hit the hardest by all these tax reforms. and its been steadily getting worse. working class people get more handouts, and rich people aren't really affected by anything.
The asylum issu eis a strong one for them, mainly because, they too were once in those shoes. They strongly resent illegal asylum seekers for many reasons.
1) if the country was so bad that you had to leave, then you would be glad to come across the 1st friendly country, why is there a need to move on?
2) If you're going to stay here, be greatful for what you have and at least integrate into the society which has accepted you.
There have been many stories about asylum seekers complaining that their 3 bedroom semi-detached house isn't big enough, they don't have enouhg money, and they are always asking for more. Surely they should be greatful, since they are getting everything free? or really by the taxpayer?
Of course i'm sure that some asylum seekers WILL take advantage of our society , for the better. I'm sure many will get an education, get a good job and eventually contribute to British life. However, those few people's acheivements will be overshadowed by the overall majority of asylum seekers, living as parasites on our great country.
theres my rant and rave. And don't change the flag dammit! |
Amen to that!
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Jun-13-2003 18:44
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Spyder
Anti BS Alliance

Registered: Feb 2002
Location: Toronto CDN
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Jun-14-2003 14:43
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