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    Quote Originally Posted by Papewaio View Post
    UK is a multicultural society as is Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

    My mum is Welsh, my dad is a Kiwi of English & Swedish extraction. I was born in Fiji and raised in New Zealand which is essentially a Pakeha and Maori bicultural country. Like one in four Australians I was born overseas and my wife is from Taiwan. We are not unusual as either individuals or as a couple.

    Australia is a very successful multicultural society in its modern form. It's dark past is mainly due to monocultural activities. That is also true for the US. Most multicultural countries had a past history of being a monocultural state which was the vogue thing for colonies to do. With time they have transmuted and became more tolerant and open and more successful and wealthy.

    So yes the dark past of slavery, starvation (buffalo decimation) and germ warfare are certainly evil. But that's what you get in a monocultural driven society.
    The UK is an advanced multicultural society, parts are no longer multicultural but monocultural, sharia-zones where the police won't come unless they are heavily armed. That is going to happen to the other countries you mention as well. I have family in Perth and Sydney and it has the same problems as any European country that has been enriched. Islam. Disclaimer, it is hardly a problem in the Neds despite a large muslim population.
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    You need to stop reading the daily mail frags.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greyblades View Post
    You need to stop reading the daily mail frags.
    I don't read Daily Mail. These neighbourhoods are all over Europe, the worst in Southern France and Belgium. Good luch tryin to live with tolerance and respect where culture has been enriched. There are only demands.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fragony View Post
    The UK is an advanced multicultural society, parts are no longer multicultural but monocultural, sharia-zones where the police won't come unless they are heavily armed.
    Bovine excrement - our Police have no such problem and are very rarely "heavily armed" I have no idea where you even picked this up from - even the Daily Mail would never try to claim this...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Moody View Post
    Bovine excrement - our Police have no such problem and are very rarely "heavily armed" I have no idea where you even picked this up from - even the Daily Mail would never try to claim this...
    Frag would probably think the Thames Walk was a journey through wartorn territory, starting from the east end of the most multicultural city in the world, and continuing unbroken through the centre, and through to the west. When I did it, armed only with a backpack carrying food and water, the only discomfort I encountered was weary feet. Sometimes I wonder if the London Frag and others describe is related to the London I've known all my life.

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    Big lol at that. Have an awesome time celebrating multiculturalism in Brussels or Marseillei, and yes Londen, you know the one you know. Where islam has settled itself things change, really fast. That is also especially true for the Vikings.
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