jamiediscos

I was born in London. I grew up amongst and got on with all colours of people and the common factor was, we were all British. Then other countries swamped London and we were told multiculturalism was a good thing. Spoiler alert, it isn’t. Instead of everyone becoming British, we saw our society overwhelmed. Brits never seemed to rise any further on the housing waiting list as more and more people arrived and jumped the queue. Then the new people took over issuing the housing and so the Brits had no choice but to leave. I stayed there for 50 years in the same borough. My whole family has gone except one cousin. I wanted everyone who arrived to become British like we were, instead I guess we are expected to be like them. However their culture is alien to me and does not offer the same freedoms, especially to women and gays. So I eventually quit London myself 10 years ago. In that time, the area I now live in has started to change like London did. New homes go to newcomers and locals struggle. Rinse and repeat. I don’t blame people for wanting to come to Britain, but they mostly turn it into what they supposedly wanted to escape from. Brits have nowhere to go. We are just fading away. I expect to be called racist for this post. That’s what they do, but if stating facts makes me racist, under some sort of new bizarre definition, then I guess the cap fits. Why is it wrong to want to live in the county and society you were born into? It was a good one.