Pyrpolizer wrote:Again,οut of curiosity to all civilized contemporary people of the forum, why all nations don't just open their borders for all?
Bananiot wrote:Why blame the Brits? It is a racist post anyway.
P.S. I was walking down Leicester Square going towards Trafalgar Square only last week. There were thousands of people hurrying around. The majority were foreigners. So what? This is the contemporary world. We cannot go back.
Bananiot wrote:Pyrpolyser, you are oozing racism once again. You ask a silly question (why all nations don't just open their borders for all?) and you imagine you asked the billion dollar question. For you, it is either open borders or closed borders. A typical monolithic approach that resembles your views on most things we discuss.
By the way, the British society is the most tolerant society I have known. True, the Pyrpolysers of Britain will complain about the "bloody foreigners" but they are nothing but relics of the past with no future ahead of them.
zan wrote:Bananiot wrote:Pyrpolyser, you are oozing racism once again. You ask a silly question (why all nations don't just open their borders for all?) and you imagine you asked the billion dollar question. For you, it is either open borders or closed borders. A typical monolithic approach that resembles your views on most things we discuss.
By the way, the British society is the most tolerant society I have known. True, the Pyrpolysers of Britain will complain about the "bloody foreigners" but they are nothing but relics of the past with no future ahead of them.
My wife's nan was 92 when she died and only went as far as the Isle of white on her holidays. In her last years she was well looked after by her Indian and Mexican neighbors that looked after her on those daily things like shopping and making sure she was safe. They even turned up at her funeral. Her favourite saying was " You speak as you find". I miss her and her husband a lot.
Pyrpolizer wrote:Eliko with all due respect but aren't the plain ordinary people who call the foreigners "bloody foreigners" in the UK?
Personally I 've been to a country where the locals hated us because as they were saying we go there and take their jobs. As for welcoming our company, well if we exclude the curiosity factor i wouldn't count much for a lasting welcome, especially when they trace "strange" things on us.
To give you an example in Japan you just ask someone to show you the way, and the Japanese guy tells you 100 times "thank you for giving me the honor to show you the way". Well, dare you not know you have to bow a few thousand times in return and you will see how welcome you are.
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