If you are of the mindset that there is enough room for infinity migrants & our National health service, affordable housing & schools should be available to the rest of the World. You don't get to complain if you can't get affordable housing or a dentist appointment.
Funnily enough I have an appointment with the dentist tomorrow and she is, as I have stated before, most likely the most beautiful dentist in the whole of the UK. Bring on the pain, well worth it
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czend1y0xjko.amp MP calls for first-cousin marriage to be banned
Curiously, I live in a flat that I pay for, the brown people are literally upstairs but they do appear to be here legally and working; and I am not crying about it on the internet or anywhere else. I will mention the dozens of brown people living in a four star hotel a mile or so away who appear to mostly work for Just Eat and Deliveroo, having arrived at Dover courtesy of the RNLI. They wanted to be in Londonistan, where the streets are paved with gold, but ended up in Hull riding bikes around delivering take aways. I am not crying about that either as you cretins are the ones paying the taxes to pay for the hotel (making the hotel owners wealthier) and paying them to deliver burgers and pizza. Do they fit Keith’s definition of working people?
Derp. And what a ****ing short arsed ****tah stench One day you'll get a hole other than your 8 year old boys ripped fart pipes, then again probably not. Derp di derp di derp.
Apparently many sitting MPs admit to watching a television program in the 80s that glorified the Nazis. They "claim " it was supposed to be "funny " & "family friendly ". Anyone waking up yet ?
If you watch the Great escape this Christmas you are literally a Nazi apparently. Anyone waking up yet ? If i was invited on a WW2 National socialist themed stag night, I would presume the organisers have a sense of humour & not actual Nazis.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67422918.amp Fewer cousins marrying in Bradford's Pakistani community Ten years ago researchers studying the health of more than 30,000 people in Bradford found that about 60% of babies in the Pakistani community had parents who were first or second cousins, but a new follow-up study of mothers in three inner-city wards finds the figure has dropped to a mere 46%.
