Immigration Is What Makes Britain Great | The Russell Howard Hour

[@Snowflakes89]

Used to be a carer for dementia & mental illness and loved it, but damn it was hard. Holding a lady's hand whilst she took her last breaths, no family around just Me who'd cared for her for 3 years. She had dementia but knew my voice, moments that stay with you forever. I praise the profession. it's more meaningful than most understand.

[@abdulrahman31350]

😂😂😂😂 and how much is in your bank account????

[@Mortthemoose]

Thank you so much for doing that work. My beloved mum was in a nursing home 500 miles from me. We had no other family. I'm alone and disabled with Chronic Illnesses/Chronic Unbearable Pain. My mum passed in 2015 and I wasn't there. It broke my heart, and I'm still not over it (she was my best friend), but the wonderful staff were there with her when she passed, and that is the only comfort that I have. She also had Dementia and the staff said that she wouldn't have recognised me even if I had been there. Carers work such long hours in such demanding jobs, and they have huge hearts. xx 💐

[@ctapps4886]

My full respect to you. Your work in my opinion is absolutely priceless ❤.

[@michaeluwuowo]

​@@abdulrahman31350that's your reaction. That's your reaction. THAT'S your reaction. Disbelief.

[@fuucaran]

@@michaeluwuowo some people have no soul

[@fattyburgeryank]

Care workers deserve more pay as they do the work that 99% of this country wouldn’t do

[@GDJ_R1]

what look after the people that brought them into this world

[@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painter]

I wouldn't do it because I don't want to wipe arses and be forced to work Christmas day

[@challenger2031]

Having been a carer now for a year and a half I love my job, it's challenging in terms of the work we do but when after every shift you finish, I feel alot of joy for what I do, helping those who just need support and help.

[@andrewmorton395]

I totally agree

[@berniefynn6623]

NOT if coloured, paying them more will only encourage more.

[@eliakimjosephsophia4542]

There's no laughs in the fact, at least two women have died in the last year in the hands of care workers that couldn't understand English and the emergency services. The Chief Medical Officer, told the government that they had to improve the English test to include medical terminology. They replied, that it was to complicated to change it. Disgraceful, that there are care workers that don't know what the words "breathing", "bleeding" and "alive" means! GDP has gone through the floor, the country is in recession. Latest research is that immigration is costing us billions every year, trillions in debt. The Dutch found that it was non-western immigration that has cost them 17BN every year. If care workers were paid a proper wage for the job, there would be many more British care workers.

[@Kwippy]

In pre-EU Britain, especially London, service industry workers like waiters, cashiers, were mostly surly or at best indifferent toward customers and could barely hide their annoyance with tourists. Post millennium Britain, you had smiling friendly waiters/waitresses and baristas, cashiers willing to help you out with new-fangled check out machines. Many of them were EU immigrants and they transformed London into a tourist friendly place.

[@ElPigeonMan]

did you really just call london a friendly tourist place ? it’s number 1 for crime rate in europe since mass immigration

[@Buggsyboro]

Never was or has been friendly

[@nc-wx8ds]

Not from EU countries for the most part. Many don't speak English nor do they want to be British. More anti-Tory tripe. And I don't like Tories.

[@lamestreammedia3154]

You forgot to add the new workers are also cheap as chips 😊 who will serve my coffee at pret?

[@geminiXXX]

Being Eastern European myself - I can't imagine Eastern European waiters being polite or even smiling 😆 There's joke running amongst expats living here in Prague that Czech cuisine is basically German food served rudly 😆

[@motomaggs7164]

Wow, everything Russell says here is so challenging to the mainstream narrative, what an insightful genius who’s obviously thought deeply about these topics and isn’t just regurgitating nonsense to make him appear progressive and right on…..

[@waynenash6008]

Have to love Russell, he lives in Leamington spar,, if he moved and lived in nearby Coventry, or Birmingham for a year I might give a toss about his opinion

[@lizjohnson1276]

I'm American. My mom became a citizen at 17 along side her parents and little brothers. They were English, except for my Irish grandmother. One of my grandfather's favorite rants? How the history of Great Britain proves that immigration makes for great nations.

[@dakotathacker3821]

Proper*** immigration

[@lizjohnson1276]

Like, oh, I don't know, 1066?

[@jamesgreen8573]

Your version maybe

[@lizjohnson1276]

Ha ha ha

[@peterthomas5792]

@liz Johnson: > "immigration makes for great nations" Only up to a point. America is doing its best to limit immigration from it's southern borders, but compare the population densities of the USA & the UK. USA: 36 per sq Km. UK: 281 per sq Km - nearly 8 times as many. The USA population would have to rise to 2.5 BILLION to match the UK population density - is that something America would welcome whilst still supporting immigration? A population increase of 8x? I suspect not. On a side issue, if the history of Great Britain proves anything, it's that colonisation makes for great nations.

[@GemplaysSims2]

In my 8 years of care I have looked after people with all sorts of health problems. I went from learning disability care to residential and dementia care then both with end of life care. Russell: to be a carer you need compassion, patience, kindness, could you wash and feed an 80 year old man with dementia? Me: yes I’ve done it multiple times Russell: could you provide 24 hour care for a disabled person? Me: my brother is non-verbal and has autism. He spends weekends with me, he self harmed last week and all I could do was stop him hitting himself. Russell: could you hold the hand of a dying woman? Me: I held the hand of many dying men and women. When they pressed the alarm and another carer went, often they asked for me. Too many hands I have held during their last breathe.

[@deepak_kodi]

Just wanted to say, Thank you for helping people!

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

As a retired nurse of fifty years service, it's what we do best as humanity, care. People who don't understand that simple fact of life, need keeping an eye on.

[@Buggsyboro]

Nice one what you want? People to call you a hero?

[@Niki-mp8qe]

​@@Buggsyboro someone feels inadequate

[@idkwhybut...]

I'll call you a hero because that's exactly what you are. Our guardian angels. I'm so grateful for people like yourself.

[@KrisAdamsTV]

I agree with that carer lady. I had a girlfriend who was a carer. They work really really hard. I think the government should subsidise these jobs and chip in on top of their contractual salary. They should get more money for how difficult and important the job is (similar to teachers, etc).

[@blablup1214]

The problem is, that the money has to come from somewhere... Means, either you cut some other costs down or you make more dept....

[@lavrentievv]

Don't disagree. Salaries are based on how many people are willing to do said jobs. Bizarrely carers are "a dime a dozen" so to speak. I guess many people find it fulfilling enough to do? I got government help when i was caring for my dying dad, so at least there is some help.

[@stephanguitar9778]

Most care homes are parasite businesses. Operate their ownership and tax affairs from tax havens, load the business up with pretend debt that interest of 10%+ has to be paid back to the very same owners (via another off shore company owned by the same people) and thus ostensibly making the care home a profit free enterprise. We are not subsidising the care homes, we are subsidising the owners tax free life of excess and unearned wealth.

[@lightweightben]

My mum was a home carer. She had to pay for her car and petrol to visit each client and they cost became so expensive she was actually spending almost as much as she was earning. I find it incredible now that her yearly salary was less than what I often earn in a week. It’s basically voluntary work and it should be paid so much better than it is.

[@recall2880]

If you have a carers job and they aren’t paying mileage allowance then why would you do it. Most pay mileage and there’s plenty of them. If you are paying your own fuel it makes sense not to start with them in the first place.

[@lightweightben]

@@recall2880 yes I also found this unjust, and I’m sure it has now changed, or else why would you do the job? We now get some support for our daughters needs and the company pay for the staff vehicle, fuel and travel time allowance (£50 for 30 min drive), but we live in a more civilised country and the in the uk my mother was grossly underpaid and just took the situation she was in as normal.

[@angeldreamer5932]

I’m a career and it’s so important to me ❤ I feel honoured to do this job and it’s not easy, but it’s vital work. We all deserve more credit that this piss stain government is giving us and other essential workers.

[@yecora10]

your lucky to have a career, most people just have jobs

[@JaneAustenAteMyCat]

​@@yecora10 *you're

[@challenger2031]

Makes two of us. I bet we aren't the only one 👍👏👏

[@JimDuggan-tq2lv]

@Midget Yt To be fair he was being that guy to that guy.

[@EL-gu8fv]

From a nurse, I can tell you, the more vital the job, the less appreciated the worker. It's a British thing. Use you up, spit you out.

[@danellis-jones1591]

The pay on the UK is horrific. I'm in Western Australia and I am absolutely halfway up tge pay scale for all public sector workers. I get AU$105,000. That's close to £60,000. Ok, cost of living has an impact obviously, but it's actually pretty similar to living in London. This is what living in a Tory country means.

[@kangaroo1888]

Whats your job

[@danellis-jones1591]

@@kangaroo1888 I'm in policy. But if you're on the same agreement then you get the same as me if you're at the same level. And the majority of civil servants are on the same agreement

[@DanDan-sk3ut]

I am from the UK but now live in Sydney. I make just over $100,000 a year. I do the same job I did back home for less than £20k 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@terencelovell4735]

It’s what living IN A country where migrants drive down wages means. Been happening last twenty years. In truck driving, hospitality etc etc. corporate companies laughing all the way to the bank. ENDLESS SUPPLY of CHEAP LABOUR. THIS HAPPENED UNDER LABOUR AND TORIES. BOTH THE SAME

[@danellis-jones1591]

@@terencelovell4735 No. Immigrants get paid what British companies think they can get away with. It's the British government who had reduced workers rights. It's tge UK government who don't enforce the lax laws they do have. Immigrants are vital to the UK economy. How do you get fresh food do you think? It's not picked by lads in the city.

[@riicky83]

And there are a good percentage of the 8.45 mil that are either mentally or physically Handicapped so we have a much higher restrictions on what jobs we can do.

[@TRVoffical]

It’s so true that boris can’t even speak English

[@FortitudineVincimus]

But his quite fluent in poor haircare.

[@oe4904]

Fluent in nonsense & jibber jabber more like, lol

[@kathis6840]

I can honestly say that I think my English is better than his and I'm not a native speaker.

[@kayla-Rey22]

Well, I do know that in the English language we begin nouns such as names (Boris) with a capital letter.

[@tigrytime658]

And Boris left office to be a public speaker 😂

[@TrimTrimmer]

Why does everyone turn this in to a for or against polarisation. Brexit was never about stopping immigration all together, it was a case that we had no control, and that is not a better option than having control. No immigration would be a terrible thing, too much immigration (especially when you can’t do anything about it) is a terrible thing. Control isn’t racist or patriotic or discriminatory. It isn’t bigoted. It’s for and against. It’s fucking sensible to be in control and it’s fucking retarded to have no control. That’s what we’re dealing with.

[@teddyboysdontknit810]

Total rubbish, we always had control, since Brexit there are more immigration than before, explain that away with taking back control.

[@moth5799]

We had control beforehand, Brexit has just made everything more of a pain, along with being a communist plot to destroy the market bonds we'd built with our European brethren. Now we have to rely on investment from the CCP to stay afloat. We'll be a Chinese colony in the next 20 years thanks to all the commie knobs who voted leave.

[@nonono9194]

We've had no control since 1939

[@angelaburrow8114]

I've needed carers for about 15 years. A couple have been bad, some simply ok, but most fantastic. The latter were born to be carers as they do everything you need them to with a smile & a cheerful attitude. They became friends, & some have kept in touch with me once I lost my care. That only happened becuase my main carer left. She's wonderful & worked for me whilst she did her primary degree. She then spent a year working full time as a carer, before doing a masters in occupational therapy. During this time, she carried on her care work but only for me. Because I'd done a masters before, I offered to look over her written work, just to proof-read it. (A fresh pair of eyes is always best.) She left to work for the NHS once she'd qualified. Unfortunately the care company couldn't find me another carer, & the others I had couldn't increase their hours, sp the company cancelled all my care. I have only managed to shower once since they left 5 years ago. I'm bed-bound & my wife is also disabled. My parents are in their 80s & in poor health themselves. The only other family is my sister-in-law who lives at the other end of the country. My wife cannot stand to cook nor lift pans, so we live on ready meals, cereal & sandwiches. We've tried every single care company in a 50-mile radius & also advertise to emply someone directly, but to no avail. Our health has both suffered to such an extent the GP is trying to arrange something for us, I don't know if she'll succeed. I said at the time that the government has no idea what to do to make Brexit work & it would cause numerous problems. Brexiters spoke of having our country back, as if we didn't have it at the time. As for their lies about the EU setting our laws, WE set EU laws because we had a say in them, so it made little difference. I'm still waiting for anyone to show a single positive thing from Brexit. We have problems importing & exporting, problems getting many essential products & mass shortages, some industries are dying because we've lost workers, trade, EU hand-outs & quotas (especially for fishing). We've made it more difficut for us & Europeans to travel in & out of the country. We've even damaged our cultural life, with bands now finding it difficult to tour Europe & European bands having difficulty touring the UK, for example. Did you know that about 5-6 weeks ago, the Ukrainian state orchestra was invited to the UK for a series of concerts, at the invitation of the UK government. They were told to go to the British embassy to collect their visa, which they did but the embassay couldn't process them for some reason. As a result, only 2 received their visas, & the conductor & others had to hang around in Paris, waiting for them. The only way around it, they were told, was to arrange 24-hour express visas costing €15k, which ended up taking a weekThey asked for an explanation to put into a press release, & suddenly all the visas appeared the same day. It cost the orchestra more than £88k, with hotel costs, the charges for the emergency visas, refunds for the tickets sold for the 3 concerts that had to be cancelled, the wages for replacement musicians who had to quickly learn what they could which meant the full programme could not be played, leaving some audience memebers there also asking for a refund as the advertised music was not played. All the time, the UK government was promoting the concerts on their website as evidence of the close relations between the UK & Ukraine, not evening mentioning that some concerts were cancelled. I won't even mention the non-Brexit disasters, the stupidity, the crashing of the economy, the chronyism, the corruption, the sleaze, the law breaking & the way they're pissing all over us. I cannot stand this disgusting government. Johnson, Truss, Sunak, they're all the same, & Cameron's just as bad for offering the referendum in the first place, not campaiging properly to remain, & then for running away like the coward he is when he lost.

[@joeblogs6598]

Enjoy an even worse economy with Labour next.

[@DJMissRay]

Did I not understand you clearly or have you truly only showered once in 5 years?😮

[@stephanguitar9778]

I wish you well and everything you say is an unselfish and realistic description of today's tory government and brexit.

[@stephanguitar9778]

​@@joeblogs6598 How on earth is that possible? At the age of 66 I can tell you categorically that evey tory government ever has regressed the UK backwards in social and economic terms. Every tory government has imposed more taxes on real people and handed more free money to their cronies via one scam or another. Only a recipient of this corruption or an idiot would not understand this.

[@angelaburrow8114]

@@DJMissRay You read it right. I need someone to carry me to the bathroom, lift me onto the electric chair that's installed & shower me. My wife cannot lift me anymore because her own health has deteriorated. She tried & fell on the way back last time. Now she gives me bed baths & we have a special blow-up sink that fits around my head to wash my hair. Thankfully my wife is amazing otherwise I'd be lost. I know many in the disabled community whose partner left them. One so-called husband left because his wife could no longer have sex because it left her vomiting & passing out in pain. He said she should just put up with it for him. 🙄

[@DrenoshGaming]

Yup, I'm technically unemployed and a carer with it. I work with my caree on alot from shopping, housekeeping (harder stuff like hoovering running down bins and recycling) companionship, helping them understand the social situation tells as Asperger's make it hard for them, to learning basic physiotherapy as they have to pay for it as NHS are too understaffed to provide it for them. All that for around £500 a month. Then the government have the cheek to call the unemployed lazy as a whole, I love my technically not job and I can say I help more people (1) than they have in years...

[@ICHall-og5zk]

During the late 80's & early 90's companies stopped apprenticeships in the private and government sectors due to costs !!! now 30-40 years later the GOV and business have created the shortages Skills shortages have been created by the UK and a quick fix by importing skills is bollox !

[@NewMessage]

Can't use a mop, but wears one on his head.

[@LS-xs7sg]

Not sure stealing the youth of the world is a long term answer to servicing the needs of the metropolitan classes. Also, many non-EU groups are a net drain economically. Then you have to factor in the cultural animosity created by large scale immigration. The Tories ignored the anti-immigration sentiment represented by the Brexit vote. 50% of the population have to recognise that they have no voice in parliament and start organising accordingly

[@stephanguitar9778]

People voted brexit to get rid of EU citizens exclusively and to stop UK citizens wotking and living in Europe (thanks you scumbags) not non EU groups. Since brexit non EU people are being issued visas to the tune of 1 million per year. Its what was inevitably going to happen and was warned about 7 years ago. In the meantime 500k EU and white British are leaving every year. A brexiteers own goal.

[@siddharthbector1783]

Well, what do you propose then? I'm not sure government initiatives to boost the birth rate will work. The reason we're not having the population crises etc. that you're having in Europe is because we have immigration.

[@LS-xs7sg]

@@siddharthbector1783 I propose abandoning the current economic and social model in favour of green open spaces, low property prices and looking after our own elderly. There will be an "economic hit" to the standard of living people have become accustomed to. But eventually it will be replaced by more evolutionarily adaptive modes of behaviour. Without immigration those natives who are better able to resist modernity will have the most kids and they will pass on their genes and cultral values to future generations. Humanity will always survive. It is simply a question of which humanity. And i make no apologies for wanting to survive as a coherant ethnic group in the land of my forefathers. And I am not prepared to sell that future for an extra % of GDP or some false comfort in old age

[@siddharthbector1783]

@@LS-xs7sg I'm sorry, but what you said is total horseshit. It is a given that as countries become economically advanced, birth rates go down. I highly doubt birth rates are going to go up. Because of the lack of immigration, populations keep declining and show no sign of going up, and pro-natalist policies to encourage birth rates to increase often fail. If you want to talk about apologies, you can apologize for the shit the British Empire caused. You can't go in and mess up the futures of your former colonists and be pissed if they want to immigrate for a better future. I'm not sure you really have grounds to complain. Sure, they are independent now, but it's going to take a lot for India to recover the wealth it lost from the plundering of the British Empire, which is why they're coming over to the UK and other countries etc.. So, yeah, you probably should apologize and suck it up, buttercup.

[@vikkitee4686]

Care workers have to pass a care certificate and Identify the CQC 15 care standards in their probationary period. They go through a thorough training process and are observed in their competencies in medication, assisted people moving, nutrition and hydration and personal care. They then have options of getting their NVQ in health and social care. I can't see how this is unskilled work when they go through so much training to be able to do their jobs and receive qualifications while doing so.

[@Niki-mp8qe]

Exactly we go through alot of training, I did upset a gp once telling them what was wrong with my client for them to do their tests to say Exactly the same, done a few times with my boy and myself aswell, we have more hands on experience, that's priceless, I will say one doctor I went to recognised how important carers are as the backbone and that was refreshing

[@vikkitee4686]

@@Niki-mp8qe I am a care manager. I started off as a carer now have 17 years experience in care and am a CQC registered manager of 4 years, you are all amazing, skilled and are our absolute backbone to the country with keeping our elder community relevant, included and valued as the individuals who sacrificed their basic human rights for our modern advantages. Our carers are potentially the most skilled people in modern society with empathy, knowledge, behaviours and experience and should be paid and recognised as such. I love my staff and they are all amazing as I am sure all of you are. If anything gives you a smile today, I hope this coment does 😊

[@thoughtlesskills]

'Unskilled labor' is bullshit. Just another excuse to underpay the people doing ALL the actual work.

[@davidwhitehead1648]

I challenge anyone who thinks chefs are not skilled workers to do a Friday night in a professional kitchen.

[@davidwhitehead1648]

@@jettyharrison4377 Thank you, that means a lot.

[@peterthomas5792]

You wouldn't want to eat in any restaurent where I was cheffing on a Friday night :-)

[@recall2880]

@@peterthomas5792 why?

[@peterthomas5792]

@@recall2880 You've obviously never tasted my cooking.

[@recall2880]

@@peterthomas5792 I’ll send my wife round to taste it

[@MasterCheeks-2552]

Tell that to the Nottingham victims families

[@colonelturmeric558]

And the victims of grooming gangs who are forced to see their rapists walk free or escape deportation. And lee rigby. And the lad in jericho,oxford who was stabbed to death by four young black lads over a few quid. List goes on and on

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[@WaddenSeaSiren]

The income barrier stops nurses, teachers, etc from coming over. That so much of a thing they had to put an addendum in that if you are a teacher, a nurse or in another field that is in high demand, that they'll make an exception for you. xD

[@crazyedits50]

@@unknown_name_389 the immigrants tend to do the jobs British workers won't do. .

[@llamabean529]

​@left_blank have you seen teachers striking for better pay? Wherever they are from they are still technically low paid

[@swe113]

Russell howard bringing sad news with an infectious smile

[@VIEWITIS]

You mean mocking his countrymen as if they're dunces too stupid to work or speak English. Might as well row himself out in the channel and call himself African.

[@thernfoster4360]

What's the sad news

[@hiss9989]

What’s funny is that I wanted to work as a courier in the UK, and was considering earning a truck license down the line

[@jaykay3407]

The moment you have to equate human lives to a £ number. You've already lost the argument. They're not slaves! They are simply not wanted by the majority of Brits.

[@j.harrison6744]

A stupid, false equivalent, metric. Immigrant workers generate more money per-capita because, on aggregate, native-Brit figures will include the mentally ill, the disabled, the homeless and pensioners. Futher, what's good for the economy is not always good for society.

[@godfriedmontana2705]

Here's another joke. 4:00: "If we reduce immigration there's going to be millions of jobs to fill". No there won't, because immigrants are not only workers but also consumers and create new vacancies as fast they fill old ones. And when they leave the opposite happens. The number of vacancies is not affected by immigration. That's why 7 million immigrants from 2000 to 2019 (pre-pandemic) did not reduce the number of vacancies. And before you say it, the huge jump in vacancies in 2021 had nothing to do with Brexit but was caused by the fact that most people had saved a pile of money during the pandemic and wanted or needed to spend it. Don't believe me? The situation was/is even more extreme in the Netherlands which didn't have Brexit/Nexit. They even had a big shortage of truck drivers. The trouble is that most people are economically illiterate and easy prey for the conmen of LibLabCon and the media (e.g. the BBC). That's the biggest laugh on the planet.

[@SA-ff9uc]

Some strange dissonance here. If immigration is good for wages and the economy why do we have terrible wages and a really weak economy despite unprecedented levels of immigration?

[@dimajo3057]

it's super good for the economy if you don't count the money that is given to them, and the costs of prisons, crimes, courts etc. If we remove all the things that are an utter drain it's a huge benefit. What a wanker this man is, the people who assist this evil in their own country are the worst of them.

[@davrosdarlek7058]

If capitalism is great, trickle down economics works and inequality is at its highest ever then why are we in recession?

[@h____hchump8941]

Your blasphemy should facilitate your ex-communication. Immigration is good, that is an immutable fact that cannot be disproven with statistics or arguments.

[@kravan5063]

@@davrosdarlek7058 Lmao no way ur suggesting capitalism isnt good

[@sliv_dawg]

@@h____hchump8941how is it a fact? Idk just been told its a good thing!

[@jimalteri8169]

I don't care how shitty the culture gets, how many traditions get forgotten, how little I have in common with massive parts of the population. Blind economic progress at all costs!

[@aaronmarygreenwood2868]

Comedic effect is finely (in the sense of 'skillfully') all around us. 😊

[@benitolazio8193]

Privileged Millionaire Comedian tells millions of poor natives how the Housing crisis , NHS overstretching , crime in poor areas and downpressing of wages is a small price to pay , coz muh diversity.

[@sovkhan4359]

Exactly. What a load of left wing todge this man speaks. He used to be very funny a few years back but now he just feeds the woke leftard agenda. He’s been getting less and less views and now resorts to woke garbage for “humour”. Hardly a comedian anymore 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@nefariousjackal6195]

That election control joke was on point with great, almost hesitant delivery. Brilliant!

[@kjkj4725]

As EU immigrants that left UK before official Brexit, we replaced +-30k £ for +-100k € (both) UK currently has nothing to offer.

[@scotfrog2256]

£25,600 ? I wish I were on that!

[@chrismcgowan5180]

really?

[@lJADU]

That’s kind of depressing… £25k is not enough.

[@Niki-mp8qe]

I agree one can dream

[@lJADU]

@@aidaneaglesfield9148 Not sure I've made less than 30k my entire professional career - sounds like things in the UK aren't looking too hot. Though last time I visited it did seem like things were cheap. With healthcare being free and education not *too* bad, perhaps it's enough? Is a dual income family making 40-50k household enough? Or can a single person making less than 25k live comfortably?

[@volkhane]

@@lJADU You in USA, cus professional salaries are huge over there, but so are prices. 25k for one person not in london or another expensive area is plenty, though you might have trouble trying to live in those places or start a family or something. Wages overall are far too low, not just in low paid jobs but some more well paid professions as well like teachers and NHS workers. the whole ladder needs to be moved up, and definitely adjusted a bit so people like careers aren't so underpaid.

[@jeanyluisa8483]

3:06 Boris cannot use a mop, but he would be a perfect one.

[@squishymooncake7608]

I'm sure he'll resort to it when everything goes to shit again and he realises he can "actually" be useful 🤣

[@radb9501]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤👍🎯🎯🎯

[@mirdala5231]

I take issue with that Russell, that gate could be fun to play on, or hop over or something. I would say it was more useful than most MPs. 🤣🤣

[@leehall9015]

Immigrant workers as carers can’t be past checked yet UK workers are ! So if someone from deepest darkest Africa could be a rapist and like I had him washing my mum in the bath!!!!!! Alone …! Next another was watching a woman who was known to fall over,I walked in and she was doing her nails and not watching the woman … anyone want anymore? I have loads from 5 years of going to various homes to see my Mum till she passed…

[@JimmyTimmy-wh8dz]

The establishments favourite "comedian".

[@henryd6746]

What does that even mean 😂

[@starapplier3662]

He’s angry because Russell doesn’t hate foreigners

[@thernfoster4360]

​@@henryd6746Fool

[@Tyke107]

the immigration points system works in other countries so why not here? If we didn't give them benefits, housing and free health care as soon as they arrive, there wouldn't be half as many coming to the UK.

[@andrewmorton395]

I totally agree I have Autism 66 now and really struggle to get a support worker

[@briangad.]

@andrewmorton395 Are you alright?

[@andrewmorton395]

@@briangad. No I am really struggling now

[@manuelmonteiro4654]

Im from the EU and lived a formidable life in the UK for almost 20 years, as I did I my old country but hated going back there- to an antiquated country that does not want to modernise or experiment and seek improvement. The UK is a great place to live and work. I entirely accept Brexit as a reaction to something that was not quite suitable for some or misunderstood, and I even accept the zig-zags and twists that these experiments may take. In the UK I met hard working, smart people, educated or less educated- but most had great work ethic and we all learn from one another- migrants and natives alike. Immigration needs to be regulated indeed, as a migrant myself (skilled and all lol) I'd like the new country where I moved to, to be sheltered from future waves of bad immigrants. It's not a question of all or nothing - immigration yes, but regulated fairly for those coming, as well as for those living here, like myself a migrant. I don't think there is one single hard working migrant that would not like to see a good immigration system in place. The points system is simple, and a good start- and im sure we can all improve on it. The UK government has always welcomed recommendations and feedback, if one really care all one has to do is make constructive suggestions (and take the piss a little bit too, as is traditional, but more constructive recommendations). I think for example that a probation period for immigrants is a good idea, as well as more information about the culture and habits- to ensure a smooth integration. Germany does an excellent job at integration (not sure about their overall policy making) and can be looked at as an example.

[@manuelmonteiro4654]

In Germany it's said that they are very welcoming to migrants as well as refugees- and they can even make a mistake or two, and when they turn the other cheek, and if there's no improvement, then it's followed by a severe kick in the butt. The overall approach is an effective integration process.

[@fuucaran]

Being a hitman requires immense skill and pays extremely well. Immigrants should really strive to become one.

[@davidwhitehead1648]

It's a growth industry tbf...

[@drummingtildeath]

The bloke next to me is one hundred. He has a full time carer. She literally lives in his house, never leaves. There's no work life balance, it's 24 hours a day. My dad saw her car (decent, but nothing special) and asked how she can afford it being a carer! I should bloody well hope she gets paid a decent amount, she's working way harder than either me or my dad.

[@tvdinner325]

Just think, if we educated our own population, we wouldn't be in this position.

[@stephenmurray2851]

We did educate them. It's all lies to bring in more non whites and destroy our sense of identity. Globalism my man.

[@j.harrison6744]

It's cheaper to import the already qualified than it is to train natives. That's how warped and frankly amoral our system is. Of course, the London middle-classes love all these cheaper wage-slaves.

[@tvdinner325]

@@j.harrison6744 My elderly mum is in an NHS hospital. It is so infuriating. I was married to a nurse in the 80s. The hospital staff were proud and the place was spotless. What I see now, is shameful. The dregs of the world, caring for our families, and angry to be there. The Tories have irreversibly ruined the NHS!

[@nagoranerides3150]

@@tvdinner325 The Tories have worked very hard to bring the NHS to this state; it's been their long-term goal since it was created.

[@recall2880]

@@tvdinner325 I went into hospital for the first time since the early 90s. Oh wow how much it’s changed! I worry what happens when I get ill again. I never want to go back there

[@ArtzyZero]

I have to agree with the requirement to know English. I work in retail and a lot of locals aren't from the UK and they have broken English. I don't mind them taking time to learn now that they live here, it's better for them too! And I will always do my best to try and interpret what someone is saying with broken English but there comes a point where the language barrier makes it too hard to explain to a customer what the issue is. I've had times when I've been there for 10+ minutes trying to explain to someone who doesn't speak English that their card hasn't been accepted because there's not enough money and constantly trying to pay with it as is won't fix the issue.

[@jeandrzyzgula]

Pull up google translate and show them or play the translation of what you're saying, in their language. --retail worker from the most diverse city in the USA

[@ArtzyZero]

@@jeandrzyzgula I'm not allowed to use my phone on the shop floor. I've had customers get annoyed with me for not understanding them in their language, forgive me if all I'm asking for is them to learn some basic English to make life easier for both of us. "Bag please" "Yes" "No" "This please" "How much?" "Thank you" I'm not asking for a lot here.

[@jeandrzyzgula]

​@@ArtzyZero I mean sounds like the problem there is that for some reason you're banned from using the nearly universal translator in your pocket, not whether someone has learned English. So many of these conflicts boil down to everyone getting stepped on, not on anyone who is just trying to get by.

[@ArtzyZero]

@@jeandrzyzgula I should stress the shop I work at is in a small harbour town. We see majority of people in town every day because we're one of the few food stores. We know who's a regular and who's visiting as we take pride in getting to know our regular customers and creating a strong sense of community. I feel if you're living in a different country long term then you should be learning the language, at the very least simple phrases to help you get by. I've seen foreigners who have moved here be closed off and indifferent at first but overtime open up as they become more confident with their English, letting me get to know them better. That's important to me, it's why I say learning the main spoken language of a country is good for both parties. In regards to phone being restricted though, that's just normal. It's partly for company image and to stop employees getting distracted. There's obviously exceptions that can be made but yeah, it's pretty normal as far as I'm aware.

[@tricksjames3994]

​@@ArtzyZero may e you should be happy they are shopping there and help them out ? Isn't that your job as " customer service " Instead of putting it here maybe google customer service

[@lukewhiting3025]

I think it’s disgusting that people in this country pay for care and hardly any of them speak English!

[@peterthomas5792]

> "EU migrant workers contribute £2,300 more per year than the average British citizen" "The average British citizen" includes children and pensioners - publish the figures for the average employed adult or stop quoting misleading statistics that suit your agenda.

[@omi685]

Why don't you provide the information if you know so much more?

[@joeblogs6598]

@@omi685 If you love foreigners so deeply, why not leave this country, for theirs?

[@omi685]

@@joeblogs6598 Oh, I did 😂 I am travelling the world as part of my job. I'm now sending my regards from the French Riviera!

[@joeblogs6598]

@@omi685 Good for you, just stop insisting we bring them all home.

[@omi685]

@joe blogs What are you talking about, I was just pointing out the obvious: fewer EU workers are staying, and more Africans and South Asians are coming.

[@Sayeed1601butmunchesoncurry]

How are we making this into skill based matchmaking

[@battyflaps5410]

omg yes i agree hahaha

[@moyai7996]

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[@DAKESIS17]

migrant here - my family pays thousands every month in taxes. Working hard, raising a family. Everyday I see Brits with a cider in their hand, walking around gracefully, no worry in the world. On who's money? Who's taxes? They dont pay prescriptions, they dont work, because of 'health problems'. Lovely life.

[@SW-fn7cl]

​@Animal Based one of the other issues you have though is that the British population is getting increasingly older and retiring so immigration helps with levels of people working and paying tax into the system. I think the main issue is that immigration is exploited by those in powerful positions and used for their own interests in any given situation, rather than for the benefit of anybody. Then the people being exploited start turning on each other. That book sounds interesting btw I'm going to read it.

[@terrenceroll3848]

Native here. My family pays thousands every month in taxes, working hard, raising a family. Every day I see nonwhites with kebabs in their hand, walking around dead-eyed with seven children they don't pay for, no worry in the world. On who's money? Who's taxes? They don't pay prescriptions, they don't work, because of "culture". Lovely life.

[@martinjamessmith1045]

How much do the migrants that have been living here for years and years and never worked for whatever reason cost ??

[@terrenceroll3848]

who cares IMPORT MORE OF THEM DON'T ASK QUESTIONS

[@stillincompetent6844]

I feel like those that haven't worked with or as a carer often don't understand how much they have to know how to do on top of the emotional side of things. My mum was a carer and she used to tell me things that would blow my mind, like how for particularly old people they had whole techniques dedicated just to getting them out of bed without seriously injuring them, and how they'd have to make sure the person was adjusted in their sleep every few hours due to other health complications I can't remember the specifics of. And that's just for caring for an elderly person who is in bed. Imagine the shit you need to be able to do to take care of them when they're awake too. Low skill job my ass.

[@DavidCloud-t9v]

Take care KZbin are pulling down opinions on this they cant upset the boat invaders

[@daisysingh4659]

My relaxing channel ❤it thank you RH!!😅

[@ChocoLater1]

I identify myself as an expat in the UK and not immigrant.

[@jadecarpet]

I crack up at the English thinking they own the word "expat", which, in full, means, expatriate! I'm an expat from Ireland ffs. My husband & I crack up at interviews where we hear... "us expats... Too funny. A country is built on immigrants backs. Just ask the Irish 😝

[@user-wickedflower]

@@jadecarpetI crack up that you think you need to explain expat😅

[@jacquelinebrennan4508]

@user-wickedflower Well, some people are so dim, it's not just words they need explaining!

[@jacquelinebrennan4508]

@user-mp3zp8of6h In the country they move to to live? They are immigrants. To other english people, they are ex-pats.

[@moth5799]

I make a point of calling the Brits living in Spain immigrants and not expats, it seems to really upset them.

[@paikiah77]

Moved here in the UK 9 months ago due to work re-assignment... I pay over GBP60k on taxes a year but I am not allowed to receive public funds nor see much benefit at the moment 😢

[@terrenceroll3848]

why do you need public funds?

[@colonelturmeric558]

How it should be, public funds are for those who need it. If you pay £60k in tax thats clear you dont

[@sebastianliwinski222]

Don't worry man ,all your taxes are going to accommodate refugees, their accomodation/food/ travel money and so on.

[@crazyedits50]

The reason there was a shortage of drivers was nothing to do with Brexit.. most of the foreign drivers left due to ir35;.. as most were self employed. And ir 35 meant that they would be able to earn the same wage in their home countries than in the UK. And British drivers left in their droves because of shite wages. Some hgv drivers are paid less that £12 per HR. Where as driving a tractor in construction earns between £18 and £24 pH .

[@colonelturmeric558]

Also dvla body for hgv 1 and 2 won a two day working week through the unions. Brexit is the scapegoat for everything

[@buffi944]

The government will need to supply council housings for the next of kin and build more jails for the unhappy ones.

[@LHRTW]

Better re education camps for anti business anti immigration lot

[@lillibitjohnson7293]

It always amazes me at how gullible a majority of people can be to fall for obvious propaganda wrapped in nationalism and patriotism

[@lillibitjohnson7293]

@MR .TEA. and yet the British think it was perfectly ok for them to move to other European countries to build or buy homes and not speak that countries language lol Britain isnt special Why you all act like you’re more important than other countries is mind boggling And that’s precisely why it’s ignorance and bigotry that got brexit past the post Britain, just like every other white country has a very low birth rate that doesn’t replace the citizens. If you don’t allow migration you’ll fail as a country and your GDP will drop dramatically

[@Uygkuyfkutfkytfkutfv]

If you think EU migrants pay more tax than natives, then its you falling for the propaganda. Likewise if you think the average Muslim family fits the 2.4 children with two earning parents model of taxation, again you are a fool.

[@lillibitjohnson7293]

@@Uygkuyfkutfkytfkutfv you could at least try to veil your racism

[@joeblogs6598]

@@lillibitjohnson7293 Observations aren't racist.

[@johnallen7807]

Well, you've fallen for it, you watch these lies! Even the ONS states that on balance there is no economic benefit from mass immigration not to mention the destruction of British society and culture, all done without even asking the voters!

[@sk-ol7zi]

In London,I can see lots of people coming from Europe but they are not native European they have different national backgrounds

[@siddhrajdhadhal8372]

Having visited the UK number of times and having travelled the country extensively I feel that the UK is a great tourist destination BUT Allowing illegal people to get full benefits whilst rejecting visitor visa of people who have travelled the world is sheer nonsense

[@guantou2520]

UK muslim population = 5%. UK muslim prison population = 16% and rising at an alarming rate

[@teddyboysdontknit810]

Then its a pity you voted for Brexit, no more French, Germans, Polish Dutch and Spanish, all recently replaced by Indian and Asian muslims, your vote your choice.

[@guantou2520]

@@teddyboysdontknit810 French, Germans, Polish Dutch and Spanish, all arrive legally and therefore have employment and means of support.

[@ajorngjdonaydbr]

A source for your figures please?

[@crabapples1995]

@@teddyboysdontknit810 how do you know how he voted. I voted remain but am critical of the immigration situation. If you want to live in a ethnically and religiously divided Balkanised hell zone we are going the right way about it, particularly with people wilfully pretending it’s not happening.

[@guantou2520]

@@ajorngjdonaydbr ONS

[@lhourigan1]

Wonderful as usual ❤

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

[@mellowgam3r352]

no immigration doesnt make britain great it further raises the cost of living and housing in an already fragile system that is exploited by people illegally entering a country, if I swam to france I wouldn't be given a house or any form of payment or any support at all. so why is it 1 thing for them and another for us

[@simbabwe2907]

Sorry but the notion of people believing because of over population they should not get kids in the last 30 years. Than when the native population becomes old(because they didn't get childrin) telling them they need immigration is just. There is nothing wrong with liking identity. If I go to Amerika I want to see American stuff. If I go somewhere I would prefer living in a place were people have things in common regardless if they like eachother or not. Shared history. Shared values. Shared rituals. There is nothing wrong with that. It's necessary.

[@katkin4444]

I receive 24nhrs care at home by a team of staff working 12hr shifts. I'd be dead without them & I'm very grateful for them.

[@mightywhite4553]

That's not the point though , it's about how many they keep letting you can't get a dentist if you need one , NHS on its arse , you have to queue everywhere you go

[@Avalon_1991]

Controller immigration is necessary as you can fill skill gaps in certain sectors. Uncontrolled immigration is a terrible thing as the infrastructure can't keep up. There are only so many houses, school places and hospital beds that one country can provide.

[@shanesquuaaaddd7031]

None of which are being built by the lazy corrupt liars at the top! "Pay rises" not being funded and forced to come out of an already spread thin budget. The UK is 2% built on, we have *more than enough* land to house "uncontrolled immigration" and our unhoused population, but those at the top don't give a shite.

[@TheMusicalElitist]

Yeah but it was ok for the Brits to rape and pillage the world was it?

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

This is never discussed. There's nothing wrong with immigration. But look at the numbers now. It's obscene. News reporting just this week 600k into the UK and projected to be nearly 1 million net by the end of this year. You can't tell me we can possibly be building enough infrastructure, hospitals, schools, houses to keep up with the population of Birmingham added to our nation every year. And going up all the time. 5 years from now it will be 1.5 million. Where does it stop? Uncontrolled immigration hurts everyone, in fact it hurts the immigrants already here worst of all if truth be told.

[@stephanguitar9778]

We've never had uncontrolled immigration. That's a brexiteers myth just like the sunlit uplands and unicorns we were promised by the twin scumbag con men Farage and BJ

[@Lambda_111]

And yet if you voice this opinion people think you hate all immigrants. Unfortunately most people don't get that which is sad...

[@lolly4840]

5:33 i dont like the idea that britain itself has NO culture, that is a pure lie, you can embrace other cultures and still have your own

[@markjones3459]

So why has more immigration not worked out then

[@the-mechanics-of-all]

Brilliant!

[@JacobSnell1998]

I guess I was always under the idea that the majority of the people living in a place called 'England' ought to be 'English', the majority of the people living in a place called 'Korea' ought to be 'Korean', and the majority of the people living in a place called 'Nigeria' ought to be 'Nigerian'. But I suppose it is right that by 2070 native-born Englishmen ought to become a minority in England. You try and do this in Syria and see how kindly the take to being made a minority in their own homeland.

[@joeblogs6598]

Muslims have reminded us that being the least peaceful, least forgiving, least merciful, and most viscous group in the room is the way to get things done. Peaceful solutions are not the answer to our problems. Red and blue ties go in the same direction, just at different speeds.

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

But then whose fault is that. We only contrast to the nations you mention because we have become fat and soft and sensitive to accusations of racism. This is why it's possible for the traitors in charge to defile our country and culture in this way.

[@colonelturmeric558]

Glad to see someone with a brain here

[@terencelovell4735]

But it’s ok England has always had this many immigrants we just didn’t notice 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sjn7688]

My criticism about immigration is that we already have a housing crisis. We can't house the people who are already here, how are more people coming over here going to make that better?

[@omi685]

There are properties available, yet the rent is through the roof.

[@sjn7688]

@@omi685 Because there are too many people and not enough supply, which is why they're so expensive. If something is very high in demand and there isn't enough supply to match it, there is a scramble to get what you can. And my question remains, How are more immigrants going to bring house prices down? Or improve the crisis in any way?

[@ldlm91]

Ah, the good ol' comedian explaining economics.. It's got to be true if it's funny!

[@Itsembish.]

He has a degree in economics,Im pretty sure he knows what he is talking about.

[@ldlm91]

@@Itsembish. That still doesn't make him an authority on anything. Especially if he is talking gibberish

[@nathancloke8970]

Ive worked with migrant workers on building sites and what not, worked the same job, same hours and same amount of days. How are they contributing more than me each year ??? Also, They send alot of thier wages home as well, i put all my money back into the economy via, shopping, fuel and so on, my money does not leave the country. Not knocking migrant workers at all, i just wanna know how they are providing more than me ?? Im just an average British citizen.

[@waynenash6008]

There counting every British citizen, the pensioners school children , the disabled, and professional unemployed, not to mention the 60 percent of Muslims who don't work, but have Brit citizenship, and comparing them with the average working migrant,, it's a manipulation of figures,😒

[@garyhayes4867]

I think we need the right as citizens to have a vote of no confidence in the whole government

[@khewittmusic2561]

We do.... It's called a rebellion.

[@Lambda_111]

​@@khewittmusic2561 With what though? They took away the right to own guns and they cracked down on knives xD

[@zac491]

Any government that helps local industries by increasing migration so that there are more people to rip off instead of making those same companies pay decent wages is not a government of the people. Not against immigration at all, immigration is mostly a positive. But dont kid yourself, the reason the parties want to increase immigration is not just for more skilled workers, thats only half of it. The other half is they can get migrants to work for chips. Its widespread practice in Australia where Im from, many farms have been caught out paying literal slave wages to foreign workers, we have slavery again in Australia. And the governments are top blame, both of them!

[@zac491]

Different situations im not comparing the two, just trying to point out the exploitation. Yes we need immigrants, our country is nothing without immigrants.

[@teddyboysdontknit810]

bla, bla, bla, yes you are against immigration or you wouldn't have written such rubbish!

[@theroach2204]

being an politician is low skill work.

[@johnba291972]

Must be very self-satisfying tho, just not satisfying for anyone else.

[@richardgreen3910]

There's not enough farmland to feed our overpopulated country now and what there is is only possible by stacking people in high rise but this can't avoid their needs having to be met when they come down to ground level

[@BritishBoy818]

I’ve done the math and we sent the EU £350 million daily and if immigrants make £2,300 more per year and there’s 1.2 million immigrants in this country it would be £2.76 billion yearly which would only 7.8 days of the 47 years we were in the EU so we were destined for Brexit and I will support it no matter what Btw most royal families in Europe are of German decent,most countries use Greek democracy and most countries get shipments from Chinese sellers so you really aren’t making a point there we aren’t rooted in embracing other cultures we’re rooted in driving away other cultures

[@snotnosedlilkid]

Why the laughter when English was a requirement? NHS appointments take twice as long for non English speakers plus the extra cost of interpreters.

[@samk4475]

9Jun23 your two favorite individuals with the shaggiest hair are dominating the news. Where are you?!😂😂😂

[@martinfretwell]

Imigrants have a very hi percentage in prison too. Take things as you see them dont listen to anyone always decide things for yourself.

[@johnba291972]

Yes question everything if you want to know the truth on any matter.

[@GoodByeKyle]

yeah right,

[@fabtate8621]

Russel you’re a legend❤❤❤❤

[@kayla-Rey22]

Yes, a legend. But possibly slightly annoyed that you can't spell his name properly.

[@linok20able]

Really good !

[@jodavies8952]

I had a truck driver letter from Boris...........it didnt make any difference to me ,Dad always labelled politicians as Pillocks,which the dictionary definition is 👍.

[@crazyedits50]

I had one on the day the DVLA removed my hgv because of my health. 🤣🤣🤣

[@TinaDanielsson]

@@crazyedits50 You should have sent them the letter and demanded that they gave it back 😂😂

[@newyorkcityabductschild]

Although i agree, his facts are slightly out, based in a 40 hour week, 25k is less than £2 above minimum wage. Loads of the jobs he mentioned pay more than 25k pa

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Immigration is international finance capitalism importing an OVER SUPPLY of labour in, which is a race to the bottom particularly for the working class. Oligarchs love immigration. Capitalism will never invest in training or increase pay and conditions if it can just fly in labour. Back in the day the Left understood this, even Bernie Sanders was anti immigration.

[@ElPigeonMan]

we’re doomed as a nation when people like Howard thinks net 600,000+ a year immigrates isn’t enough. we’re coming to the stage of london being a war zone, nobody being able to buy houses ect ect

[@ljt3084]

Even more reason to NOT blame those exploited. i.e, immigrants.. Setting the Poor against the poor has always been the preserve of the wealthy minority.

[@jooseppielleese7156]

@@ljt3084 But you then call people who talk about it racist though like a useful idiot for those very same wealthy elites or communists muppets who think its good because the working class under pressure are more likely to revolt.

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

@@aidaneaglesfield9148 But "line must go up" has been government policy for decades now. Even at the expense of everything we hold dear about our country. My town high street could now be in Islamabad if you didn't know better, but at least we are not at the bottom of the G20 league table.

[@colonelturmeric558]

Well the channel migrants know what theyre doing.. and yet its fine to blame the natives for everything

[@rockykoast7065]

Loved this! 👍

[@bumblebee2956]

There is no such thing as low skill works😂. Even a simplest job can cause havoc if there is no one to do it 😅

[@cogitorium1089]

I wouldn't be able to clean a house well if my life depended on it

[@JanuszKunikowski]

What about deaf and mute people who know English in writing - just shows you the lack of consideration in this government.

[@greyfox32_5]

England thrives on incorporating other cultures into our own. If we got rid of everything foreign, we wouldn't have a single thing left in our museums.

[@mariaharmani5013]

Incorporating? More like looting other countries! Not only that, you wouldn't have anything left in your takeaways, in your food etc.

[@mariaharmani5013]

@@jettyharrison4377 love the way you used the word 'showcase' ! All this fluffy language when actually england looted the world over and continues to do so in other forms of democratic slavery.

[@moth5799]

@Animal Based It merges, there's no separation. Chicken Tikka Masala is as much British as it is Indian, and it's part of all of "our" culture now. That's a good thing. We shouldn't shut down the economy just because some snowflake like you can't handle the free market.

[@jannenreuben7398]

It's hard to tell if you're being facetious or not, but museums in other countries have foreign stuff in them too you know...

[@colonelturmeric558]

It doesnt really, the celts had a great country. Saxon aristocracy changed that for the worse and about came serfdom with the normans. You have rose tints on

[@luvelyjubely]

0:10 “The Bright and the best” anyone who is bright would see how much of a Kip the UK is at the moment

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

And yet there are probably a billion people who would move here tomorrow if they could.

[@swankierSpy2658]

Not sure what i would like more? To have England as a perfect country and allowing migrants and non of the ridiculous stuff with the government and upper class Or Have everything all in shambles as it is and be able to keep on watching these videos of you mocking it all

[@teddyboysdontknit810]

Frankly you don't have a choice, the UK like most countries is made up of people who come here to invade or escape poverty and persecution. How far would you like to go back, we have DNA from the Romans, the Vikings the Celts the Normans and more recently Jewish people from Eastern Europe, to name just a few. White feeling of superiority and birth right.......... that's called racism.

[@colonelturmeric558]

Lol if you think migrants make this country perfect there’s no hope

[@Bronzehans]

When is this from? I had nightmares thinking Boris was back.

[@dondamon4669]

racism is terrible as a white man living in South London some times I can't get on a bus, I can't walk down certain roads, can't certain estates, not even some shops, hairdressers! The only people that talk about racism is students and the middle class and upper class that have only been around white people there whole life. What we should do is all the immigrants )polish also as it's not about colour) should be moved to where all those rich people live and just build a block of flats in there villages and they can live there. The people that moan about them are the people that live around so that tells you everything coz these people aren't racist they just didn't want where they live turned upside down and I always find it strange that only ones that are unsafe in there countries are men?