Anonymous #2 1d

ngmi

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Anonymous #2 1d

Because immigration is still relevant to the US and a comparison to another country doesn't change that

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Anonymous OP 1d

It’s comparing an island nation with a global superpower who has land borders with its biggest trading partners. The comparison between England and the States is that immigration is a topic of concern. No other similarities can be made for two very different circumstances for immigration.

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Anonymous #2 1d

England was one of the global superpowers, until it started letting more immigrants than it could handle. Maybe we'll take them as a lesson for what NOT to do. They went from the most powerful country on Earth to what it is now because of their liberal policies.

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Anonymous belisarius_of_moesia 1d

The royal family also has close ties to the middle east, where they coincidentally have been very keen on taking migrants from. Perhaps they are in on it, is that what you are saying?

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Anonymous #4 1d

Really? Because brits didn't need the pamphlet. And ignore the fact that a majority of these cases are actually not perpetrated by brits, despite them making up a majority of the population (for now)

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Anonymous OP 1d

That’s not true, it’s bc their colonies (like the one we live in) all revolted, and then they fought the funny mustache man

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Anonymous #5 1d

The colonies revolted then turned around and realized they missed being taken care of, and left their cultures of war and corruption in hopes of stability. Now they are colonizing England, only making it worse, while England made them better.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Sex crimes in general? That’s majority white in the UK fam. Grooming gangs is debatable at best and best waited until the next audit comes.

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Anonymous reallynow 1d

Sex ed is also a general education taught in school, where it might not be in other nations. Or they were not able to attend one. If handing out pamphlets lowers sex crimes the fuck would you be against it for?

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Anonymous reallynow 1d

In 2001, the UK white British population was 88%. In the same year, there were roughly 12K offenses of rape. In 2025, that number was 75K, while the white British population decreased to 74%.

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Anonymous reallynow 1d

I'm against it because they didn't need it when Britain was British.

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Anonymous OP 1d

This is primarily due to changes in reporting practices rather than just a simple outburst of crime at an exponential level. Alongside the rising influence of both self care such as therapy and social media, not to mention the availability of dating apps and their affect on sexual assaults.

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Anonymous OP 1d

You also seem to mean when Britain was white with this statement and as below, which is just plainly racist. The majority of these immigrants are just coming from war zones or other non-safe environments. Simple ways to adjust them to society are beneficial in any way, and allow for them to lead productive lives and benefit the country in the long run.

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Anonymous OP 1d

And people are reporting rape more now than in 2001, many of those rapes still go unpunished—so how can we get an accurate number on what race is committing those crimes? If white Brits still make up the majority, they’re gonna be the ones committing most of the crime. That’s statistics, if brown men get charged more, we can’t even say that’s accurate stats due to racism and how easier it is to charge an immigrant over a national. The global stats still say every man of every race, and class

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Anonymous #4 1d

Commit crime at the same rate. Even sexual assault. If you remove every immigrant, white men still rape and abuse people. It’s not a race, culture, ethnicity, or class that determine sexual deviance, its education about consent and misogyny and drive for power over women.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Refugees fleeing instability created *by* colonialism, and migrants immigrating for a better life, are not colonizers you nitwit. Say that you’re afraid of colored people and be done with it. That’s what this is for you and I’m not being charitable with someone who calls immigrants “colonizers.”

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Anonymous reallynow 1d

They should also adjust to their new country! We should not be asked to adjust to them if they won't to us.

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Anonymous #4 1d

Yes but saying "british people still do it, so we should ignore the non-british people that do it more per capita" is not a good argument. The point is that they are statistically more dangerous.

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Anonymous #2 1d

No, the colonies were very stable until the leadership was kicked out. Then the colonized had a chance to build their own country, like the US, and failed. Then they tried to get back in with the same people they forced out.

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Anonymous OP 1d

But that’s not true. And I backed it up, what data shows they’re more dangerous besides your poor understanding of statistics?

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Anonymous #4 1d

Just the fact that european countries nearly always record more sex crimes every year if they accept migrants? Poland is extremely safe in this regard, only recording 500 in 2023, down from 2,300 in 2003. France, Germany, and Sweden (countries that have so far been very friendly to migrants) are in the top 10 around the world for sex crimes. Per capita, it is Sweden, France, Finland, and Belgium that are the highest ranked. All of which are easy to migrate into.

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Anonymous #4 1d

The lowest European countries per capita are Bosnia, Belarus, Poland, Serbia. None of those countries are friendly to overseas migrants, they are all vastly european. Nothing like you would see in France.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Mostly due to willingness to report rape, different methods and definitions of rape, and the victims trust of law enforcement than just prevalence. There is more likelihood you will report in Western Europe than Eastern Europe.

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Anonymous reallynow 1d

Like this guys mixing up people having increased reports of rape due to social shifts and the increase of immigration acceptance as causation, when it’s just correlation. There’s no data that defines certain races as the groups that engage in crime more, and all data proves against that, immigrants as a whole commit less crime, if they do commit crime it’s against people of their own background, and Europe as a whole is having a major rise in female targeted crime, the whole world is.

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Anonymous reallynow 1d

And how do you know this? Or is this just off the top of your head? The UK, Belgium, and Germany for example have some of the strictest laws against rape in the entire UK, even though they have such high numbers. Also trust in law enforcement in western europe is decreasing, given situations like Henry Novak, who was arrested after being stabbed by a migrant.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Sorry, I said entire UK but I mean all of Europe, I don't know why I said that.

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Anonymous OP 1d

You’re using specific scenarios that don’t describe large movements or numbers. You’re not even using numbers in your defense. There’s not any statistical information that is well documented proving your point. Maybe conservative cultures have a hard time assimilating, Europe is still very conservative as well. Nothing you’re saying is specific to immigrants, it’s large social problems that every country deals with.

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Anonymous #4 1d

Poland, Bosnia, and Serbia don't really seem to deal with it and they are very conservative. Progressive countries are the ones that are suffering the most. I did use numbers, I provided them in a previous comment. And if they have a hard time assimillating, they don't want to be european. They want to turn europe into one of their own.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Well,that fucking wrong. Women in those countries are way more victimized than in Germany or in the UK. Dumbass

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Anonymous #4 1d

They are also way safer, statistically, in those countries than in Germany or the UK. Dumbass.

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Anonymous OP 19h

No they are not.

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Anonymous OP 13m

Multiple studies on such things?

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Anonymous OP 9m

https://www.statista.com/chart/6999/many-europeans-consider-rape-acceptable/ also another study on why lower reporting is likely in Eastern European states and the Balkans.

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