Can the experience of being multiracial offer a different perspective on societal issues, and if so, how?

This is why we have to speak carefully when addressing this issue of whether or not it is a bad or good thing.

As we’ve seen in many of the cities in the past 20 years is how much they’ve deteriorated, Birmingham for example has the highest Muslim population in the UK and it’s on its arse, the streets are filthy the city is bandcrupt and there’s not much hope in sight for what was once a bright and prosperous place.

We have a nation where a huge percentage of the ‘natives’ are frustrated and angry with the current situation. They look back for what England used to be, and industrial power house with plenty of job opportunities where men had to go to war to protect their way of life. They tell stories of the good old days where life was much ‘simpler’. They don’t recognise the England anymore with a lot of reason to so.

Unfortunately this ideology can be radicalised and many people can become hateful, racist and bigoted. Especially In the modern age when the left wing ideology is being so heavily pushed on people to accept progressive movements such as immigration it can make the rhetoric so chaotic.