Comments by "Neil McBeath" (@neilmcbeath954) on "F**k off Gary." video.

  1.  @Focusfury05  No, it isn't. do some research before you make a bigger fool of yourself.
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  2.  @colincox1716  Compared with a lot of places, Hounslow High street is still thriving. Most of the High Street in both Stoke-on-Trent and Grimsby is boarded up. In Hounslow multiculturalism means that there are a range of different cafes and coffee shops, and there are some unique outlets, like Ali's Mobiles and Moda Italiana Fashions alongside the usual T.K. Maxx, Primark and high street banks. Hounslow is probably UKIP's vision of hell, but it could be a lot worse.
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  3. There is nothing wrong with Hounslow.
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  4.  @Focusfury05  If you go by census data and not by sensationalist propaganda, then you will find that that, for example, the population of Scotland actually FELL last year. So much for bursting. Furthermore, the net increase of births over deaths last year was a staggering 26,000. Not one of those 26,000 babies will be in the workforce for another 16 years, so thank God there are immigrants and refugees. These are the workforce (in the case of immigrants) and the potential workforce (if the Home Office ever reduces the backlog of asylum applications().
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  5.  @Focusfury05  The population of Scotland actually FELL last year.
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  6.  @LordHighness  Just outside Southampton, where property prices are falling. Ironically, however, much derided Hounslow is one of only three London boroughs where prices are rising (the others are the City of London, and Tower Hamlets). So Hounslow cannot be that much of "a shithole now". Here's another fun fact. In 2022-2023 the natural increase in Britain's population (births over deaths) was 26,000. In Scotland, deaths exceeded births. Not one of those neo-nates will start work for another 16 years, and in the mean time, every person in the demographic bulge known as the "baby-boom" is past retirement age. Thanks to the NHS, they are living longer, but without the scorned immigrants entering the workforce, who is going to pay for the baby boomers' triple-locked pensions and their geriatric nursing?
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  7.  @azillliasmith2734  What didn't?
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  8. "The rest of us" do not live with the pot wallopers who "live on the edge of the fens". If social housing is a problem, it is because in the last 13 years, the Conservative government has done nothing to encourage local councils to provide social housing, and only yesterday Michael Gove relaxed the targets that councils were asked to set. NHS appointments may be a luxury, but when you do see NHS doctors they may well be immigrants. Finally, what is your problem with multilingual schools? At least one Conservative MP was sent, as a child, to a French playgroup - this was supposedly a sign of her great intelligence. In the same period, Le Petit Ashraf, who served as a translator for his grandmother when on public transport, was deemed to have "Language Difficulties".
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