Comments by "jumble stiltskin" (@jumblestiltskin1365) on "Liz Truss Believes Immigration is a Social Good. Immigration not the Economy is Tories' Big Problem." video.

I have to agree here, if this was immigration from "the west" it wouldn't be quite the issue it is now. The cultural, economic, and other differences are too great.
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You might remember something from the night of brexit results. It was a huge surprise that cities like Birmingham voted heavily in favour of Brexit. It flummoxed the presenters and experts on the night, but the more astute noted that the reduction of immigration from Europe would mean an increase from south asian and African areas. The establishment in government havent been slow in giving people what they voted for.
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@nicnaimhin2978 indeed, working in the NHS I see the effects every day at work. Need a break from trying to integrate these people. It's almost like the country is taking a modest punch to the liver over and over again and it will only hold out so long.
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My wife see this also at her university which is one of the major providers of nurses. Over half the classrooms are full of south asians, by all means some are going to make it, but most are not equipped with what it takes to be a nurse.
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The sectarian violence in Leicester made me think back to the Northern Ireland troubles, which to my mind almost DEFINES the notion of sectarianism. Yet, despite that we did not see pitched battles on the mainland with Catholics and protestants fighting. On the other hand these kerfuffles with the Muslim lot and the Hindus breaks out quite regularly. Living near Birmingham also shows me this happening within the "ghettos" in lozells, handsworth etc. So if in the case of the catholic/protestant troubles we didnt see it, why then does it bubble quickly with south asians?
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