Comments by "Dale Crocker" (@dalecrocker3213) on "" video.

Even if this is true ( which is doubtful) the country as a whole will continue to suffer unless urgent steps are taken to adapt infrastructure to deal with the vast increase in population immigration necessarily creates. This will, in fact, be beyond out means and collapse will inevitable follow. All immigration is doing is creating a spiral of dependency, with more and more people being needed to service more and more people. Britain is already nearly destroyed and will cease to exist in any recognisable form unless immediate and drastic action is taken. Sorry, but there it is.
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@jmas1219 But the relative numbers just don't add up. These young, healthy childless people will grow up and get ill and old and have children of their own who will do exactly the same. So all we can do is cover the countryside in cheap homes and somehow forget about the fact that the sewage system and the water supply system and the road system and the healthcare system etc etc are totally inadequate to deal with this level of population. It's a recipe for total disaster.
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@verystripeyzebra There's no way in a million years we can create an infrastructure capable of dealing with present levels of population (which are probably far in excess of the official figures.). The only way the demographics are going to "level up" is when disaster strikes and the population rapidly diminishes in one or two of several catastrophic ways.
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@verystripeyzebra The only way the demographics are going to level up is when the whole thing collapses and chaos takes over. There is no way a country this size can accommodate a large population other than becoming a coast-to-coast slum.
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@verystripeyzebra The only way the demographics are going to level off is when people start dying of malnutrition and disease. This will of course only happen after it has become a coast to coast slum.
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@verystripeyzebra The only way the demographics are likely to level off is when people start dying of malnutrition and disease because infrastructure is inadequate. And that will only be after this once-great nation has become a coast-to-coast slum.
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@verystripeyzebra The job is too big, and however compassionate and constructive we want to be, continuing along this path can only result in failure.
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@Notalloldpeople I can acknowledge that as things stand qualified foreign nationals are needed to take on jobs for which there are no British people available. But this video is just a snapshot of a moment in time. The implications of mass immigration are very serious indeed and it is dangerous to assume that because properly documented and gainfully employed foreigners can be seen to be "paying their way" as it were there should be unrestricted immigration. I don't think Phil is saying this, as such, but in some minds the implication will be there.
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It's not hate. It's love. Love for your country.
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@MichaelReaddin It just happens to be true. The idea that support for Reform is based on racial hatred is a myth.
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@MichaelReaddin There's more hate from the Left than there is from the Right. The idea that Reform supporters are all racists is simply wrong.
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And how many of your teachers were right-wing Conservatives?
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@twocvbloke The internet does give the opportunity for discrimination though, which education generally does not. And it certainly strikes me that the majority of teachers these days are left-wing and liberal, rather than libertarian. My children and grandchildren are filled with the most absurd nonsense which I am happy to correct, often much to their amusement.
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@twocvbloke At least you can pick and choose on the internet. At school you have to believe what you're told - or at least pretend to!
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@twocvbloke If you receive a decent liberal education you should be largely able to make reasoned judgements on the things you pick up on the Internet. If, however, you have been unfortunate enough to have undergone a process of reward conditioning carried out by idealogues, this will not be so easy.
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