Comments by "Incurable Romantic" (@incurableromantic4006) on "Explained with Dom" channel.

  1. It was always so blindingly obvious that bringing vast numbers of people from Africa and the middle east was going to end badly. It was criminally irresponsible for the politicians to impose this on their society - and for purely ideological reasons.
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  2. I really do wish Poland well - they seem a pretty based country, certainly a lot more so than Britain and Germany at least.
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  3. Exactly - immigration is utterly destroying Europe. Everything except the crude GDP number has gotten worse as a result. And even GDP is worse per-capita.
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  4. It amazes me how people think infinite immigration is a long-term strategy. It means your culture and heritage vanish - that's a high price to pay to make your GDP number go up by another half a percent a year.
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  5. Yes I thought that when he said "Japanese people are not against this". That's probably because they didn't just take in anyone like Europe did: and so aren't having to deal with belligerent minorities that refuse to integrate, commit vastly disproportionate amounts of crime, and actively dislike their host nation while living on welfare. As is the case in the west.
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  6. Quite - Europe has been devastated by mass immigration, especially from the 3rd world.
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  7. Why would you pay British citizen to do anything when you can just endlessly import cheaper foreign workers? We've had this low-productivity, low-pay, low-skill, very high immigration economic model for 25 years now: and not surprisingly Britain has stagnated as a country.
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  8. Too much immigration is at the route of an awful lot of our problems. It's depressed wages for decades, skyrocketed the price of housing, overloaded public services, created huge numbers of extra welfare recipients, produced a huge array of conflicts, and deeply eroded the sense of trust and common cause that are vital to a healthy society. Brexit could probably have been avoided if the liberal elites had not forced open borders on a country that simply didn't want it.
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  9. Finally people are being forced to acknowledge what was obvious all along - some immigrants are much worse for your country than others.
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  10. There was no way for the government to do anything to protect manufacturing with EU rules in place. Any assistance or protection would have been ruled illegal. A fact that I doubt the Europhiles on this channel want to hear.
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  11.  @johnbarrett915  You have to be incredibly ignorant and/or privileged to not understand the huge problems that unlimited, non-selective immigration brings. Had your sort of person not been so contemptuous of ordinary people and their problems: the UK would probably have stayed in your wretched European Union that you care about so much more than you care about actual Europeans.
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