John Smith wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 5:24pm:



I think you got it exactly back to front, as has Sad teapot and the rest of you do all the time - you mongs go completely dotty if any objection to illegal immigration or large scale and/or unassimilating legal immigration is voiced.


You hate your own people and your own culture, your own traditions and history and can't wait to be replaced by what you imagine to be vibrant, exotic strangers.

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 7:04pm:


And everybody here supports legal immigration, If you have proof to the contrary, now would be the time to post it.

Frank wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 6:09pm:


Says the same old boy who flew here to inform us all we're despicable Paki Bastards, Calabrian Dagos and Slovenian Tjurds.

Turns out he's into our culture, traditions and history, eh? Whoever would have guessed?

Now he's established that, he can move back onto demolishing our culture, history and traditions.

As you do, no?

Frank wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 9:34pm:


As you can see, the old boy's a devout libera... Sorry, a lib...

Oh, you know what I mean. You should hear him trying to get his mouth around conservative.

Frank wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 9:42pm:


Not at all, dear boy, I'm an Aussie. We grew here, you flew here.

We're Superior to you in every possible way. Culture, traditions, history.

You're so desperate to fit in, you joined a foreign cult, you poor old thing.

How does it feeeeel?

Frank wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 10:23pm:


Born and bred, dear boy. You see, if you can't even acknowledge the nationality of those you deign to share a country with, how can you ever - ahem - assimilate?

You can't and you won't. You clearly hate the culture, traditions and history of the country you flew to, and that's okay. Just confess.

Are you, or have you ever been, a naughty old wacist?

It's time to say.

Frank wrote on Jul 10^th, 2025 at 10:23pm:


So many insults, Frank... why are you so easily triggered?

The cognitive dissonance is eating you alive.

You start by fabricating nonsense about me "liking" aspects of illegal immigration, a cheap and lazy strawman, and then spiral into a tirade of adolescent bile: calling me a "sad teapot", telling Karnal to "go back to Pakiland, wee Hamza Yusuf," asking him when he "metamorphosed into a wee Paki", and capping it off by declaring he's "not an Aussie".

All because you can't stomach a well-documented fact, that undocumented immigrants in the US commit fewer crimes than native-born citizens?

You're presented with two choices: let facts inform your views and adjust accordingly, or melt down and spit vitriol at anyone who dares present inconvenient truths.

And you always, always, choose the latter.

I get it, it must be exhausting trying to stay loyal to Trump after everything he's done this term. Is that what this is? A crisis of faith? The creeping horror that maybe, just maybe, you were wrong?

Is that why you're lashing out?

Because deep down, behind all the bluster and cheap insults, there's a voice whispering that the people you spent years demonising might not be the threat you were told they were, that the crime stats don't lie, and your worldview might be built on sand?

What are you so afraid of, Frank?

That facts might finally catch up with you?

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Immigration. I said this very directly to President Biden that I think the Democrats have missed on the issue of immigration for some years… They just allowed the border to continue to be sieged, under siege.

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The scandalized BBC reporter interrupted Kerry to say he was giving Trump the political opportunity to claim his 2024 border policy was correct.

“Well, he was right,” Kerry rebuked the BBC reporter

The former party heavyweight has little sway inside the Democratic Party whose leaders just released a plan that would flood America with a massive inflow of Indians seeking white collar and blue-collar jobs, housing, and political power.

Kerry’s admission comes as Trump faces renewed pressure from business groups to reopen jobs to economic migrants.

Democrats “need to be talking about what Americans do care about,” Kerry told his BBC interviewer (starting 32:35):

Immigration. I said this very directly to President Biden that I think the Democrats have missed on the issue of immigration for some years… They just allowed the border to continue to be sieged, under siege.

The first thing any president should say — any president, or anybody in public life, is, ‘Without a border protected you don’t have a nation.’ I believe that. To define your nation, you have to have a border that means something. And there’s a reason we have passports. There’s a reason we have visas. We have a system, and I wish President Biden had been heard more often saying, ‘Well I’m going to enforce the law.’

The scandalized BBC reporter interrupted Kerry to say he was giving Trump the political opportunity to claim his 2024 border policy was correct.

“Well, he was right,” Kerry rebuked the BBC reporter.