Амичи, че ты надрываешся? Сорокина походу во Франции со всех сторон забанили и только останкинскую иглу в мозг вонзили. Ты че, не видишь штоли, какую он хуйню несет, Колюня француского разливу, ну Колюня то в Урюпинске, а этот - типа там.

Ой, обшиблась   
Виктор  - хоро-о-о-о-о-о-о- ший. 

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Отредактировано gosha (26-08-2017 03:31:19)

Не.., Амичи. Я ему - верю: за язык его никто не тянул.
Жлоб самой мерзкой породы.
Он бы такие предьявы мог бы кидать, если бы сдох и ожил.
Да и тот, кто смог, до такого, даже в интерпретации Гундяева не докатился.

ну мы ж не будем ему уподоблятца, да?
вот Люча верно говорит:

А чо не так ? 

Кста, когда иногда попадаю в часы пик в метро, оч. много чернокожих молодых ребят вижу, все едут или с учёбы иль на учёбу, с папочками, портфельчиками, айфончиками. 

Видно,  что недавно  приехали, жмутся так. 

Финны всех приспособят, кого оставили.
Вот выучатся, будут нормально работать, по специальности.

А сейчас, пока ждут разрешение или там оформляются на курсы, им предлагают просто поработать на благо страны за то же прожиточное пособие, что им выплачивают, ну типа мусор убирать в лесу ( с палочкой ходят  ) иль берут куда в кафе, на подносе.
Так  не поверишь, очередь из них стоит на эту работу, хотя никто не заставляет ( пишут много в новостях про это )
Финнам кста енто не оч. ндра. Типа используют беженцев практически как бесплатный труд.

Полемика идёт насчёт ентого. 

Но их же никто не заставляет, они сами хотят адаптироваться в финское общество быстрее, а чо сидеть-то просто так и ждать 

Ну енто,  как скажешь 

В Барселоне полмиллиона человек вышли на демонстрацию солидарности

Ссылка

Гы, пророк.
Все ужо спророчено до нас.
Звиняйте за длинную цитату, простую как один палец:
Nativism: Anti-Immigrant Backlash

The surge in immigration led to America’s first organized anti-immigrant backlash in the 1850s. The ideology favoring those born in America and opposing immigrants was known as NATIVISM.
Opposition to immigrants was influenced by many differences between the existing US population and the newcomers:

Religion: Most Americans were Protestant and strongly prejudiced against the Catholicism of most new immigrants. Many Protestant Americans still saw the Pope as the Antichrist and viewed Catholics as religious terrorists out to subvert American democracy. A popular children’s game was “Break the Pope’s Neck.” The requirement that all public school students say Protestant prayers led to the creation of Catholic parochial schools in the United States.

Racialism: With Britain supplying only a minority of new immigrants, differences of language, culture, and ethnicity set the new immigrants apart. Many Americans were ethnocentric, believing their own culture the best, and not wanting it “polluted” by foreign ways. Under 19th-century racial theories, many saw the new immigrants as belonging to a separate and inferior race.

Radicalism: Significant numbers of Second and Third Wave immigrants were socialists or attracted to forming labor unions. Both these political tendencies were taboo during the nineteenth century.

Rural Resentment: Most nineteenth-century Americans lived on farms in the country and disliked the growth of cities that accompanied the entrance of immigrants. They shared Thomas Jefferson’s belief in a rural ideal for America, and looked on cities and poor immigrants as alien and threatening to American social order.

Economic Resentment: Immigrants were seen as stealing jobs from “real Americans,” driving down wages, and increasing unemployment. Large and frequent riots between Nativist Protestant and Irish Catholic workers in East Coast cities in the middle 19th Century resulted in the creation of the first professional police departments.

Know Nothings

The most influential 19th-century nativist group was the American Party, popularly known as the “Know Nothing Party” because its members pledged secrecy and responded to questions about their party by saying, “I know nothing.” The Know Nothings purported to defend Protestantism against Catholicism. They sought to limit elective office to the native-born, require 21 years of naturalization to achieve citizenship, and greatly restrict immigration.

The Know Nothing Party successfully elected six governors and several congressmen. In 1856, the party ran former U.S. President Millard Fillmore as its presidential candidate, winning 22% of the vote.

The popularity of the Know Nothing Party faded with the Civil War, as Irish-Americans displayed valor fighting for the Union.

“The Yellow Peril”

Although Asian-Americans only comprised 0.002% of the US population by 1900, a strong nativist backlash portrayed them as a growing threat. Widespread anti-Chinese prejudice in the West led to riots and mob violence by the 1880s. Despised for their “foreign ways” and different race, the Chinese were also resented for being used as “scabs” during strikes.

State and local laws were passed discriminating against Chinese workers and shopkeepers. In 1882, Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, which stopped Chinese immigration. Racial prejudice against Chinese-Americans kept them from being allowed to become U.S. Citizens until 1943.

А вот интересный пассаж:

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Не все так просто )

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