• @Z3k3
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    301 year ago

    This from someone who clearly benefitted from migration.

    • @Blamemeta
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      141 year ago

      Thats different. Hes rich.

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      It’s some sense of moral superiority due to entering through the “proper” channels. If that wasn’t the case then they’re just an asshole.

  • Stamets
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    191 year ago

    Bigots gotta bigot.

  • @Skullgrid
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    141 year ago

    Some migrants’ children have even infiltrated the houses of parliament.

    I hear that it goes all the way up to the Prime Minister.

    Where’s Rishi Sunak’s parents from?

  • @ichbinjasokreativ
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    -211 year ago

    He’s right. The world is no utopia where everybody can coexist peacefully in the same space and the hordes of illegal migrants entering europe have caused massive issues.

    • @Why9
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      21 year ago

      He is directly and personally benefitting from the Israeli genocide of innocent Palestinians in Gaza. The huge contracts awarded to BP benefit his wife’s firm directly, so he is allowing it to happen. He can’t say the world is no utopia if he’s directly responsible for the bombing, the daft prick.

      The people destabilised there after Israel has bombed the everliving hell out of it, will probably look to move somewhere where there’s no war and their children (what’s left of them anyway) can at least grow to adulthood without being blown up.

      It’s human nature, to migrate from a disaster. In every single depiction of apocalypses and disasters in the media, people instinctively run for the border, taking all their belongings. Why not them? There are no wars in Europe. It makes total sense. I’d do the same every single time. If I’ve lost everything I own, it makes sense I have no money or documents to enter those countries legally. I’d have to seek asylum. It makes sense.