Gradonačelnik Londona Sadiq Khan opleo po Trumpu zbog imigracije

...a prosvjede u Londri organizira ni manje ni više : Asad Rahman

RayMabus wrote:

5-ta generacija i za razliku od francuza englezi su većinom i uspijeli sa integracijom pogotovo indijaca, sikha etc

Kermit wrote:

RayMabus wrote:

5-ta generacija i za razliku od francuza englezi su većinom i uspijeli sa integracijom pogotovo indijaca, sikha etc

Da, velika je razlika.

Djeca doseljenika u Engleskoj se deklariraju kao Englezi ili Britanci, možda će napomenuti da su im roditelji iz Nigerije i slično, ali njihov identitet je vezan uz Englesku. U Francuskoj ne postoji osjećaj pripadnosti i njihove generacije doseljenika su puno više okrenute zemlji i kulturi podrijetla.

kako koja skupina. indijci su visoko obrazovani, inteligentni, integriraju se i sve to.
mujage iz nekih drugih rupa , 0 bodova

drug tramp je reko istinu
ovaj moze da kenja, ali to je to

ko vizuelizuje  tamnoputu osobu uz pojam englez ?

krv nije voda

Evo kad već pričamo o nogometu, usporedio razlike francuski Afrikanac koji je godinama igrao u Engleskoj:

Both Tottenham players rejected the country of their upbringing to play for Cameroon

Benoît Assou-Ekotto still finds the concept faintly amazing, despite having lived in England for the past five years, and so does Sébastien Bassong, his Tottenham Hotspur team-mate, who has been in the country now for three. When the French-born Cameroon internationals ask colleagues such as Jermain Defoe or Aaron Lennon where they come from, the answers touch a nerve that is red raw in France at present.
"They say, of course, that they are English or British," Assou-Ekotto says. "At first, I thought that they must be ashamed of their origins because coming from where I did in France, even if you had only one little drop of Moroccan blood, for example, you would represent it to the death. You would be fiercely proud of being African.
"But here, it is different. People might say that their parents are from Ivory Coast, Nigeria or wherever but they are fiercely proud of being here and the society accepts that, which is a big difference to France. When you ask the same question in France, people will say, 'I'm from Congo or Mali or Cameroon' because there isn't the sense of belonging."
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2011/may/11/assou-ekotto-bassong-france-race-quotas

samo jedna riječ - londonistan.