Cameron and his views on immigration

[Naabigh]

Re: Cameron and his views on immigration

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Britain is enough of a melting pot, compared to pretty much any other place out there. or as the term goes a great salad, everything maintaining its unique identity yet contributing towards the whole salad.

I see nothing wrong with the expectation that the immigrants to a country will be able to speak the language and integrate. I am not advocating assimilation, but integration.

Multiculturalism to you or I mean mutually existing and following traditions of one’s own culture, but that is not what the issue is, the issue is when people have not adapted to their new home and must require special services on an ongoing basis which are a burden on society, because of one’s refusal or lack of interest in this integration.

btw Naabigh, go over to baluchistan or sukkhar and see how much of a melting pot you are living in

well - why compare apple with oranges ? Instead of Baluchistan and Sukkar - you know how much a melting pot , our bigger cities like karachi , lahore and islamabad are : you can find people from all the over country living in these three cities … but that’s not the debate !

and in my initial post on this topic I did state that I agree with the stance taken by David Cameron on these immigration related issues … I echo his voice for tight immigration policies and control … to make Britain the place it has been for decades …

But you do have to take the size and cultural norms of a particular area in consideration - when we talk about migration policies …

Britain has reached a level - where now it could only take people in - who would be beneficial to their economy and willing to integrate in British society … a total opposite to migration pattern of 70s and 80s

And As i said earlier - I see no harm in it !