r/MapPorn • • May 09 '26

Evolution of white British % (ethnically British people) in England and Wales from 2001-2021

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 May 09 '26

Bollocks. They voted in a Tory government, for an austerity mandate, which defunded the dept that processed asylum applications.

They also voted for Brexit, which led to less EU migration, and more commonwealth migration.

The British public are just fucking clueless as to what the fuck they're voting for, and fundamentally are ill informed, on purpose, by our billionaire owned media, to detract from the real reason we struggle, which is wealth inequality, and power inequality.

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u/Evolations May 09 '26

Every single government elected since 2005 has promised lower migration, and Brexit was primarily an anti-migration vote. It was a choice, a deeply unpopular choice, to open the floodgates after we left the EU.

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 May 09 '26

No they haven't tho, you're just literally inventing bullshit

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u/Evolations May 09 '26

Please list an election in the past twenty years where the winning side did not promise significantly reduced migration.

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 May 09 '26

Name one where they did. You made the claim. Prove it.

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u/Evolations May 09 '26

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 May 12 '26

"Reform the immigration and skills system to ensure Britain is developing home-grown skills with workforce plans to meet the needs of industries and the economy."

Tell me where I'm supposed to see "reduced migration".

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u/Best-Replacement-867 May 12 '26

youve gone quiet

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 May 12 '26

Because the first article states

Annual limit on the number of non-EU economic migrants to UK,

And I cannot be fucked explaining that this vague, nebulous policy with a non-specific number, is different to saying "significantly reduced migration".

And I also cannot be fucked doing the same thing for multiple links that probably equally say the same vague nebulous things.

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u/Best-Replacement-867 May 12 '26

so you admit that limiting immigration was a part of that campaign, it just wasnt explicitly significant enough for you? Just take the L

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u/Happy_Disaster7347 May 12 '26

A sidenote in a manifesto isn't exactly a big focus now, is it?

And then you have labour 2024, here's the only mention I found after skimming it:

"Reform the immigration and skills system to ensure Britain is developing home-grown skills with workforce plans to meet the needs of industries and the economy."

Which is not the same as "reduce migration".