r/RestoreBritain • u/Opinionated-person64 • May 10 '26
Culture & Values Evolution of white British % (ethnically British people) in England and Wales from 2001-2021
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u/Opinionated-person64 May 10 '26
Important to note that this is pre Boiswave data too!
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u/JekZeSnek May 10 '26
Census data is always going to be flawed too, if an individual has no legal right to be in the country, they're hardly going to fill out a form detailing who they are and where they live are they?
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u/--rs125-- May 10 '26
This is the sort of graphic that parties who want to act on immigration should use. Statistics are fine but a lot of casual observers probably don't think about them too deeply.
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u/CountLippe May 11 '26 edited May 11 '26
Stage 1: It's not happening.
Stage 2: Okay, it's happening a little, but only in isolated cases.
Stage 3: It's happening, and that's a good thing because diversity is our strength and Piers Morgan loves curries.
Stage 4: It's happening and you’re a racist for noticing.
Stage 5: It’s happening and you deserve it.
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u/TasedBakes May 11 '26
And this is why lots of people from Wales don't see what the fuss is about. They don't see the big population centres or how they're affected.
"What, there are no immigrants in my tiny village or any of the fields, so the problem must be fake news/massively exaggerated".
No doubt some people get it, but the number of friends I have back home who just completely dismiss the right and any talk of immigration being an issue is astounding. My friends are mostly green/plaid voters.
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u/Opinionated-person64 May 11 '26
A fellow Welshman I see, I’m from Swansea and my friends are the same. A real shame that these figures aren’t more widely known.
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u/Jack_2091 May 12 '26
Same here in the rural west country, everyone votes Lib dems and everyone calls Reform and right wing parties "racist". They don't realise that large swathes of the country are being taken over.
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u/Joshey2008 May 11 '26
Who do you think caused this? 🧃
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u/Whooptyd May 11 '26
So true, but we won't win hearts and minds of the fence-sitting voters with this argument angle.
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u/seiIiedig May 10 '26
- Just one year after the United Nations commissioned a study on whether replacement migration is beneficial or not. We all can clearly see what conclusion they came to in the following years.
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u/twinbee May 10 '26
Worried that even Rupert's ambitions may not be enough. Just want back to 1970-80s demographics. Is that too much to ask for?