Reminiscent of the rivers of blood speech, which never happened
I understand you can’t have a massive influx of people, but you are personalising it to Roma when it wouldn’t matter if it was a million aliens. The problem is logistical as much as political. E.g. You couldn’t have every middle class white stereotypical Englishman move to Jersey; there just isn’t the room! Or rather you probably could make the room if you turned most of the 30,000 acres into 60s style high rise flats to accommodate them all, but it would turn the place to sh1t! (The way England is going).
Therein lies this problem and the problem with increasing population and infrastructure; it doesn’t happen overnight, it happens over decades like a cancer. Then one day you wake up and think about how things were in your youth, the green fields you played on now turned into concrete. The gridlocked traffic when once it was free-moving etc.
In principal, this is what has been happening to England for decades. Indeed, I have seen this happen to ‘my’ country in my own lifetime. It isn’t racist, it’s a fact that there’s no more room at the Inn. Yes, you can always make an argument for converting brown belt and improved infrastructure, (as they do), but the fact and my point is the same as ever. The quality of life, all life, is inversely proportional to the human population density.
It might be that we actually agree on something for once; except that I don’t have any axe to grind with Roma folk – just the quantity of any race flooding any other small country. The truth of the matter is that it’s political suicide to say this. I can say it only because I’m not a politician after your vote. So it’s business as usual, ad nauseam, and if you don’t like it or where it’s leading you, the only thing you can do is vote with your feet.
(Clears throat). Assuming another country won’t mind English foreigners like us moving in on them of course...