Assimilate the 13%

And Radicalise the 33%

https://twitter.com/AlexFX00/status/1230135709790543882?s=20

alejandro is pretty good at predicting this stuff

https://twitter.com/YouGov/status/1230161339936624640

Who are those 1% of the Conservative Voters who think immigration is too low

wets

probably actual conservatives

immigration/open borders is a right-wing policy

not any more mother fucker

cheaper labour and more consumers for corporations

yep, when it's NIMBY people

however, this country is to small for immigration that's not NIMBY

the whole country is the backyard

like a shit hole in birmingham becomes an issue very quickly for the entire nation

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https://youtu.be/HEUSFUMitcM

James, they didn't say so they didn't know, O'Brien

That 'man' is scum

StrawmanO'Brien

I assume most people on here are pro free speech an all that. But what about content creators deleting YouTube comments? Is that different?

why would it be

its no different from youtube deleting creators

though to be fair sometimes its done because of guilt by association

Thats what I was thinking. Wanted to see what some others thought.

any argument goes both ways

maybe, I mean its an individuals channel...

on a private companies platform?

youtube is a corp

why does one of them have rights the other doesnt

but an individual maybe could

I feel like if you allow comments then allow anything or just disable your comments.

well its not free speech if its not absolute

you're either free or there are limits

but what about the expression of the individual who's channel it is

what about the expression of the company

hmm but also I dont think its against free speech to block someone. Ive blocked people I used to be friends with that turned nasty.

companies dont have rights

the people that own them do

its their property

sure