Re:Microsoft mulls cutting UK datacentre investment amid Bre...
by pjc50 on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @08:25AM
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Wales: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/cynwyd-town-i...
(local people get upset about migrants moving into their community and refusing to speak the language, only in this case the language is Welsh and the "migrants" are English-speaking. In this case the Welsh people are nearly always bilingual but would prefer to communicate in Welsh.)
Re:Microsoft mulls cutting UK datacentre investment amid Bre...
by raverbashing on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @08:43AM
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Oh, by "obviously not the case" I was not referring to Welsh shops (which in some regions do not speak English, the same happens in some parts of Ireland/Scotland), but that the case where "nobody spoke English" mentioned above
The article you referenced is a nice view on what happens when the roles are switched
Which is obviously not the case
> but (as in European countries which have experienced terrorism problems) that doesn't mean the occupants are immigrants.
Correct, but most of them are
> Also, non-immigrants have very little idea how large the barriers to immigration are these days.
That's true, the barriers for legal immigration are high. But it seems a lot of people merely overstay their visas/permissions to stay or ask for asylum on alleged circumstances that are hard to prove. And also there is some welfare abuse, both from EU and non EU-nationals