Quote: (07-08-2017 08:58 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:
Quote: (07-08-2017 07:48 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:
London has already passed the point of no return but people just don't see it yet. Humans are unable to grasp something materialising in front of them, sort of like a bystander effect but looking back you'l come to the realisation that it has changed and not for the better.
The minimum wage workers live in London close to the centre but in average areas and the higher wage earners live in the nicer postcodes, along the Thames or just outside London proper. Transient liberals will not notice these changes.
Locals and even poorer White immigrants are increasingly leaving London for the suburbs or even take into account long commutes outside of London.
They have noticed, but they are too brainwashed to admit it.
Oh yes, it should be mentioned that the suburban London areas are now experience white flight, well they have been over the last 15 years. If you take a look at Croydon, which surprisingly converted from being a conservative area into a labour area.