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Not feeling at home anymore
#26

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Man, I can relate to this...

I was McDonald's here the other day (not proud of it) and in the whole busy restaurant me and the woman beside me were the only white people in the place...

So I said to her 'just you and me then'...

'Prrrrobably' she replied, with thick accent.

Fuck me.

Unreal.
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#27

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Its funny, I was in a McDonalds this week and it was 100 percent white....Hint: go to a different McDonalds if you dont like the one you're at even if it is very far away. Best of luck to you!
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#28

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Not the point...

Anyway, I'll happily bet you that McDonald's wasn't in London
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#29

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Or even Europe (come to think of it)
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#30

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Multiculturalism inevitably results in White Flight. The people who implemented multiculturalism were often the first ones to engage in it (very rarely do politicians or businessmen live in the ghetto, for example).

Thing is the middle class can'tall white flight in their own country (because of real estate prices or bottlenecks like automobile traffic) so eventually they're going to emigrate out to places like Poland I guess.

Myself I engaged in a 'white flight' of sorts when I moved to Georgia. Ironically I wasn't able to get along with the locals there (1000+ years of foreigners invading their country has made them xenophobic I guess - but their elites are liberal) so I ended up going to Asia in the meantime.
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#31

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Sterlingarcher,
I don't agree. It is the point. My hometown was destroyed by immigration from a cohesive standpoint, so I understand completely. Societies liberalize as they age. Most of my life as a youth was spent battling against this wave of change. I was part of the "white flight", but white has nothing to do with it. Like you I recognized that there was a problem, realized that I needed to make a move, and I did. That was years ago and now I am making a move again. It is your job as a man to seek out better environment for you growth and the well being of your loved ones. And yes the McDonalds is in Europe but you are correct that it is not in London.
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#32

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^ right
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#33

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Vertigo sums it up nicely. It makes me very, very angry. Depressing comments in there too.




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#34

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I can relate and feel this, while my city (Vancouver) has seen so much improvement and a great business environment for nearly twenty years, an economy boom backed by Chinese money, conservative governments and cheap credit, the city sold it's soul.
Outside of the use of English in a transnational nature, my ears get overburdened picking up a plethora of foreign languages filling in the void. There's little assimilation.
Past 20 years I've seen my childhood neighbourhood go from being split between (largely) white trash and honest middle income suburban white families to being split between insular Chinese picking up these suburban homes and new developments for prices above a million dollars, and the formerly white trash getting entirely replaced by a new "underclass" of refugees on the dole, Somalis, Afghanis/Arabs and Central/West African. And they all breed like rabbits, thanks to the great Child Benefit program. Lots of crime.

Read this article: Heron Gate mass eviction: 'We never expected this in Canada'
About 150 homes in one of Ottawa's most diverse and affordable communities* are expected to be torn down in coming months

Quote:Quote:

Binto Mohamed hasn't had a good night's sleep since May. That's when she received a letter telling her that her family of 10 had until September 30 to find a new home.

Like ffs this quack is the country's Immigration Minister**






*Shithole
**Being a refugee himself, change the title to Import Minister
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#35

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Europeans for the longest time were quite smug towards the US electorate on various domestic issues, ignorant of demographics.

Europe until recently was 90%/10% White/Minority, allowing for many "progressive" social programs effective at keeping social cohesion, and largely low crime great communities with a high quality of living due to it(country) being largely homogeneous. All this with a strong state bankrolled by higher taxes, and by the benevolent US's security aparatus, thus allowing them to skim on defense costs.

The latest figure I could find was it being 14% Minority in 2002, wouldn't be surprised if it's much higher today, but race stats are cleansed off search engines and wikipedia, hard to find.

Europe in many parts IMHO still have a great chance at fighting against this demographic tide, it's the motherland, pride of ancestors looking down upon it. And the demographics are much more favorable to deal with, at least compared to other western nations like Australia, Canada, and I hate to say it but the USA

But they gotta act sooner rather than later, many urban areas are done for, higher fertile indigenous european groups like the poor and working class are priced out, and the high income earners that aren't, don't produce. Which results in urban under-18 demos largely minority-majority, as seen in schools, due to high breeding invaders, not priced out as they are supported by the government and their own insular communities.

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#36

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I remember dropping down in YYZ about a year and a half ago and the PA came on and it was a girl from some middle eastern country in broken English asking Ching Chong Wu, Rafael Hernandez and Abu Muhammad Sayif to report to their gates and I turned and looked at the only other white person in the entire baggage claim and asked 'What the fuck country did I just land in?' and getting a laugh back - that polite Canadian laugh that says 'I agree with you but what am I gonna do about it?'

Forget the Donald because he's just one man and can't change anything...but the people might.

Public executions of western leaders in the town square is where we're going, or at least hopefully where we're going, the contempt they show for their countrymen.
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#37

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Quote: (12-09-2018 06:32 AM)Monty_Brogan Wrote:  

Vertigo sums it up nicely. It makes me very, very angry. Depressing comments in there too.




Great channel, Thx for the tip!

We will stomp to the top with the wind in our teeth.

George L. Mallory
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#38

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Same here. I live on a popular spanish island.

Ridiculous laws like you cannot attack someone that breaks into your house.
Moroccans taking over many villages.
Many ghettos in the city.


I remember visiting Poland, beautiful women and.... only white people. I literally only saw 1 black person in a whole week, and he was probably an exchange student because we were in a club area. It felt like paradise.
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#39

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It truly is depressing at times. Crazy the country i grew up in no longer exists and I'm only in my early 30s.

Rootless cosmopolitanism is poison to the soul - we are meant to be connected to our land. Seems like it has to do with most Europeans being farmers at some point.
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#40

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Quote: (12-09-2018 12:30 PM)Nonpareil Wrote:  

I remember dropping down in YYZ about a year and a half ago and the PA came on and it was a girl from some middle eastern country in broken English asking Ching Chong Wu, Rafael Hernandez and Abu Muhammad Sayif to report to their gates and I turned and looked at the only other white person in the entire baggage claim and asked 'What the fuck country did I just land in?' and getting a laugh back - that polite Canadian laugh that says 'I agree with you but what am I gonna do about it?'

Forget the Donald because he's just one man and can't change anything...but the people might.

Public executions of western leaders in the town square is where we're going, or at least hopefully where we're going, the contempt they show for their countrymen.
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#41

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Thanks for all the replies. I guess a lot of people feel the same.

Some Monday fun facts: In the roosh V stream from yesterday, he showed us this old lovely woman defending her home against THOTS.

She wasn't german. It was in Switzerland in the town "Basel" and this lovely Swiss town isn't full of chocolates and Art museum as maybe Wikipedia will tell you.

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"More foreign than native Swiss citizen by the year 2050..." (that's in fucking 30 years.....)
people (real swiss) leave the City in masses...

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I guess in 30 years, this old woman will be already dead and looks back at a long and good life. But what about the others here? Are we gonna spray immigrants with water? You think that will work?
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#42

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Are these non-EU Foreigners? I always imagined Switzerland to be the last one to fall, since work migration to it, even from other European countries is not very easy.
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#43

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I still think that rural villages and so on are safe. Migrants don`t want to live there. They will always seek their own kin, and a more urban and social setting. In fact there where some families that where sent to Northern Norway during the 2015 migrant crisis that became so depressed with the situation that they opted to go home eventually. (They where not granted a relocation to Oslo.)

As I mentioned in another post, you don`t know how good you have it in Switzerland if you compare it to Scandinavia, and Norway is the worst country. I haven`t driven a car for 3 years, I pay almost 40 percent tax, everything is super expensive due to heavy taxation. (VAT, incise, tariffs) You can`t get any high quality agricultural products here, like pastured meat, free range eggs etc. You can`t import any supplements and health foods either due to insane tariffs. And very little is available nationally. Trust me, Switzerland is paradise in comparison. This place is a borderline tyranny. And we`re ruled by fat women!


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We will stomp to the top with the wind in our teeth.

George L. Mallory
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#44

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England is very much the same

We will stomp to the top with the wind in our teeth.

George L. Mallory
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#45

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Quote: (12-10-2018 02:08 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote:  

I still think that rural villages and so on are safe. Migrants don`t want to live there. They will always seek their own kin, and a more urban and social setting. In fact there where some families that where sent to Northern Norway during the 2015 migrant crisis that became so depressed with the situation that they opted to go home eventually. (They where not granted a relocation to Oslo.)

As I mentioned in another post, you don`t know how good you have it in Switzerland if you compare it to Scandinavia, and Norway is the worst country. I haven`t driven a car for 3 years, I pay almost 40 percent tax, everything is super expensive due to heavy taxation. (VAT, incise, tariffs) You can`t get any high quality agricultural products here, like pastured meat, free range eggs etc. You can`t import any supplements and health foods either due to insane tariffs. And very little is available nationally. Trust me, Switzerland is paradise in comparison. This place is a borderline tyranny. And we`re ruled by fat women!



3 Most powerful politicians in Norway. (Pls shoot me now.)

But the rural villages are no places to run off to. I tried it in my own country by first moving to a 'city' of 50,000 and later a 'town' of 2,000. It turns out most of them saw me as a "big city asshole" and treated me as such. Real estate prices were also still sky high despite the lack of real jobs around.

So controversial but my life finally improved a ton by simply emigrating.
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#46

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Quote: (12-10-2018 05:54 PM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

Quote: (12-10-2018 02:08 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote:  

I still think that rural villages and so on are safe. Migrants don`t want to live there. They will always seek their own kin, and a more urban and social setting. In fact there where some families that where sent to Northern Norway during the 2015 migrant crisis that became so depressed with the situation that they opted to go home eventually. (They where not granted a relocation to Oslo.)

As I mentioned in another post, you don`t know how good you have it in Switzerland if you compare it to Scandinavia, and Norway is the worst country. I haven`t driven a car for 3 years, I pay almost 40 percent tax, everything is super expensive due to heavy taxation. (VAT, incise, tariffs) You can`t get any high quality agricultural products here, like pastured meat, free range eggs etc. You can`t import any supplements and health foods either due to insane tariffs. And very little is available nationally. Trust me, Switzerland is paradise in comparison. This place is a borderline tyranny. And we`re ruled by fat women!



3 Most powerful politicians in Norway. (Pls shoot me now.)

But the rural villages are no places to run off to. I tried it in my own country by first moving to a 'city' of 50,000 and later a 'town' of 2,000. It turns out most of them saw me as a "big city asshole" and treated me as such. Real estate prices were also still sky high despite the lack of real jobs around.

So controversial but my life finally improved a ton by simply emigrating.

Depends on what you`re seeking maybe? But if you have the low tax+freedom option in you`re own country, it makes sense to seek that out. We don`t have that in our respective homelands.

We will stomp to the top with the wind in our teeth.

George L. Mallory
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#47

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Quote: (12-03-2018 08:31 AM)HornyRamone Wrote:  

Have faith that Europeans are finally coming to their senses about diversity and globalism. Look around Europe.

Trust me, I did the looking, and although this is likely going to happen, we will be more miserable than ever. We will get the antithesis of progresism, and that's it. The deeper causes will remain untouched. People will be happy again of getting to play the dualistic game. They will go back to conservatism, protectionism, and patriotism in some countries and that's it, they will be happy with it.

It is not about left and right my friend, that is a false world view. It is not about identity anymore. If you don't get this, don't look now, look what happened in the past and you will understand.
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#48

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Switzerland?

Shit. I thought Switzerland would be one of the last to fall due to the cost of being there. Can the OP please tell me more about what the demographics are like in the different cantons?

Thank you!
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#49

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I can relate to this thread. The major midwestern US city that I was born in is flooded with refugees and transplants now. 65% of kids in public schools are minorities and 55% of the city are renters (you can't have a viable community of just renters). They just elected some dude from DC who conjured up a grandiose plan to make the city "great" by
  • allowing triplexes and efficiency apartment buildings to be built even though parking was destroyed in some areas for bike lanes and most plots aren't big enough for them
  • prioritize walking and cycling over cars in infrastructure development even though most find it too cold to do those two things half of the year
  • even though it promotes walking and allows people to walk without dealing with the crazies on the streets, no new skyways
  • disallow park and ride lots near mass transit stations and any new surface parking lots making traffic during sporting events and music festivals more of a headache
  • make affordable spaces for hippie art communes
  • allow people living on busy streets to convert their houses into retail although that deceases the housing supply instead of increasing it
  • some green energy stuff that doesn't make sense for the climate zone
  • wanting more processing and production jobs but most manufacturers are off the mass transit routes meaning you will have more cars
I don't think they're know how to make it affordable for lower class people....

The one good thing is that they are dismantling the big homeless camp after it blew up twice due to grills and propane canisters in confined spaces. It's definitely earning it's nickname of "midwestern Portland" though.
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#50

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Australia is still pretty white if you are OK with not living in a big city
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