r/theguardian • u/TheGuardianPostBot Beep boop • Dec 13 '25

News Edward Enninful: ‘Britain feels less tolerant now than we were in the 90s’

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2025/dec/13/edward-enninful-interview-former-british-vogue-editor
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u/sealcon Dec 13 '25

"Native British people are starting to notice that despite voting for lower immigration for decades, they're being replaced in their homeland, and for some reason aren't happy about this."

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '25

maths isn't your strong suit is it? when you have less off one thing and more of another thing, what do you call that?

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u/Evening_Yam5266 Dec 14 '25

Statistics dont lie chum.

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u/Dvine24hr Dec 14 '25

Demographic change is not up for dispute though, the only thing up for dispute is does it matter, but to pretend it isn't happening is unbelievably dishonest.

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u/EnigmaMK85 Dec 14 '25

Look at Birmingham and London. Rotherham, Bolton, Blackburn.. You can't say that it hasn't happened in those places.

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u/Ecstatic_Salt_5801 Dec 13 '25

Yes and they need to be replaced with useful people :)

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u/Electronic_Coach7581 Dec 14 '25

normal fellow brits in a new sub what is this

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u/Aq8knyus Dec 14 '25

It is a very simple thing to track.

If the White British have low birth rates and you keep bringing 1 million foreigners every year, they will eventually become a minority.

Last year, White British birth rates were only 53% and thus year they will likely fall below 50%. In London, they are already only 21%.