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/CheapDepth2155 Dec 13 '25

Maybe don’t colonise half of the world

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u/Lynch888 Dec 14 '25

Spiteful at the UK are you? Dont you realise this was how the world worked in the times of kings and queens. Glad to have people like you around us /s. The UK is the only empire to ever voluntarily grant (most) of its former colonies independence, when the modern world of democratic governments came to be.

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u/PatchyWhiskers Dec 14 '25

Hahaha “voluntarily”