u/Ok-Set-5533

Hi All,

I tried to post this on the r/somalia subreddit but it was removed without a reason why.

Now I don't enjoy spreading negativity or feel like inu bac iguheran but to us Somalis that live in the west, we can't pretend like this isn't happening anymore. The patience of white people having people from around the world in their country has worn thin. Videos like this gaining 100s of thousands of views on TikTok and other platforms.

They speak about social services being strained, nobody affording to move out, find a job, "seeing brown people everywhere in their cities", crime, I could go on.

For some people that work all day and never check their phone, it might not seem like things are the way it is. It makes you think what will happen in the next 10 years as they fortify their border and basically have immigration cut down to O.

The country I live in, the UK, also had an election and the result really proved how the UK election result might be in the next 2 years, with Nigel Farage's party winning this year.

Am I crazy or have you people noticed it too in where you live? What are your thoughts?

I’m sure you’re well aware of the never ending alarm bell that is the British job market with us having over a million NEETS. It has basically been on a slip ‘n’ slide to the bottom since 2022.

My question today is, are these comments actually real and if they’re not, to what extent do you agree with them?