That ' s how you tell they ' re on mobile . <| sep |> If you asked me those condescending questions , I would break your fucking nose <| sep |> or they try to do their own take on it and butcher the living shit out of it . Looking at you Aretha <| sep |> X factor ? It ' s actually called a Skewb XTreme . <| sep |> Haha Thanks for reading . I just needed something less serious in here . Sorry for the bulk of Typos but autocorecct is a bitch and im at work <| sep |> The wrong assumption they ' re making is that foreigners moving in will negatively impact their resources and culture . Often this isn ' t the case . So you agree that there is a risk . I can go well , neutral or bad . But the probability of changes is there , and when we can decide we want our changes to be justified as in there is a high probability that it ' s a good change , andor the risk is worth it . Embracing people tends to lead to a better kind of assimilation , and in the process you may learn some things from a person with a very different culture , history , experiences , etc . I agree . But there are thresholds , and once those are crossed it ' s all downhill . Ask Australian aboriginals or Native Americans . when people aren ' t even prepared to give them a chanceThe thing is it requires effort . And in an egoistical way you want the assurance of the return on your investment . That ' s why we don ' t all go to the 3 rd world countries to help , although we can afford it and it would probably be more fulfilling for us than helpful for them . But there is the effort and there is the risk , and both factors act as a barrier .