Hi roberto,
i'm not resentful, i'm currently living in england and i like it. My criticisms of immigration policies and practises come from meeting people who are going through the process and actually talking to them about it, rather than reading and believing the theoretical side of it. I suggest you do the same, it is very beneficial to know how the theory can be distorted when applied in a real life situation. We do have a high number of people who have emigrated, usually from countries that England has messed up in some time or another
ironic.
On the other hand, i'm glad that I was born and raised partly in England, it has a nice history which the English people should hold on to. I just don't agree with the methods that it takes sometimes and the lack of support it had during the intense immigration period in the mid 20th century. That probably is a consequence of a Tory government.
Thanks for your pity, though it has no value for me because i don't think you're chickening out, i just think that we have a different understanding of this part of history and the present government. However i am sorry that you couldn't answer my questions above, i think it would have made interesting discussion even if i am pressed for time to reply.
Ciao.