What is "not true though"?
£169k per Asylum Seeker
- Thread starter SirGalahad
- Start date
Sponsored Links
I thought it had been ascertained that they disappear into working in the black economy.
It would be far better to allow refugees to work and pay tax.
Since time immemorial the ruling classes have used divide and rule, so I'm not falling for lies in seeing what this increase in immigration throughout Europe for what it is. It is you that seem oblivious your having your John thomas pulled.
Sponsored Links
Your entitled to that opinion.
Funny how a lot of these countries look down on the west and our principals, and yet their citizens can't wait to get here, risking their life in some cases to do so.
Of course numbers is an important part of the equation, however many (most?) politicians don't want to go there. They prefer to talk in vague terms that usually mean feck all when it comes to getting to grips with this.
Of course numbers is an important part of the equation, however many (most?) politicians don't want to go there. They prefer to talk in vague terms that usually mean feck all when it comes to getting to grips with this.
Think of Afghanistan. The reason we have people fleeing here is because they disagree with the national government.
In all this you have to remember the Tories are the party of the bosses who love their cheap labour and the labour party whose initial reason was to protect the working man have moved on to going global in protecting people with perceived grievances.
- Joined
- 22 Jan 2007
- Messages
- 17,151
- Reaction score
- 2,397
- Country
Yes, some do, but what is the alternative? Pay them a good wage so that they don't need to work? Let them work legally? Pay them nothing, no benefits?
Do you mean that you don't agree people should do an honest job, pay tax, and contribute to society?
- Joined
- 17 May 2012
- Messages
- 10,827
- Reaction score
- 862
- Country
?
never said that.
Do you act daft just because you can.
I can play that game, do you think should have laws that passed through Parliament or apply them on the hoof?
- Joined
- 1 Apr 2016
- Messages
- 13,609
- Reaction score
- 552
- Country
The biggest user of the health services are the elderly - should we get rid of them.
This is infant school level of analysis.
Has the investment in these services grown in pace with the aging population?
If you want british born kids to become the future workers - why do you make bringing up kids more and more difficult.
You seem to hate foreigners and our own british born kids. Weird.
See you've not acknowledged that the ruling classes play us off against each other as you post positively identifies.
When did we as a society stop believing in the rule of law to run a country and now what we see today, defending lawbreakers to roam the country.?
When did we as a society stop believing in the rule of law to run a country and now what we see today, defending lawbreakers to roam the country.?
- Joined
- 1 Apr 2016
- Messages
- 13,609
- Reaction score
- 552
- Country
These rights are our rights as well.
You want to solve the problem of these migrants - it seems its a bigger issue to you than all the other problems in this country.
Invest in solving the problem instead of going all warm and fuzzy over headline grabbing policies that won't ever work.
Sponsored Links
