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comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
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Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
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I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
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What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
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Two points that were made continually in the early parts of this thread
1) immigration was a net contributor to the UK economy
2) the UK economy needed net migration of 230,000 a year for continued growth
It is a shame that the same, tired and debunked points are rehashed at regular intervals.
There will come a time when Brexit will be generally accepted as a move of idiocy by all. That penny doesn’t seem to have dropped just yet though.
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No maybe about it, those are from the ONS.
1) considering the population is aging the net benefit will be paying retirement pensions and subsequent requirements through PAYE and NI.
2) the UK population would reach an equilibrium.
It seems the case for remain has to be made continually, whilst the fallacy of Brexit is looked to be blamed on anything but Brexit.
While I’m not surprised, it does become tiresome.
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comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
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I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
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What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
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Our fight is for the same kind of thing here with different approaches.
By resources I meant money.
Migrants to process it. That isn't the way. Pay a wage.
NHS. We are meant to bills them but we don't. So stop them coming.
NHS staffed by immigrants. Get Brits working.
Migrants taking up housing and propping up the market. Stop allowing migrants in.
Before you write your reply, I'm not anti immigration (I know it doesn't read that way 😂), I am anti unemployment, home ownership issues and cr@p wages. And of course there are solution the govt could put in place to eradicate all the issues you mentioned. But the crux of it is ... they don't. So, an alternative needs to be sought and unfortunately that comes down to reducing the use of immigration. Utter bullshiete philosophy there, but I firmly believe that Brits need to work the govt need to facilitate that need along with everything you mentioned.
We are pretty much on the same page just skinning the cat in a different way.
As for Poland, well yes. Because they weren't doing that well and the scope to rise was much greater.
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We literally don't have enough bodies to fill all the jobs.
I'm for higher wages, but against rampant inflation caused by paying £40ph for someone to process meat, and then the job they left needing to offer a £50ph role.
You cannot fill every role with a Brit, unless you want people working till they are 80, I'm sorry, but it's a ridiculous stance. And brexit is doing far far more damage to the country and economy than a few thousand people pretending to have a bad back to get £50 a week to watch Jeremy Kyle.
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 10 minutes ago
Last two episode of Squid Game up next. Ciao 👍
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I found the end disappointing.
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about those milkers (U11882)
posted 4 hours, 31 minutes ago
AZ did not fack up a global emergency situation. Quite the opposite. It is the vaccine immunising the developing world for no profit.
People forget AZ also had production problems.for the UK in Autumn of 2020. The UK however didn't throw a tantrum over late deliveries. They helped AZ out in an emergency situation.
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By the end of march this year AZ had delivered 28 million doses to Covax. Covax was expecting another 90 million by the end of April, but these were on hold until at least mid July. Can't find any news if deliveries since then, so must still be on hold?
So much for you saving the world. And the poorest countries won't be getting it until 2023.
Shut your stupid fekin head t!tty.
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
And toast is very underrated. The smell and the crunch.
Nothing to do with anything, but I had to get it off my chest. 😂
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Sounds like epilepsy. Have it checked.
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comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 13 minutes ago
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posted 1 second ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Our fight is for the same kind of thing here with different approaches.
By resources I meant money.
Migrants to process it. That isn't the way. Pay a wage.
NHS. We are meant to bills them but we don't. So stop them coming.
NHS staffed by immigrants. Get Brits working.
Migrants taking up housing and propping up the market. Stop allowing migrants in.
Before you write your reply, I'm not anti immigration (I know it doesn't read that way 😂), I am anti unemployment, home ownership issues and cr@p wages. And of course there are solution the govt could put in place to eradicate all the issues you mentioned. But the crux of it is ... they don't. So, an alternative needs to be sought and unfortunately that comes down to reducing the use of immigration. Utter bullshiete philosophy there, but I firmly believe that Brits need to work the govt need to facilitate that need along with everything you mentioned.
We are pretty much on the same page just skinning the cat in a different way.
As for Poland, well yes. Because they weren't doing that well and the scope to rise was much greater.
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We literally don't have enough bodies to fill all the jobs.
I'm for higher wages, but against rampant inflation caused by paying £40ph for someone to process meat, and then the job they left needing to offer a £50ph role.
You cannot fill every role with a Brit, unless you want people working till they are 80, I'm sorry, but it's a ridiculous stance. And brexit is doing far far more damage to the country and economy than a few thousand people pretending to have a bad back to get £50 a week to watch Jeremy Kyle.
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Whoa there, big fella. I'm not pretending. And its more than 50 quid.
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posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 hours, 2 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Our fight is for the same kind of thing here with different approaches.
By resources I meant money.
Migrants to process it. That isn't the way. Pay a wage.
NHS. We are meant to bills them but we don't. So stop them coming.
NHS staffed by immigrants. Get Brits working.
Migrants taking up housing and propping up the market. Stop allowing migrants in.
Before you write your reply, I'm not anti immigration (I know it doesn't read that way 😂), I am anti unemployment, home ownership issues and cr@p wages. And of course there are solution the govt could put in place to eradicate all the issues you mentioned. But the crux of it is ... they don't. So, an alternative needs to be sought and unfortunately that comes down to reducing the use of immigration. Utter bullshiete philosophy there, but I firmly believe that Brits need to work the govt need to facilitate that need along with everything you mentioned.
We are pretty much on the same page just skinning the cat in a different way.
As for Poland, well yes. Because they weren't doing that well and the scope to rise was much greater.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We literally don't have enough bodies to fill all the jobs.
I'm for higher wages, but against rampant inflation caused by paying £40ph for someone to process meat, and then the job they left needing to offer a £50ph role.
You cannot fill every role with a Brit, unless you want people working till they are 80, I'm sorry, but it's a ridiculous stance. And brexit is doing far far more damage to the country and economy than a few thousand people pretending to have a bad back to get £50 a week to watch Jeremy Kyle.
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Whoa there, big fella. I'm not pretending. And its more than 50 quid.
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Need some ointment rubbed in to your back grandpa?
I'm not in a good mood, Insert.
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posted 41 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
And toast is very underrated. The smell and the crunch.
Nothing to do with anything, but I had to get it off my chest. 😂
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Sounds like epilepsy. Have it checked.
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I'm still trying to work out why JS puts toast on his chest
To make his bewbs taste better? Or of butter?
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about those milkers (U11882)
posted 5 hours, 56 minutes ago
The EU is a wannabe empire, threatening and bullying its way to what it wants with no regard to other countries. The EU is a mess.
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Insulting horseshiiiiit.
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 5 hours, 49 minutes ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about those milkers(U11882)
posted 31 seconds ago
The EU is a wannabe empire, threatening and bullying its way to what it wants with no regard to other countries. The EU is a mess.
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It’s the UK that wants to recapture glory of empire and the commonwealth.
The EU recognises that through harmonisation with your closest neighbours comes massive benefits.
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UK, Greece, Poland and Hungary disagree. 😂
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More horseshiiiiit.
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 37 minutes ago
I'm not in a good mood, Insert.
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Have some hot buttered toast.
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comment by Thorgen Kloppinson (U1282)
posted 4 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 3 minutes ago
Insert, how many times do I have to correct you on my stance on Brexit? I'm not a Brexiteer, didn't vote for it. I'm not pro EU either.
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Ultimately, actions speak louder than words. Its easy for you to type this but hard to believe after interacting with you over time and taking in your views.
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JS was possibly not in the uk to vote, am guessing.
And he has said he is not pro-EU, but you doubt that too, Mamba 105.
Am a little teapot.
Or am I?
Just back from this evenings hockey, (a 6-2 win for the Belfast Giants vs Fyfe) and catching up on the last few hours of debate.
Rather than spam the thread with 'EU links' (I know you all love them) I'll simply echo Rosso's analysis.
Horseshiiiit.
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 37 minutes ago
I'm not in a good mood, Insert.
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Have some hot buttered toast.
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And eat it off my chest.
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Cleaner than i expected.
Were you in blighty for the brexit vote that mamba accused you of fibbing about, mate?You know the form...you and I are leading tories and i invaded Poland in 39.
I think we should rejoin and milk lol them dry.
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Golf Club Defecator (U3126)
posted 1 minute ago
Just back from this evenings hockey, (a 6-2 win for the Belfast Giantsvs Fyfe) and catching up on the last few hours of debate.
Rather than spam the thread with 'EU links' (I know you all love them) I'll simply echo Rosso's analysis.
Horseshiiiit.
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Bless you....sounds like a bad cold, mucker.
How can we join the EU again, so we can blame brussels again for farming, fishing, French films and schite europop?
TT
Campaign begins here to re-join the EU, bleed em dry and fook em up from inside, lol.
Then blame France.
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comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
posted on 10/10/21
But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
——————
Two points that were made continually in the early parts of this thread
1) immigration was a net contributor to the UK economy
2) the UK economy needed net migration of 230,000 a year for continued growth
It is a shame that the same, tired and debunked points are rehashed at regular intervals.
There will come a time when Brexit will be generally accepted as a move of idiocy by all. That penny doesn’t seem to have dropped just yet though.
posted on 10/10/21
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No maybe about it, those are from the ONS.
1) considering the population is aging the net benefit will be paying retirement pensions and subsequent requirements through PAYE and NI.
2) the UK population would reach an equilibrium.
It seems the case for remain has to be made continually, whilst the fallacy of Brexit is looked to be blamed on anything but Brexit.
While I’m not surprised, it does become tiresome.
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posted on 10/10/21
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Our fight is for the same kind of thing here with different approaches.
By resources I meant money.
Migrants to process it. That isn't the way. Pay a wage.
NHS. We are meant to bills them but we don't. So stop them coming.
NHS staffed by immigrants. Get Brits working.
Migrants taking up housing and propping up the market. Stop allowing migrants in.
Before you write your reply, I'm not anti immigration (I know it doesn't read that way 😂), I am anti unemployment, home ownership issues and cr@p wages. And of course there are solution the govt could put in place to eradicate all the issues you mentioned. But the crux of it is ... they don't. So, an alternative needs to be sought and unfortunately that comes down to reducing the use of immigration. Utter bullshiete philosophy there, but I firmly believe that Brits need to work the govt need to facilitate that need along with everything you mentioned.
We are pretty much on the same page just skinning the cat in a different way.
As for Poland, well yes. Because they weren't doing that well and the scope to rise was much greater.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We literally don't have enough bodies to fill all the jobs.
I'm for higher wages, but against rampant inflation caused by paying £40ph for someone to process meat, and then the job they left needing to offer a £50ph role.
You cannot fill every role with a Brit, unless you want people working till they are 80, I'm sorry, but it's a ridiculous stance. And brexit is doing far far more damage to the country and economy than a few thousand people pretending to have a bad back to get £50 a week to watch Jeremy Kyle.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 10 minutes ago
Last two episode of Squid Game up next. Ciao 👍
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I found the end disappointing.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about those milkers (U11882)
posted 4 hours, 31 minutes ago
AZ did not fack up a global emergency situation. Quite the opposite. It is the vaccine immunising the developing world for no profit.
People forget AZ also had production problems.for the UK in Autumn of 2020. The UK however didn't throw a tantrum over late deliveries. They helped AZ out in an emergency situation.
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By the end of march this year AZ had delivered 28 million doses to Covax. Covax was expecting another 90 million by the end of April, but these were on hold until at least mid July. Can't find any news if deliveries since then, so must still be on hold?
So much for you saving the world. And the poorest countries won't be getting it until 2023.
Shut your stupid fekin head t!tty.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
And toast is very underrated. The smell and the crunch.
Nothing to do with anything, but I had to get it off my chest. 😂
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Sounds like epilepsy. Have it checked.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 hours, 2 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Our fight is for the same kind of thing here with different approaches.
By resources I meant money.
Migrants to process it. That isn't the way. Pay a wage.
NHS. We are meant to bills them but we don't. So stop them coming.
NHS staffed by immigrants. Get Brits working.
Migrants taking up housing and propping up the market. Stop allowing migrants in.
Before you write your reply, I'm not anti immigration (I know it doesn't read that way 😂), I am anti unemployment, home ownership issues and cr@p wages. And of course there are solution the govt could put in place to eradicate all the issues you mentioned. But the crux of it is ... they don't. So, an alternative needs to be sought and unfortunately that comes down to reducing the use of immigration. Utter bullshiete philosophy there, but I firmly believe that Brits need to work the govt need to facilitate that need along with everything you mentioned.
We are pretty much on the same page just skinning the cat in a different way.
As for Poland, well yes. Because they weren't doing that well and the scope to rise was much greater.
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We literally don't have enough bodies to fill all the jobs.
I'm for higher wages, but against rampant inflation caused by paying £40ph for someone to process meat, and then the job they left needing to offer a £50ph role.
You cannot fill every role with a Brit, unless you want people working till they are 80, I'm sorry, but it's a ridiculous stance. And brexit is doing far far more damage to the country and economy than a few thousand people pretending to have a bad back to get £50 a week to watch Jeremy Kyle.
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Whoa there, big fella. I'm not pretending. And its more than 50 quid.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 hours, 2 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 1 second ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't like the social benefits structure of EU migration. Sure everyone is welcome with a job, but not equal social care and privileges when its own are going to food banks (of course this isn't just an EU issue and we will agree on corporate tax and stuff, but while that isn't happening, handouts/assistance shouldn't be so readily available.
—————
Erm..
Who wants to tell him?
Ok I will.
This aspect of migration can be controlled from within the EU.
The UK didn’t do want to do anything on this point.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do know that the UK govt can put on restrictions and didn't - both Labour and Tory. But the point remains that whilst migration is free it diminishes the countries resources. Without the EU it can't.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What resources are diminished sorry?
The UK? We produce more, look how many tonnes of pork just got incinerated because we had no migrants to process it, same with vegetables, rotting in the fields. The NHS? We are meant to bill their country of origin, we never bothered, that would have been significant to the NHS budget, and of course the NHS itself is staffed 30% By migrants, it's resources are lessened outside of the EU.
As for the countries migrated from, Poland's economy has trebled since joining. They have been enriched, their resources have increased, co-operation is a GOOD thing
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Our fight is for the same kind of thing here with different approaches.
By resources I meant money.
Migrants to process it. That isn't the way. Pay a wage.
NHS. We are meant to bills them but we don't. So stop them coming.
NHS staffed by immigrants. Get Brits working.
Migrants taking up housing and propping up the market. Stop allowing migrants in.
Before you write your reply, I'm not anti immigration (I know it doesn't read that way 😂), I am anti unemployment, home ownership issues and cr@p wages. And of course there are solution the govt could put in place to eradicate all the issues you mentioned. But the crux of it is ... they don't. So, an alternative needs to be sought and unfortunately that comes down to reducing the use of immigration. Utter bullshiete philosophy there, but I firmly believe that Brits need to work the govt need to facilitate that need along with everything you mentioned.
We are pretty much on the same page just skinning the cat in a different way.
As for Poland, well yes. Because they weren't doing that well and the scope to rise was much greater.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We literally don't have enough bodies to fill all the jobs.
I'm for higher wages, but against rampant inflation caused by paying £40ph for someone to process meat, and then the job they left needing to offer a £50ph role.
You cannot fill every role with a Brit, unless you want people working till they are 80, I'm sorry, but it's a ridiculous stance. And brexit is doing far far more damage to the country and economy than a few thousand people pretending to have a bad back to get £50 a week to watch Jeremy Kyle.
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Whoa there, big fella. I'm not pretending. And its more than 50 quid.
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Need some ointment rubbed in to your back grandpa?
posted on 10/10/21
I'm not in a good mood, Insert.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
And toast is very underrated. The smell and the crunch.
Nothing to do with anything, but I had to get it off my chest. 😂
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Sounds like epilepsy. Have it checked.
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I'm still trying to work out why JS puts toast on his chest
posted on 10/10/21
To make his bewbs taste better? Or of butter?
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about those milkers (U11882)
posted 5 hours, 56 minutes ago
The EU is a wannabe empire, threatening and bullying its way to what it wants with no regard to other countries. The EU is a mess.
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Insulting horseshiiiiit.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 5 hours, 49 minutes ago
comment by *Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about those milkers(U11882)
posted 31 seconds ago
The EU is a wannabe empire, threatening and bullying its way to what it wants with no regard to other countries. The EU is a mess.
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It’s the UK that wants to recapture glory of empire and the commonwealth.
The EU recognises that through harmonisation with your closest neighbours comes massive benefits.
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UK, Greece, Poland and Hungary disagree. 😂
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More horseshiiiiit.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 37 minutes ago
I'm not in a good mood, Insert.
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Have some hot buttered toast.
posted on 10/10/21
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posted on 10/10/21
comment by Thorgen Kloppinson (U1282)
posted 4 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 3 minutes ago
Insert, how many times do I have to correct you on my stance on Brexit? I'm not a Brexiteer, didn't vote for it. I'm not pro EU either.
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Ultimately, actions speak louder than words. Its easy for you to type this but hard to believe after interacting with you over time and taking in your views.
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JS was possibly not in the uk to vote, am guessing.
And he has said he is not pro-EU, but you doubt that too, Mamba 105.
Am a little teapot.
Or am I?
posted on 10/10/21
Just back from this evenings hockey, (a 6-2 win for the Belfast Giants vs Fyfe) and catching up on the last few hours of debate.
Rather than spam the thread with 'EU links' (I know you all love them) I'll simply echo Rosso's analysis.
Horseshiiiit.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by Just Shoot (U10408)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 37 minutes ago
I'm not in a good mood, Insert.
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Have some hot buttered toast.
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And eat it off my chest.
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Cleaner than i expected.
Were you in blighty for the brexit vote that mamba accused you of fibbing about, mate?You know the form...you and I are leading tories and i invaded Poland in 39.
I think we should rejoin and milk lol them dry.
posted on 10/10/21
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Golf Club Defecator (U3126)
posted 1 minute ago
Just back from this evenings hockey, (a 6-2 win for the Belfast Giantsvs Fyfe) and catching up on the last few hours of debate.
Rather than spam the thread with 'EU links' (I know you all love them) I'll simply echo Rosso's analysis.
Horseshiiiit.
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Bless you....sounds like a bad cold, mucker.
How can we join the EU again, so we can blame brussels again for farming, fishing, French films and schite europop?
posted on 10/10/21
TT
Campaign begins here to re-join the EU, bleed em dry and fook em up from inside, lol.
Then blame France.
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