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Thanks to labour choosing corbyn for leader one month, one year or the rest of the term your going to get a Tory government but out of the EU they might have to tone down their silliness a bit.
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Do you really think we would go back to the dark ages if we leave Europe? If workers rights were not respected the government in question would not be re-elected. We would still have unions in place. Apparently it is all doom and gloom if we leave Europe. My parents generation had workers rights and they seemed pretty happy pre-Europe. Everything just isn't going to stop. I am sure if you were in a similar situation, you would feel the same. You can't get social housing, you can't get your school of choice, you can't get a doctors appointment for nearly 2 weeks, you have to wait long periods for surgery, your elderly parent is ill and has to lie in a hospital corridor, I could go on. We need British rights. We are an island and our infrastructure can only take so much. You mention environmental issues, the Kyoto protocol springs to mind, do you really think the UK would not have signed up if we weren't in the EU? You are basically saying that we don't have any weight in the world and we cannot make our own decisions. Listen to the arguments by Nigel Farage. Every debate I watch encourages me more and more to vote leave. There are many valid points. The remain team have already shown themselves up by instigating personal attacks on the leave team. They continue to do so. mmm lets float down the Thames with a bunch of rich idiots on a large boat! You mention Scotland's unemployment rates. I am Scottish. There are many more 'economic' migrants who join their already set up communities in England. Look at London, Greater Manchester, Luton, Birmingham, Peterborough etc. Scotland does not have the level of migrants England does so your point isn't really valid. Scotland also has a lower population so take jobs per capita - of course employment rates will be lower. I wish I could return to Scotland as there would be a job available for me to go to and I would receive a decent wage. I worked in another large city a couple of hours from here (and not it wasn't London) and my salary was a minimum of a third higher for the same job in Peterborough. So yes, 'economic' migrants are bringing salaries down. And who pays, we do. You do realise the low wages are subsidised by the tax payer by way of tax credits, housing benefit, child allowance etc. I thought I would reiterate that. You do realise that the spouses of service personnel for instance who are unable to claim benefits aren't detailed in unemployment figures as we are in effect invisible! You talk of workers rights. Yes, it has its pros but it also has its cons. It is so difficult for companies to get rid of lazy or unsuitable employees. A perfect example would be government staff. My experience with the jobcentre and DWP has been atrocious, I have never had to deal with such a group of arrogant, rude, unhelpful and stupid people in all my life. They just cannot be sacked!! So they have their rights respected, what about mine? Europe doesn't come to my aid when my human rights are neglected. On top of that political correctness has gone mad. Read the attached, this is what Europe has contributed to... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/p...rrectness.html Enjoy watching Britain deteriorate if you vote remain. Turkey, Serbia, Albania, Montenegro and Macedonia WILL have free access to the UK. We will be opening the floodgates to terrorism, crime etc. You do know that Isis sells smuggled oil to Turkey and Iraqi Kurds.. do you really want to open up our borders to a country who fund ISIS. Who will come into our country,what will their intentions be? Will you put your family or next generation at risk? Yes it is your choice. I would take the risk of a little less annual leave for a safer and more prosperous Britain. ---------- Post added at 04:32 ---------- Previous post was at 04:16 ---------- Quote:
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The only reason Britain is deteriating is because of our Government. The EU at least keeps them from 100% destroying us. Also we have British rights, backed up by the EU. We have workers rights the EU improved them. I have a good job now but went through a couple of bad years recently and got all the help I needed. I work in a place that employs British people, Irish people, Polish people, Indian People, Spanish people French people who all live here and are entitled to have jobs to earn money for them and their families. You make it sound like they shouldn't work and should all be sent home so British folk can have the jobs and social housing. That is so so wrong. We should be proud as Brits that we are a welcoming multi cultural society who welcomes others when they have no one to turn to and no where else to go. A place where people should feel happy. Next you'll be saying the earth is flat. Also tin hat time. Vote using the wax pencils they give you. They can't be erased and should your ballot paper get wet the vote will still be there unlike a black pen! ---------- Post added at 08:15 ---------- Previous post was at 08:07 ---------- Quote:
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You know, for richer for poorer Benefits should be a last resort safety net, your husband obviously earns enough to cover you while you're job hunting. Good luck and I hope you find work soon. |
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The most sensible comment I've read in any of the EU Referendum threads on these pages! |
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Listening to all the drivel that comes out of the remain campaigns mouth and those that support it and you say that a sensible comment is one that supports a dictatorship that scares people so much to get a vote out of them? While I can stand and say yeah I agree even the brexit side have been a bit hit and miss but nowhere near as much as the remain side. The lengths they have gone to to ensure it goes their way. I'm waiting for the men in black to turn up and make sure I vote their way or no way. I'm surprised they haven't mentioned bringing the death penalty back for those voting out for treason's against their country. They might be saving that one for last eh? |
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I will reiterate, if it wasn't for the sad state of affairs in Peterborough job wise then perhaps I could get a job which is needed to at least live a little better. I did not choose to live here, my husband was sent here! Have you visited Peterborough? Perhaps you should give up your job, choose to live in an area outside Peterborough where there is a limited bus service (I cannot drive due to sight issues), give up your car, pay extortionate travel costs to try and get to a minimum wage job (if you can get one) and support your family. It's easy to talk the talk but much harder to walk the walk. In saying this, I should also point out, we can no longer afford a social life, none of us drink or smoke either. My husband gives his life for Queen and Country - for people like you and you believe his standard of living should suffer because of a sentence used for solemnising the act of marriage! I am not religious, these were not my vows and my husband did not sign a contract. It is a shame, if I was obese, a single mother who popped kids out conveyor belt style, a drug addict or an alcoholic, I would get assistance - but we need to consider their human rights! Such a shame I cannot afford to stock my cupboards up enough to become obese, I could not afford cigarettes, drugs or alcohol even if I wanted and believe me, there are many days when a little something would help me get through the day. Watch Panorama, Benefits Britain etc. It is a sad state of affairs. Benefits should be a last resort safety net you say, watch these programmes, watch these people boasting that they are better off not working whilst their can of beer is sitting at the side of their couch, they are puffing on a cigarette and their cannabis is hidden in some tin away from the camera. Wow, wouldn't this be great as a last resort safety net. Bring it on... It is the hard working lower middle class people in Britain who suffer nowadays. I am not an exception, this is the norm for many people. You have obviously not experienced it and I hope you don't. I am stuck in this hell hole for another 7 months and this is also a reason which makes gaining employment difficult - the company has to accept the burden of additional recruitment costs to recruit when the spouse has to relocate with his/her partner. It is a well known fact that military spouses are in an area for a fixed period. What chance do I have now? I do apologise to anyone living in this area for referring to Peterborough as a hell hole, if it is your home and you love it, I am happy for you. Many Peterborough residents have complained that their city is no longer recognisable due to the influx of economic migrants - and again, why should they suffer! Yes, I want out of Britain and I would like a new government. ... but unfortunately, you cannot always get what you want! |
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