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Got a good laugh today with strong SW1 vibes as the Guardian ran an article about “desperate” families without an au pair thanks to Brexit.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...out-eu-workers Haven’t we got homeless, unemployed who would be grateful for the opportunity to get a free roof over their heads, free food and can provide childcare for the minimum wage? |
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All part of the 'leveling up' thing . . . but in this case it's 'leveling down' to match the North ;)
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There’s no point propping up the property market with borrowing against two wages that aren’t sustainable. |
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Are you suggesting that if they can't afford childcare, they shouldn't resort to employing an au pair? My parent were very hard working non-rich people who both needed to work to provide for me and my sister and themselves. So they hired a live in au pair (several over the years) which met the objectives of both the au pair and the family. |
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The move to a high wage economy means mass exploitation like this has to be removed. |
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For those who may post Google tales of exploitation, there are significant links that detail the contrary. |
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I’m not going to have sympathy for them, even if I read about their desperation in the Guardian. If we want to have jobs undercut by cheap foreign labour then that isn’t Brexit. We can’t pick and choose who we let in on the basis of what suits metropolitan elites. |
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Anyway, all very moot because there's no au pair visa and UK people don't need to learn English. |
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Many migrants heading for UK die after boat sinks
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59406355 A number of migrants headed for the UK have drowned in the Channel near Calais after their boat sank, the French government has said. French prime minister Jean Castex said the shipwreck was a "tragedy", adding those who died were victims of "criminal smugglers". Police say 27 people have died, AFP news agency has reported. The PM is to chair an emergency Cobra meeting this afternoon in response to the deaths, his spokesman said. Channel horror as more than 27 migrants drown hours after shock French police pics emerge https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...rossing-rescue French and British authorities are conducting a rescue operation in the Channel by air and sea. |
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It’s a difficult one, I have sympathy with the French, they’re under no obligation to prevent migrants leaving France.
But then there are photos of French police watching migrants leave and board boats to their deaths. So no obligation, but a responsibility………. |
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Those are two different locations - different beaches (one sand, one pebbles).
Pretty shitty reporting by the Mail/Express/etc. - no actual evidence to support that the Gendarmerie were watching people get into boats; the video is just cut scenes. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...h-Channel.html https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...4&d=1637787976 https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...5&d=1637787976 |
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Is that the same beach with the police vehicle there in shot? The point that you didn’t address , why would you? Instead of responding to it you’d rather obfuscate it. The French may not have an obligation, but they’re happy to see them sail off to drown. Not a moral high ground to take. |
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