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On May 1st the rules regarding migrant workers are changing .It means basically that migrant workers can claim benefits immediately upon entering the country
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As I understand it, the Lib-Dems would be unliklely to support moves to try to exclude ourselves from these rules so Cameron probably realises he can't win a fight on this issue. I often wonder if mass migration would be deemed quite so acceptable by the great and the good if lawyers, journalists, politicians, judges and the like were more on the receiving end of it. If MPs were hired in the marketplace like everyone else and had to compete for their jobs against foreign competition able to undercut them like most of us do, I wonder if they'd be quite so keen on the free movement of migrants. Just a thought..... |
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we should quit europe costs us far more than we reap.. they always fine the country for silly things to carry on paying the god knows how many thousands of pointless jobs with crazy salaries, the governemtn should simply say, how about FU europe dont like it kick us out?
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Our ex-neighbours (Czech Roma) contacted me from Romania where they fled after losing part time jobs here (cleaners) and defaulting on several loans, credit card bills, rent payments, etc..
They wanted me to send them info about "4 or 5 bedroom houses" they can occupy rent and poll tax free once the new rules apply. They were not the nicest of people, so I declined their request, especially when I asked what jobs they were going to and was told "Jobs? Who needs jobs?" |
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I hate migrants.
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I hate migrants that come here for the free money.
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well it looks as though it's going to get worse ,one of my main queries is will they be treated the same as our own indigenous welfare junkies ,will they be made to attend interviews ,have their money stopped for 6 months if they don't show willing to find a job |
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This is what annoys me. what it means is that they will get a guaranteed income every week/fortnight. a free (probably private and at least £125 a week rent) property that is council tax free. it won't be a council house (social housing) because we haven't got any of them to give to our homeless already anyway. |
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why doesn't the government do what the PEOPLE WANT and tell europe to straight F OFF, what are they going to do ? fine us ? tell them again to F OFF!
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It's a rest home for rejected MPs and basically unaccountable to anyone. They just take our money and splash it about to their favourite causes, and you can imagine what those will be.. No way are they ever going to leave without an armed revolution. |
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The French are getting worried as they are slowly being outnumbered in their own country too...
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...............and check this out to get your blood boiling a bit more :D |
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Most people want this? Why do the parties that advocate this do so bad then? Serious question. |
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If labour said they would take us out of Europe would it be worth bringing them back into power? serious question . |
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Didn't Blair hope that he was going to be part of the club when he left? |
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So what promise would you like this time around?
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:rofl: Would you ask Labours friend prudence to end it ;) ---------- Post added at 22:15 ---------- Previous post was at 22:09 ---------- Quote:
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In fact the only time the British people got to have their voices heard (albeit with a 66% majority voting to to stay in the EC) was courtesy of a labour referendum under Wilson in '75. The subsequent signing of Maastrict and the formation of the EU (both of which took place under Conservative Governments) were the final nails in the coffin - as the Factortame case went some way to proving. |
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Ah yes. When we voted for a 'Common Market'.
It started with a lie and they've all built on that. Both as bad as each other. |
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I still wish we could get to hell out but i dont think we will ever get a chance |
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I have to say I am coming round to this view - I was always a supporter of the EEC and its founding principles, but lately it just seems to be pointless bureaucratic growth, over-regulation and spending (and no, I do not get my views from the Express/Mail....)
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So let me get this right.....
There's potential for a wave of migration to happen which may or may not occur (Apologies to any mystics on the board) This in turn then leads to some people stating 'I hate migrants' etc. etc. Just a quick Q for the migrant hater(s) Don't you realise that migration is neccesary in this country ? As it is in fact in most countries Oh and for one final point would anyone hazard a guess as to the numbers emigrating from the UK as opposed to those coming in ? |
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Ok then, labour for example cheap fruit and vegtables... who picks them ?
Skilled shortage areas such as Dr's., Surgeons. Low paid, low skilled jobs that perhaps some UK citizens neither have the time nor inclanation to accept due to them being more interested in reproducing and paying for things out of catalogues on the never never...... There's a few to get you started |
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Great stuff, can we do that with all the workshy bone idle gits who refuse to get jobs and instead play the system for all they can ? cross border economic migration within the EU is bound within law. Non EU migration into the UK works pretty much the same way as you have described above (without the buggering off when they lose a job) We're all quite happy to go and work whereever we wish in the EU as well..... As many as 100,000 (so no idea how many in reality) people from eastern Europe are expected to head (might head to the UK might not who knows) for the UK after May 1, Does anyone have a breakdown of these supposed £250pw benefits that they're supposedly entitled to claim ? |
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Touche (sorry can't be bothered to accentuate correctly !) |
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Can they afford to rent the house they live in out of the low wages that nobody else will work for, or is that paid for them? Quote:
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So therefore you would agree that migration is neccesary ? |
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If you're in warrington I understand your statement. I had a partner who lived in Newton Le Willows ...... ;) ---------- Post added at 10:50 ---------- Previous post was at 10:50 ---------- Quote:
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I think most (rational) people would prefer to subsidise migrants who work and contribute to the UK society as a whole over their workshy counterparts - unless of course a misguided and ill informed racism / xenophobia is more important to them than fundamental economics. |
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I think this is the death of the benefits system, a government can't stop EU migrants coming in but they can make it less attractive by ruining it for everyone and seriously cutting the amount of benefit people can claim.
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When the pro-immigration people bring up that the NHS would collapse without immigration i always think "that's not good, it's a shameful admission"
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And as to the bolded part, It's fairly obvious that this may be a reason otherwise we wouldn't be needing migrants to fill those roles :confused: |
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that's for the ones who work. then you have to subsidise the ones that haven't come over to work. free house, free council tax, free health care and treatment, free benefit money, etc.. the disadvantages can far outweigh the advantages. and bringing racism into money matters is silly. |
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Why should a retired person (who has worked all their lives) continue to work ? How do you force someone to take a job ? |
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Unfortunately we now have the lost generations. |
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Tidied...... PS anyone like indian or chinese takeaways ? ---------- Post added at 11:28 ---------- Previous post was at 11:26 ---------- Quote:
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I'm still composing my reply. ---------- Post added at 11:29 ---------- Previous post was at 11:28 ---------- Quote:
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By composing do you mean copying and pasting from various organisations websites such as the EDL, NF, Combat 18 & The BNP ? |
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So erm the first generation of migrants that came to the UK to open these resteraunts/takeaways they should of buggered off 'back home' ? |
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You like to make racist / xenophobic comments and then try to skirt around the fact that you have done so. Take for example this little gem from earlier in the thread; Quote:
Given this self admission on your part and the associated schizophrenic / short term memory issues you obviously suffer I think you should try to establish if there is a provision for care in the community in your locale that you might be able to avail of that is not only available to adults. |
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I'm presuming you will be naming your sources also (please note spelling) just so we dont get any HP, Heinz or any other pithy sauce based hilarity |
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it was a legitimate point. if they take on the low paid jobs and being in this country when you don't earn enough you get housing benefit. this is not about colour. it's not about xenophobia. it's not about racism. it's about money. Quote:
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Again, since you're trying the old "Oh no, they think I'm a xenophobe" selective memory loss trick, your quote was: Originally Posted by Gary L http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/im...s/viewpost.gif Migrants again! Can they afford to rent the house they live in out of the low wages that nobody else will work for, or is that paid for them? At least have the nads to stand up for your opinions, however offensive to others they might be. You'll find that people will probably think more of you for doing so. |
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"Migrants again!" you are quoting out of context to make a point :( |
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Originally Posted by Gary L http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/im...s/viewpost.gif Migrants again! Can they afford to rent the house they live in out of the low wages that nobody else will work for, or is that paid for them? Subsequently you contended that this is "not about colour. it's not about xenophobia. it's not about racism" but "its about money". That being the case then why do you contiunue to make it specific to immigrants? Are you that blinkered that you can't see how "silly" (your choice of words - not mine) your contradictory positions make you appear? |
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1. the subject is about migrants. 2. you are the one who said unless of course a misguided and ill informed racism / xenophobia is more important to them than fundamental economics. to which I said that it's not about racism. 3. see 1 above. Further to point 2. that is the reason (imho) why these issues get passed by in government and such. because as soon as the issue comes up someone (probably not you) casually stands up and says "that's racist" and then casually sits back down again. everyone looks at each other and says, ok, lets leave this one. lets go onto the next issue of emptying the bins and what we can do to solve the mass amounts of rubbish we are dumping in this country. he (probably not you) doesn't say a word with that one. |
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How come the "migrants" (immigrants, really, but hey) can afford to live work/here by taking low-paid jobs and then claiming all the supposed benefits that Gary states they do, but "indigenous Britons" can't seem to do the same?
Is it because a) the benefits systems favours non-Britons b) the immigrants are willing to work harder/willing to get up in the morning and survive without 40" plasma TVs/Xbox/etc c) Gary is talking bolleaux Please vote A, B, or C..... (one can chose more than one option) (btw, love Gary's pathetic pre-emptive straw-man argument re racism - sometimes you are called racist, Gary, because you are a racist; as Mr A said, man up to the crap you spout, rather than the usual "Who, me?" surprised expression). |
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E) You're one of those male chickens ? Still waiting for my request for evidence of your earlier claim, or, as hugh puts it to succintly perhaps you were talking bolleaux ?? Oh, B, C & E for my vote........ |
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I expect they have more rights than someone that was born here when it comes to it. I mean we said come on in and have the benefits. it would be quite cruel of us to hold them to conditions and suddenly take it off them for something as silly as that. |
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Depends how far you want to go with the subsidises. free house, free council tax, free health care and treatment, etc.. that's for the ones who work. This was in reference to your below minimum wage fruit and veg picking jobs that nobody else wants. and I won't mention the fact that I said Depends how far you want to go, and the rest were just examples, because I think you will be really disappointed. the free options are not a certainty. they are a possibility (due to an assessment of earnings) probability is that due to the low wages from picking fruit and veg, a free house, free council tax, and NHS treatment is highly likely. then you have to subsidise the ones that haven't come over to work. free house, free council tax, free health care and treatment, free benefit money, etc.. if you haven't got a job, then it's a very high probability that you will receive all of the above. just like someone who already lives in this country does. why should migrants be any different? the disadvantages can far outweigh the advantages. and bringing racism into money matters is silly. This one doesn't need any explaining. does it? Again sorry it took so long. ---------- Post added at 14:01 ---------- Previous post was at 13:58 ---------- Quote:
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As usual, the depth of your answer is equalled only by its credibility.:( Are you saying that it is cheaper for an immigrant to eat and live in this country than it is for a native? If so, how? |
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For those migrants whose aim is to stay here for good, buy a home etc. there is no real advantage (except that they haven't paid much if anything into the system beforehand) over the equivalent indigenous population since they'll have the same sort of income and the same sort of outgoings - a level playing field you might say.
However, for those who want to come here for just a few years and don't mind 'roughing it' for that period, the attraction of working here (and now claiming benefits) is huge because that money, when repatriated, represents a vast sum which could buy a home outright for example. They're effectively using the UK's much higher wage and benefit rates to subsidise their long term existance elsewhere and whilst I can understand them doing just that - many UK expats have done the same, after all - we can't deny it a) is happening, b) will probably increase now that they don't even need to have had a job to claim benefits and c) is going to cost a lot more money at a time when a lot of people here are really struggling. The option that migrants have to live cheap for a while, save as much as they can and then take the money back home where it goes a hell of a lot further is isn't really open to the indigenous masses, especially those who're already embroiled in the housing market and struggling to pay mortages etc. It is something the young here can and are doing to an extent (by, for example, staying at home much longer to save house deposits) but the truth is if they work just as hard and for the same money as their migrant equivalents, what they come away with over the same period isn't going to go anywhere near as far because the housing and other costs they're going to have to contend with permanently are much higher than those the returning migrants enjoy back home. We have a friend (a single mother with a very severely disabled child, neither of whom were born here) who has never really worked here but is eligible for quite a few benefits as you'd expect. She's certainly not living the life of Reilly but has, over the years, used the money she's saved from her benefits etc. to build a home back in Poland. |
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Now that is a credible answer - thank you, Osem.
Mind you, I remember the Brits doing the same in West Germany in the 80s.... |
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