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No. They are not the same and you cannot compare modern day Britain to the Roman Empire. For a start the level of expertise required has grown, there are a lot of jobs which require high levels of training and education and not enough people with the requisite skills in this country.
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No, the principles remain exactly the same, regardless of disposable slaves in the Roman Empire hauling timber or disposable migrants in Essex answering phones in a call centre.
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
and you do understand that a lot of jobs migrants are doing dont require any skills other than saying ''do you want fries with that''. For every skilled European here there are loads more Central Europeans working in factories, waiting on tables, cleaning and picking fruit. That is what wants reforming imo.
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And that is very true. The statistics are right in front of you, next time you're in your town centre count how many indigenous brits you see behind the counters or waiting tables. Is there is a reason 2/3's of those jobs couldn't be handled effectively by british citizens? Or is there a reason a british citizen can't train to learn to handle any other job currently filled by a migrant worker regardless of the skills involved?