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Old 13-10-2016, 11:35   #41
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Re: Should EU migrants be made to leave the UK?

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy View Post
It's the price we pay for the "Everybody wins prizes" and "You can be anything you want to be" PC nonsense. Some people won't accept that they're only ever going to be menial labour and would rather sit on their backsides watching Jeremy Kyle hoping Macawber like that something will come along.

It's the same culture that lets them get away with it.
I do believe that you if you're prepared to work/sacrifice (and i mean work and sacrifice) that in the vast majority of cases you can improve your circumstances. But there are a tiny minority who for whatever reason will be stuck in the low paid labour sector.

I think the biggest problem in our society lies with the belief that a vast majority of people (IMHO) think that they are entitled to things such as LED TV's Sky and/or Virgin (You can of course argue that internet is a basic human right) without putting in the required effort or sacrifice.

A lack of work ethic & a sense of self entitlement. BUT it's very easy for me to say that.
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