Should EU migrants be made to leave the UK? - Page 6

Kursk · 16-10-2016, 12:03

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Originally Posted by denphone

l got better things to do today with family

rather then react to someone who quite clearly likes to give it but sadly does not like it when posters throw reasonable and rational questions and points back in your direction.

But I asked you a reasonable and rational question - I asked if you could please explain your statement? You can't of course.

Have a nice day

RichardCoulter · 17-10-2016, 17:59

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Originally Posted by Hom3r

Speaks as someone who has a Polish guy working in the same company I say this.

Those who are working should stay, those who are here only to claim benefits should be told to leave.

Those with non minor criminal records should also be removed.

The two often go hand in hand though.

Having a job doesn't necessarily mean that they wont be on benefits.

Some even claim for children that have never set foot in the UK!

Ignitionnet · 19-10-2016, 21:54

The government appears to disagree and would far rather use them as a bargaining tool.

We can all feel so proud.

https://twitter.com/HouseofCommons/s...65558829359104

Ramrod · 19-10-2016, 22:43

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet

The government appears to disagree and would far rather use them as a bargaining tool.

We can all feel so proud.

https://twitter.com/HouseofCommons/s...65558829359104

I don't see any indication of them being used as a bargaining tool in that statement

Osem · 19-10-2016, 23:12

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

I don't see any indication of them being used as a bargaining tool in that statement

You just need to look harder.

Ignitionnet · 20-10-2016, 00:35

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

I don't see any indication of them being used as a bargaining tool in that statement

The opportunity was there to affirm their status. It was left ambiguous. The government are on record as saying they consider them a bargaining tool.

RichardCoulter · 23-10-2016, 23:38

I'm not surprised, they are simply units of economic production from a political POV.

If we're honest about it, they didn't come to the UK to benefit us, they came to improve matters for themselves.

In complete contrast, many elderly Polish people are here after helping us in WWII.