| Supporters of anti-immigration policies... 12:50 - Feb 9 with 8766 views | mos |
Why are you supporters of such policies? Genuinely interested in reasons for this, and debate. |  |
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| Supporters of anti-immigration policies... on 19:25 - Feb 10 with 506 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Supporters of anti-immigration policies... on 14:12 - Feb 9 by jeera |
Blair had no plan when he relaxed immigration.
He's an idealist who thinks everyone will just see everything his way eventually and everything will be some utopia, if only people would open their eyes and see things from his perspective.
As Bully says, there was little consideration on a human level how things would be perceived. But that's a politician trait isn't it - make changes with no concept of the implications in real terms. |
Cheaper cleaners, cooks and gardeners innit! |  |
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| Supporters of anti-immigration policies... on 19:41 - Feb 10 with 475 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Supporters of anti-immigration policies... on 15:33 - Feb 9 by HARRY10 |
Without examining why we are where we are pretty much guarantees that we don't begin to work towards resolving this.
Whatever the concerns are, brexit is never the answer. And as said I suspect it is a pretty feeble attempt at trying to justify xenophobias,
For my part the question that never gets addressed never mind answered is why are so many UK folk still unemployed and so many EU citizens able to find work.
Could it be that those settled in lets say 'the north' are unable to move to work, as there is not the housing available. This government has maintained a situation where it will pay tens of thousands out in Housing Benefit but not built housing for it's own poulace to take up work elsewhere.
Applying sanctions and 'bullying' the unemployes is not going to provide housing or any incentive to move to where there is work.
Large towns etc in the north came about by encoraging migrant labour to move from other parts of the UK, That work has now gone... mines, mills, shipyards etc. Yet we have numpties claiming that if we close down work elsewhere in the UK it will make things betterr ! ! !
If folk are so dumb so as to vote for those who have caused these problems then how on earth can we hope to improve things ?
The government needs tp provide training for the skills industry needs
It needs to provide housing where those skils are needed
and horror of all horrors for the Tories own up to the fact that they failed repreatedly to implement EU rules that could so easily massively curtailed huge levels of immigration
or beter still and much cheaper filly silly heads with xenophobia instead |
There is a lot in there to agree with....however the answer to paragraph 3 is that a suppressed wage sent to Romania goes a lot further than the same wage to a disillusioned, disenfranchised UK resident. | |
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