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| Dan 4RR |
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I know that in today’s society migrants/racial tension/racism/political correctness (also gone mad) are rather “hot” & delicate topics to discuss these days because everyone seems to be in fear of offending someone somewhere. But my question is about migrants. Simply are you FOR or AGAINST migrants.
I personally would vote for Against, regardless of the fact that migrants might bring 2-3billion per year to the economy I still to this day believe that the UK has a serious migrant problem. IIRC I read a BBC report in December last year that stated that around 500 people per day were entering the UK, ( That year migration outstripped immigration. This trend was set to continue they claimed) now I assume that’s the one’s that are accounted for, but what about the ones that aren’t. Could that be another 500, so could that be 1000 people are entering the UK nearly everyday of the year. This is ridiculous in my opinion.
What was once a controlled migration program in the 50-60s to attract Indians/Pakistani’s has know turned into some complete unorganised, free for all with people entering left, right and centre. This has simply got to stop. The government should put strict number guidelines into how many would be allowed into the the UK, in one year, say 10,000. Maybe more if they fit the right guidelines.
I believe that if the Government made some sort of radical change in the benefit system, paying people are better wage (Living wage) and decent working conditions then British people would probably do the jobs that migrants come over to do. Unfortunately I doubt this will happen and it seems that society/government has made it all to easy/profitable to be on the dole and other forms of benefit’s.
And there seems to be a trend with British people in the sense that they believe they are to good to work in factories or maybe they are to “proud”, but what make me laugh is people then have the nerve to say “Their taking our jobs” well not really, you don’t want to work in factory, their not taking YOUR job, a job that you don’t want.
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The problem with discussing this topic is that most people do not understand the scale of this problem, or the difference between an immigrant and an asylum seeker.
There are hundreds of thousands of LEGAL immigrants in this country, mostly here for economic reasons.
There are hundreds of thousands of ILLEGAL immigrants, (possibly as many as a million) mostly here for economic reasons - but didn't feel that they had to submit themselves to British laws.
There are merely tens of thousands of asylum seekers every year, who claim to have genuine reasons to flee their homelands.
While many are probably telling porkies, I don't really have an issue with asylum seekers due to the relatively small number of them. I do have an issue with legal and illegal economic migrants, because there are so many of them, and they so obviously alter the society in which I live.
With reference to illegal immigrants, my thoughts are that anyone whose first act in this country is to break the law has demonstrated that they cannot be trusted to be decent citizens.
When considering legal immigrants, I believe that regardless of the economic benefits, (which I believe to be overstated) I am uncomfortable with the effect they have on the community around me. I do not enjoy being the only person in Tesco's to speak fluent English. I do not enjoy being run off the road by appalling foreign drivers. I do not enjoy the atmosphere caused by large groups of (probably perfectly respectable and pleasant) burly eastern european labourers in the local streets/pubs/shops etc.
Realistically, we cannot and should not halt all immigration. That said, getting a handle on illegal immigration would be a jolly good start. Confidence in border controls would reduce tensions within mixed communities, and reduce resentment currently directed towards immigrant populations. ____________________ >Soultrader Mister James, I bet you are a copper
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I would rather work with an East European than a Brit, to be quite honest.
On average I have found the East Europeans I have worked with to be much more reliable, skilled, friendly, team-orientated, and, as a bonus, they usually don't share the same need to go out and get completely shitfaced every night.
It does annoy me when I hear the lazy, unskilled, illiterate scumbags of the country up in arms about the East Europeans supposedly stealing the jobs to which they feel they are automatically entitled, irregardless of whatever skills, commitment etc. required for the post.
Perhaps if they [especially a large chunk of the yoof] learned how to put a decent day's work in without automatically receiving enormous subsidy, we wouldn't feel the need to import work from elsewhere. ____________________ the warped one: This is a follow up from the thread 'my willy hurts' |
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| pwntifex wrote: | I would rather work with an East European than a Brit, to be quite honest.
On average I have found the East Europeans I have worked with to be much more reliable, skilled, friendly, team-orientated, and, as a bonus, they usually don't share the same need to go out and get completely shitfaced every night.
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Sounds like you have had mainly positive experiences, which is good. I don't question their working abilities as I haven't been put in a position to witness them, I can only refer to my experiences living alongside them. I do not like feeling like a strange in my own country - and whether that is due to my prejudice or not, I'm entitled to feel that way.
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It does annoy me when I hear the lazy, unskilled, illiterate scumbags of the country up in arms about the East Europeans supposedly stealing the jobs to which they feel they are automatically entitled.
Perhaps if the youth of this country learned how to put a decent day's work in without automatically receiving enormous subsidy, we wouldn't feel the need to import work from elsewhere. |
As someone who works a dangerous 44hr week for the average wage, I have no time for home-grown scroungers and layabouts. There are, however, issues with immigrant labourers driving down wages for hard-working Britons, and these need to be addressed. ____________________ >Soultrader Mister James, I bet you are a copper
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Sounds like you have had mainly positive experiences, which is good. I don't question their working abilities as I haven't been put in a position to witness them, I can only refer to my experiences living alongside them. |
Thanks for your input.
It seems that way, although to be quite honest I think the disparity has its roots in the fact that this area is a shithole. I don't pretend that all East Europeans possess the qualities listed above, or are all beneficial to the country, but I have had greater success & enjoyment in working with East Europeans over the average local.
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I do not like feeling like a strange in my own country - and whether that is due to my prejudice or not, I'm entitled to feel that way.
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That is perfectly understandable, and in my opinion completely acceptable.
I would say that, personally, I feel more of a stranger in this country than I do elsewhere in Europe.
However, I do have my own prejudices, and these along with my rather multinational upbringing no doubt factor into this.
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As someone who works a dangerous 44hr week for the average wage, I have no time for home-grown scroungers and layabouts. There are, however, issues with immigrant labourers driving down wages for hard-working Britons, and these need to be addressed. |
Kudos, and I can imagine.
I don't think that it is happening on quite such a scale in these parts, but I can only agree.
Would you go so far as to say this was due to the workers, though? ____________________ the warped one: This is a follow up from the thread 'my willy hurts' |
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| G wrote: | I agree with Mister James in this case, oddly enough.
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Whoah steady! It's not that distasteful, surely?!
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I often find myself arguing with those that are anti-immigrant because people rarely seem to try and differentiate between people that have this country has accepted and those that are here against the will of the country. To me there is a big difference and hate should not be split evenly between both areas.
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I quite agree, and the prevailing ignorance found when discussing this topic often finds me arguing on the opposite side of the fence, out of principle!
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I think there is also a general issue in society - everyone quite reasonably wants things cheaper. A lot of people in the UK aren't willing to work for the wages people from other countries may be.
I don't see any serious solution to this, though obviously kerbing illegal immigrants would be a good start. |
I think it's even more widespread than that. People don't want western interference in the Gulf, but use oil. People shout about buying British, but want cheaper goods. People complain about immigrants, but pay Polish builders peanuts to build their extension.
As for illegals, did you mean we should curb them? I thought 'kerbing' was what that nasty racist chap did to the black robber in American History X?  ____________________ >Soultrader Mister James, I bet you are a copper
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Depends, I think a lot of British people could learn something new about themselves, if they got involved with ethnic minorities, rather than sit behind the computer screen moaning about immigrants because they read too much into the media.
Being a student, you see quite a few different ethnicities, obviously there are the annoyances of now having a 2 hour break on a Friday due to religious reasons, I don't see how another religion should take presidence over the fact people are paying £3000 a year to learn, but anyway, apart from that I have a generally positive experience with foreign people. Last week for example, on my day of playing football like usual, me and my mates played a five a side game against some Japanese folk and it was great fun. Once you treat foreigners like human beings, you do realise that ethnicity shouldn't be a barrier. Obviously speaking the same language well helps.
One thing that occurs to me, is that I don't mind the Eastern European migrants as they offer something to the economy, they are learning English, they are mostly legit and they don't have any barriers.
Then you get these "British" radical Muslims, with abhorrent veils on their faces as a way of rebelling against the state. Something the government do nothing about de to being un PC. Well they banned hoodies from shops didn't they?
I notice this kind of deviates from the topic of illegal immigrants, that I am against anyway, if I knew an illegal immigrant I can honestly say I would ship them to the nearest authority possible. Most likely the Police I guess? ____________________ Be careful whose advice you buy, but, be patient with those who supply it. Advice is a form of nostalgia, dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it?s worth. |
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Hi Dan, you mentioned migrants bring 2-3 billion a year to the economy. The home office claim it to be much higher, closer to 4 billion. However, the Department for International Development reckon the migrants send even more money OUT of the country, to their families abroad. Not a good deal for the UK it seems.
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| Dan 4RR wrote: | My opinion may be a little OTT, but I believe that Muslims are creating a state within a state and this needs to be addressed because it's a breading ground for home grown nutters/bombers (7/7) |
| FIRE_NSR wrote: | I Luv the way these always turn into a Muslim slating contest
ALL MIGRANTS are NOT Muslims who want to bomb Britain
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I think it is on topic……
It’s a very small example of the situation in Britain, but I was in Tesco the other day, having a joke with the Muslim woman behind me and the cashier, it was about a local school, just something silly, it wouldn’t be funny if I explained it now.
I walked away thinking positively about the whole thing, but then thoughts turn to what I see on the news etc and it really does make you think why do you take it in.
And that annoyed me, the fact that it was my second thought about that woman, and that’s the fault of the media.
I was left thinking, shi*, I always think about that when I see a Muslim women, I think to myself, I wonder if her husband hates western men, or I wonder if she has 8 kids and doesn’t work or something.
But then why would they report positive integration with another culture?
I guess they wouldn’t.
| Jon B wrote: | Last week for example, on my day of playing football like usual, me and my mates played a five a side game against some Japanese folk and it was great fun. Once you treat foreigners like human beings, you do realise that ethnicity shouldn't be a barrier. |
The Japanese population in Cheltenham has grown significantly in the pat few years, there are schools near me that accommodate hundreds of them.
I saw all the girls out last week in their mini skirts and white shirts, and all I had was good vibes from it.
That’s the way my mind works, sad isn’t it? The images I’ve seen on the news in recent years…..….the bombings, the protests, the things that are taught in Britain’s mosques all stick in my mind as what Muslims bring to England. It’s not good I know, but it’s defiantly not my fault. ____________________ Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult.
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| pwntifex wrote: | It works because most Brits are unable to go anywhere without taking Britain with them.
For proof of that, see what has happened to Benidorm over the past thirty-forty years. |
That is true aswell. Makes you almost feel hypocritical really.
| Mister James wrote: | There are a couple of million of them - that's a few things to discuss in my opinion, especially when it is changing the entire nature of whole cities.
I am focusing on my own life, and how it is HUGELY affected by immigration, both legal and illegal.
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Well Maybe for you becuase you live in London. and in relation to the work you do.
But becuase i live in glasgow, if it wasnt for the media, i wouldnt of noticed a thing go on.
A Couple million of them? You almost say it as if a large percentage of them are Muslim extremists. When they clearly are not.
Infact what percentage would you say was? Maybe 3% becuase we hear so much about it, or maybe 0.03% but the media are so intensive on them?
And there is no denying the media provoked extremist behaviour, by advertising it so vastly. And gave SOME stupid naive muslims the idea of the arrival of jihad.
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Hi. I'd like to add that I should of worded my statement a little better in regards to Muslims, I apoligizie FIRE_NSR if I caused offence, it would be very arrogant of me to think that ALL muslims are bombers, which there not.
Hmm, another question. Poland has one of the best, maybe the best education system in Europe, alot of the "Youth" of Poland leave Uni's etc with very good degree's/skill in things like engineering/mechanics/accountancy/IT, etc. They then come over to the UK to earn more money in lower paid jobs like farms,food processing/factories/warehouses, etc. I know that most are willing to do jobs "Under" themselves. But I can't help wonder if this is a waste of a good skill, etc. Surly if you have degree's in IT and work packing chickens at 4am for £5 for 6 years then how on earth are these people going to get experince/learn english and become IT specialits???? Anyone know? ____________________ Humans....the largest form of cancer the world has ever seen!
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| Quote: | | Mister James wrote: | There are a couple of million of them - that's a few things to discuss in my opinion, especially when it is changing the entire nature of whole cities.
I am focusing on my own life, and how it is HUGELY affected by immigration, both legal and illegal.
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Well Maybe for you becuase you live in London. and in relation to the work you do.
But becuase i live in glasgow, if it wasnt for the media, i wouldnt of noticed a thing go on.
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I've never had a friend murdered or raped, but I still take an interest in solving the problem - even though it doesn't directly affect me.
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A Couple million of them? You almost say it as if a large percentage of them are Muslim extremists. When they clearly are not.
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I say it as if nothing of the sort.
My post - and specifically the actual sentence you have quoted - made it clear that I am disenchanted with the wide-ranging societal changes being wrought by mass immigration into this country.
When referring to extremists, I was exceedingly careful in the language I used, I did not even begin to imply thinking about considering contemplating the words you have put in my mouth there.
I'm also curious as to why you are assuming that I'm assuming that they are all Muslims?
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Infact what percentage would you say was? Maybe 3% becuase we hear so much about it, or maybe 0.03% but the media are so intensive on them?
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Despite the fact that you are both making up figures, and ascribing to me words I never uttered, your figures would suggest that there are 6000 Muslim extremists.
That's 6000 too many in my book.
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And there is no denying the media provoked extremist behaviour, by advertising it so vastly. And gave SOME stupid naive muslims the idea of the arrival of jihad.
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I deny it.
As with suicide, talking about it does not make someone want to do it, the intent to carry out the act has to have been there from the start.
Islamic extremism as we understand it is not caused by, or reliant on, the media. Neither are extremists all a bunch of naive little schoolboys who are just misunderstood.
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A Bit like how they say, violence in games and in rap music videos provokes children to go out and do the same. Stupid idea to ME and YOU, but it does happen |
Putting words in my mouth again?
Driving games make people drive unsafely, I see no reason not to believe that violent games and music de-sensitise the 'yut' to REAL violence, and I firmly believe that children and adults routinely carry out criminal acts because they feel they have to act up to a stereotype perpetuated by such media as you have mentioned. ____________________ >Soultrader Mister James, I bet you are a copper
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| Dan 4RR wrote: | Hi. I'd like to add that I should of worded my statement a little better in regards to Muslims, I apoligizie FIRE_NSR if I caused offence, it would be very arrogant of me to think that ALL muslims are bombers, which there not.
Hmm, another question. Poland has one of the best, maybe the best education system in Europe, alot of the "Youth" of Poland leave Uni's etc with very good degree's/skill in things like engineering/mechanics/accountancy/IT, etc. They then come over to the UK to earn more money in lower paid jobs like farms,food processing/factories/warehouses, etc. I know that most are willing to do jobs "Under" themselves. But I can't help wonder if this is a waste of a good skill, etc. Surly if you have degree's in IT and work packing chickens at 4am for £5 for 6 years then how on earth are these people going to get experince/learn english and become IT specialits???? Anyone know? |
Hi,
Poland is still quite corrupt, and although it is becoming a hot location for investment, wages are still quite low on average. But I would think the reason most people come over here is because they can earn more by doing a less skilled job in the UK than they can doing whatever they specialised in over in their native country.
However I doubt that most immigrant Poles who take jobs in factories and such are graduates. You find a lot of graduates in retail, restaurant trade, hotels, etc., though most of them are still studying.
A very good friend of mine is from Kiev and has a degree in PPE, and he works as a waiter. He tells me that his degree is only marginally more valued here than it is in Ukraine, although how true this is I don't know.
Regards
PS. Most young Poles do speak English to some extent, although it is very hard to get employment in Poland as a teacher of EFL (English as a Foreign Language) if you are not a native speaker. Sometimes it seems as if they value foreign workers a great deal more than their own.
Also do not forget that the youth of Poland is not just well-educated, bright-faced young men and women. They have chavs too, called dresiarze. ____________________ the warped one: This is a follow up from the thread 'my willy hurts' |
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I dont "keep bringing" it up, i just merely protested it being a part of this debate as muslims, specialy those that you "suspect" are a threat to this country make up a very small percentage of the migrants in this country.
i just get fed up of looking at the current affairs section on here and always see something about muslims
i dont watch the news myself...feel its a waste of time and another way of the goverment brainwashing you.
| Quote: | As it happens, I am unhappy about hundreds of thousands of muslims of any stripe moving to this country, because - in general - I am extremely suspicious of the religion and its associated cultures.
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Personality clash...
| Quote: | Regardless of your distaste, Islamic extremism is one of the greatest threats facing this country, and we would be idiots to ignore the fact that a large and unregulated migrant population is giving them excellent cover.
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I Think the media,Americas recklessness/greed, and our own goverment are a larger threat to this country then a handful of uneducated suicide bombers lookin for an apparent quick route to "heaven"
Any half minded muslim would know Suicide is by far the WORST sin you can commit, and killing innocent people at the same time is equivalent to eternity in "hell".
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Dont know a single muslim who approves of anything like that
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The last post was made 18 years, 326 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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