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Posted: 16:56 - 19 Jan 2019 Post subject: |
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What do you mean twisted the old gammons really are destroying the future of the young. And they have admitted it.
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...Says the economic migrant who came here and took a well paid job, housing and public services which could have gone to an indigenous British worker who was also competing for the position, but maybe couldn't work as cheap as a Bulgarian. I'm led to believe not all unemployed are workshy losers.
By the way, your retarded interpretation of what that biased survey means, is a great example of your level of intelligence.
Accepting some short term damage to the British economy now for the future good to the next generation will benefit the younger, not the dead you moron.
I noticed you missed this finding out from the exact same survey...
Quote: | The research shows that one in five Remain voters (19%) agree that that they would consider “significant damage to the British economy after leaving the European Union to be a price worth paying to teach Leave politicians and Leave voters a lesson”. |
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BREAKING: Something you will not find on BBC. Apparently I am better in breaking news then multibillion bigot broadcasting corporation.
My hero Dominic Grieve & cross-party MPs work on new ammedment to stop no deal and revoke A50 if there is no other solution by Parliament.
This will make legal default to stay in EU! May & Corbyn are irrelevant now.
R.I.P. Brexit. Gammons will be apoplectic if that passes
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There is similar proposal from Yvette Cooper which makes legal status quo new referendum if there is no other option.
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/brexit-deal-vote-theresa-may-second-referendum-vote-election-yvette-cooper-a8736216.html
This actually can help May's deal to be accepted. Presented with the choice of new referendum ERG may vote for it.
The same can be said for Dominic Greive new ammendemnt that removes default No Deal with stay in EU.
Which is fine. Whatever has a majority in Parliament will be democratic decision of the Parliament. I'm fine with parliament deciding. This is actual democracy. Not advisory referenda based on lies and fraud. ____________________ Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not...
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mpd72 CPT wrote: | represents the people of the UK. |
mpd72 CPT wrote: | represents the people of the UK. |
mpd72 CPT wrote: | represents the people of the UK. |
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Kawasaki Jimbo wrote: | I recently wondered why almost all the candidates interviewed for a skilled professional role at work were from abroad. Was it that UK youths weren't doing science at uni? Possibly, but then I learned that the short list of cv's we received had been filtered by HR. I suspect they'll have been easily swayed by average candidates from foreign universities who crossed a border to study, vs. a local comprehensive/British university candidate. Sure, having the enterprise (or desperation) to relocate to work in a foreign language is demanding and admirable, but it shouldn't be enough to justify excluding similarly capable UK young people from the short list for interviews. |
I don't doubt they're better candidates, I think Rogerborg said the same thing about hiring programmers, the point is if we don't hire UK citizens then they either sit at the dole queue or take their degree and get a job in a supermarket.
From an employers POV it's brilliant, from a British workers point of view, you go through a meh education system with nothing at the end of it. Literally everyone who joined my school from overseas was smarter, and at uni most of the overseas students were also at a higher level, the UK education system lags behind for some reason.
One other point just popped into my head, as we're getting all this racism/name blind CV stuff, why aren't Europeans with foreign names being discriminated against? |
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M.C wrote: | Kawasaki Jimbo wrote: | I recently wondered why almost all the candidates interviewed for a skilled professional role at work were from abroad. Was it that UK youths weren't doing science at uni? Possibly, but then I learned that the short list of cv's we received had been filtered by HR. I suspect they'll have been easily swayed by average candidates from foreign universities who crossed a border to study, vs. a local comprehensive/British university candidate. Sure, having the enterprise (or desperation) to relocate to work in a foreign language is demanding and admirable, but it shouldn't be enough to justify excluding similarly capable UK young people from the short list for interviews. |
I don't doubt they're better candidates, I think Rogerborg said the same thing about hiring programmers, the point is if we don't hire UK citizens then they either sit at the dole queue or take their degree and get a job in a supermarket.
From an employers POV it's brilliant, from a British workers point of view, you go through a meh education system with nothing at the end of it. Literally everyone who joined my school from overseas was smarter, and at uni most of the overseas students were also at a higher level, the UK education system lags behind for some reason.
One other point just popped into my head, as we're getting all this racism/name blind CV stuff, why aren't Europeans with foreign names being discriminated against? |
I don't know if smarter is the same as more knowledgeable.
Perhaps UK schools are too easy-going in order to cater for 'all'.
It's impossible to teach smarter folk at the same rate as less able folk.
Someone loses either way.
Previously there was a grammar school/high school system to select smarter kids for more intense schooling.
Do J. Foreigners have comprehensive state schools or do they specialise like they once did in the UK? ____________________ Disclaimer: The comments above may be predicted text and not necessarily the opinion of MCN. |
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We don't actually know whether there is a difference in intelligence by race because everytime someone tries to publish such results they face a witch hunt. If we perform a non-politically biased investigation into this then yeah we can claim such results, but otherwise no. |
That's not even important though. What's important is what we can do with our own home-grown. But it may be that a system of education employed elsewhere could benefit us in achieving more. We have been world leaders in various technologies down through the years, so we should be capable of achieving quite high standards. ____________________ Chickenystripgeezer's Biking Life (Latest update 19/10/18) Belgium, France, Italy, Austria tour 2016 Picos de Europa, Pyrenees and French Alps tour 2017 Scotland Trip 1, now with BONUS FEATURE edit, 5/10/19, on page 2 Scotland Trip 2 Luxembourg, Black Forest, Switzerland, Vosges Trip 2017
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The latest ICM poll has a No Deal Brexit, which let's face it is basically "Leaving the EU" and what people voted for, as the most popular choice, ahead of a second referendum. And don't forget, this was commissioned by The Guardian, so would have been slanted to bis Remain.
https://www.icmunlimited.com/tag/brexit/
Quote: | A poll by ICM conducted after last week’s government defeat and seen by the Guardian asked voters what should happen next.
The most popular option, backed by 28% of voters, was a no-deal Brexit. Demonstrating the divide in public opinion, the next most popular option, supported by 24% of the public, is to start the process of holding a second referendum. |
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I just don't trust any of the figures and stats from either side of the argument. We'll see in due course what will happen. ____________________ Chickenystripgeezer's Biking Life (Latest update 19/10/18) Belgium, France, Italy, Austria tour 2016 Picos de Europa, Pyrenees and French Alps tour 2017 Scotland Trip 1, now with BONUS FEATURE edit, 5/10/19, on page 2 Scotland Trip 2 Luxembourg, Black Forest, Switzerland, Vosges Trip 2017
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 5 years, 68 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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