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rcmeagle Bromley 06 May 15 7.41pm | |
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Well, our team sheet will be a bit thin if he has any influence over the team sheet. Exactly! He's just a milder version of Nick Griffin. Sorry brother but that is absolute rubbish. Nigel Farage is not a racist it’s morons like you and your friends that damage free speech. Mass emigration is good for the economy only because it drives wages through the floor, thus the people at the top are laughing all the way to the bank. We keep hearing how strong our economy is but life is and pay is getting worse for millions of people. The idea that British people wouldn’t do the jobs is rubbish, they can’t afford to. The majority of workers from abroad are living in house shares in rubbish conditions, 8 or 9 people in a 3 bedroom sending all the money back home, one day they will walk away to early retirement with a house and a nice retirement pot in their home countries. Where as for the English people earning minimum wage in London those horrible living conditions are not a means to an end they are just life for the long term. I am placed in a unique position as I have a lot of close friends from the Slovak and polish communities due to work. My good friend has been here for 10 years in that time he has had himself a house built in Slovakia and saved up enough money to retire by the time he is 40 and go and live the good life back home, all this on a wage that you couldn’t even rent a one bedroom flat with in and around London. Labour opened up the doors to mass emigration and knowing the backlash it would cause they cooked up a campaign which made even brining the issue up very controversial with words like racist being bounced around. This was admitted by the man who made a lot of the race relations laws and was a figure head behind this campaign his name is Trevor Phillips. He now admits they got it wrong and regrets it. People feel gagged by fear of being accused of being racist. The only thing I wish farage did more was make clear the a@@holes that are exploiting the immigrants and driving wages way down through the floor are the ones we should be focusing on not the people that are coming here to create a better life for them and their families. Because after all that’s what we all want , the best life possible. But the middle class don’t care because it’s not affecting them people that say stuff like’’ it’s good because I can get my house painted for half the price’’ yet they would be the first moaning if their wages were driven though the floor and their quality of life went down the toilet.
Likewise - you describe the situation very well. Now lets wait for the convoluted nonsense that will be churned out to try to blur the picture. (Just noticed that Nickgussett has already answered with some feeble references to Jim Davidson and Frank Bruno!)
For a 'new' poster, I think it's lovely that you take such an interest in me. I thought the description of our emigration problem was way wide of the mark. If we want net migration figures to go the way of reducing our population, we have to work harder to make people want to leave.
Why could that be?
Who do you think imbored is? Answer the question. You haven't got enough spunk to answer have you? That speaks volumes.
I know there is much more to the problem/debate than in my post which just scratched the surface. But my primary point was the term racist being attached to anybody that voices concerns or talks negatively about emigration. You often hear it in debates people arrogantly shouting down anyone that expresses anti mass emigration views with words like bigot, racist fascist. And because people don’t want them terms undeservedly attached to them you have a gagging affect. But people still hold them views that is why you have seen the rise of UKIP. Ironically it seems to me that the lefties seem to be the biggest bigots.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 06 May 15 7.45pm | |
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Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.41pm
Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 7.24pm
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Quote elgrande at 06 May 2015 6.10pm
Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 4.37pm
Quote PsychoPaul at 02 May 2015 9.33am
Quote taylors lovechild at 02 May 2015 8.16am
Well, our team sheet will be a bit thin if he has any influence over the team sheet. Exactly! He's just a milder version of Nick Griffin. Sorry brother but that is absolute rubbish. Nigel Farage is not a racist it’s morons like you and your friends that damage free speech. Mass emigration is good for the economy only because it drives wages through the floor, thus the people at the top are laughing all the way to the bank. We keep hearing how strong our economy is but life is and pay is getting worse for millions of people. The idea that British people wouldn’t do the jobs is rubbish, they can’t afford to. The majority of workers from abroad are living in house shares in rubbish conditions, 8 or 9 people in a 3 bedroom sending all the money back home, one day they will walk away to early retirement with a house and a nice retirement pot in their home countries. Where as for the English people earning minimum wage in London those horrible living conditions are not a means to an end they are just life for the long term. I am placed in a unique position as I have a lot of close friends from the Slovak and polish communities due to work. My good friend has been here for 10 years in that time he has had himself a house built in Slovakia and saved up enough money to retire by the time he is 40 and go and live the good life back home, all this on a wage that you couldn’t even rent a one bedroom flat with in and around London. Labour opened up the doors to mass emigration and knowing the backlash it would cause they cooked up a campaign which made even brining the issue up very controversial with words like racist being bounced around. This was admitted by the man who made a lot of the race relations laws and was a figure head behind this campaign his name is Trevor Phillips. He now admits they got it wrong and regrets it. People feel gagged by fear of being accused of being racist. The only thing I wish farage did more was make clear the a@@holes that are exploiting the immigrants and driving wages way down through the floor are the ones we should be focusing on not the people that are coming here to create a better life for them and their families. Because after all that’s what we all want , the best life possible. But the middle class don’t care because it’s not affecting them people that say stuff like’’ it’s good because I can get my house painted for half the price’’ yet they would be the first moaning if their wages were driven though the floor and their quality of life went down the toilet.
Likewise - you describe the situation very well. Now lets wait for the convoluted nonsense that will be churned out to try to blur the picture. (Just noticed that Nickgussett has already answered with some feeble references to Jim Davidson and Frank Bruno!)
For a 'new' poster, I think it's lovely that you take such an interest in me. I thought the description of our emigration problem was way wide of the mark. If we want net migration figures to go the way of reducing our population, we have to work harder to make people want to leave.
Why could that be?
Who do you think imbored is? Answer the question. You haven't got enough spunk to answer have you? That speaks volumes.
I know there is much more to the problem/debate than in my post which just scratched the surface. But my primary point was the term racist being attached to anybody that voices concerns or talks negatively about emigration. You often hear it in debates people arrogantly shouting down anyone that expresses anti mass emigration views with words like bigot, racist fascist. And because people don’t want them terms undeservedly attached to them you have a gagging affect. But people still hold them views that is why you have seen the rise of UKIP. Ironically it seems to me that the lefties seem to be the biggest bigots.
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crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 06 May 15 7.49pm | |
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Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.41pm
Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 7.24pm
Quote matt_himself at 06 May 2015 7.14pm
Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 6.47pm
Quote derben at 06 May 2015 6.17pm
Quote elgrande at 06 May 2015 6.10pm
Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 4.37pm
Quote PsychoPaul at 02 May 2015 9.33am
Quote taylors lovechild at 02 May 2015 8.16am
Well, our team sheet will be a bit thin if he has any influence over the team sheet. Exactly! He's just a milder version of Nick Griffin. Sorry brother but that is absolute rubbish. Nigel Farage is not a racist it’s morons like you and your friends that damage free speech. Mass emigration is good for the economy only because it drives wages through the floor, thus the people at the top are laughing all the way to the bank. We keep hearing how strong our economy is but life is and pay is getting worse for millions of people. The idea that British people wouldn’t do the jobs is rubbish, they can’t afford to. The majority of workers from abroad are living in house shares in rubbish conditions, 8 or 9 people in a 3 bedroom sending all the money back home, one day they will walk away to early retirement with a house and a nice retirement pot in their home countries. Where as for the English people earning minimum wage in London those horrible living conditions are not a means to an end they are just life for the long term. I am placed in a unique position as I have a lot of close friends from the Slovak and polish communities due to work. My good friend has been here for 10 years in that time he has had himself a house built in Slovakia and saved up enough money to retire by the time he is 40 and go and live the good life back home, all this on a wage that you couldn’t even rent a one bedroom flat with in and around London. Labour opened up the doors to mass emigration and knowing the backlash it would cause they cooked up a campaign which made even brining the issue up very controversial with words like racist being bounced around. This was admitted by the man who made a lot of the race relations laws and was a figure head behind this campaign his name is Trevor Phillips. He now admits they got it wrong and regrets it. People feel gagged by fear of being accused of being racist. The only thing I wish farage did more was make clear the a@@holes that are exploiting the immigrants and driving wages way down through the floor are the ones we should be focusing on not the people that are coming here to create a better life for them and their families. Because after all that’s what we all want , the best life possible. But the middle class don’t care because it’s not affecting them people that say stuff like’’ it’s good because I can get my house painted for half the price’’ yet they would be the first moaning if their wages were driven though the floor and their quality of life went down the toilet.
Likewise - you describe the situation very well. Now lets wait for the convoluted nonsense that will be churned out to try to blur the picture. (Just noticed that Nickgussett has already answered with some feeble references to Jim Davidson and Frank Bruno!)
For a 'new' poster, I think it's lovely that you take such an interest in me. I thought the description of our emigration problem was way wide of the mark. If we want net migration figures to go the way of reducing our population, we have to work harder to make people want to leave.
Why could that be?
Who do you think imbored is? Answer the question. You haven't got enough spunk to answer have you? That speaks volumes.
I know there is much more to the problem/debate than in my post which just scratched the surface. But my primary point was the term racist being attached to anybody that voices concerns or talks negatively about emigration. You often hear it in debates people arrogantly shouting down anyone that expresses anti mass emigration views with words like bigot, racist fascist. And because people don’t want them terms undeservedly attached to them you have a gagging affect. But people still hold them views that is why you have seen the rise of UKIP. Ironically it seems to me that the lefties seem to be the biggest bigots.
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matt_himself Matataland 06 May 15 7.53pm | |
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Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 7.24pm
Quote matt_himself at 06 May 2015 7.14pm
Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 6.47pm
Quote derben at 06 May 2015 6.17pm
Quote elgrande at 06 May 2015 6.10pm
Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 4.37pm
Quote PsychoPaul at 02 May 2015 9.33am
Quote taylors lovechild at 02 May 2015 8.16am
Well, our team sheet will be a bit thin if he has any influence over the team sheet. Exactly! He's just a milder version of Nick Griffin. Sorry brother but that is absolute rubbish. Nigel Farage is not a racist it’s morons like you and your friends that damage free speech. Mass emigration is good for the economy only because it drives wages through the floor, thus the people at the top are laughing all the way to the bank. We keep hearing how strong our economy is but life is and pay is getting worse for millions of people. The idea that British people wouldn’t do the jobs is rubbish, they can’t afford to. The majority of workers from abroad are living in house shares in rubbish conditions, 8 or 9 people in a 3 bedroom sending all the money back home, one day they will walk away to early retirement with a house and a nice retirement pot in their home countries. Where as for the English people earning minimum wage in London those horrible living conditions are not a means to an end they are just life for the long term. I am placed in a unique position as I have a lot of close friends from the Slovak and polish communities due to work. My good friend has been here for 10 years in that time he has had himself a house built in Slovakia and saved up enough money to retire by the time he is 40 and go and live the good life back home, all this on a wage that you couldn’t even rent a one bedroom flat with in and around London. Labour opened up the doors to mass emigration and knowing the backlash it would cause they cooked up a campaign which made even brining the issue up very controversial with words like racist being bounced around. This was admitted by the man who made a lot of the race relations laws and was a figure head behind this campaign his name is Trevor Phillips. He now admits they got it wrong and regrets it. People feel gagged by fear of being accused of being racist. The only thing I wish farage did more was make clear the a@@holes that are exploiting the immigrants and driving wages way down through the floor are the ones we should be focusing on not the people that are coming here to create a better life for them and their families. Because after all that’s what we all want , the best life possible. But the middle class don’t care because it’s not affecting them people that say stuff like’’ it’s good because I can get my house painted for half the price’’ yet they would be the first moaning if their wages were driven though the floor and their quality of life went down the toilet.
Likewise - you describe the situation very well. Now lets wait for the convoluted nonsense that will be churned out to try to blur the picture. (Just noticed that Nickgussett has already answered with some feeble references to Jim Davidson and Frank Bruno!)
For a 'new' poster, I think it's lovely that you take such an interest in me. I thought the description of our emigration problem was way wide of the mark. If we want net migration figures to go the way of reducing our population, we have to work harder to make people want to leave.
Why could that be?
Who do you think imbored is? Answer the question. You haven't got enough spunk to answer have you? That speaks volumes.
All I know is that he is a troll. You seem bothered about this. Why could that be?
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rcmeagle Bromley 06 May 15 7.56pm | |
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not really
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 06 May 15 7.56pm | |
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Quote matt_himself at 06 May 2015 7.53pm
Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 7.24pm
Quote matt_himself at 06 May 2015 7.14pm
Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 6.47pm
Quote derben at 06 May 2015 6.17pm
Quote elgrande at 06 May 2015 6.10pm
Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 4.37pm
Quote PsychoPaul at 02 May 2015 9.33am
Quote taylors lovechild at 02 May 2015 8.16am
Well, our team sheet will be a bit thin if he has any influence over the team sheet. Exactly! He's just a milder version of Nick Griffin. Sorry brother but that is absolute rubbish. Nigel Farage is not a racist it’s morons like you and your friends that damage free speech. Mass emigration is good for the economy only because it drives wages through the floor, thus the people at the top are laughing all the way to the bank. We keep hearing how strong our economy is but life is and pay is getting worse for millions of people. The idea that British people wouldn’t do the jobs is rubbish, they can’t afford to. The majority of workers from abroad are living in house shares in rubbish conditions, 8 or 9 people in a 3 bedroom sending all the money back home, one day they will walk away to early retirement with a house and a nice retirement pot in their home countries. Where as for the English people earning minimum wage in London those horrible living conditions are not a means to an end they are just life for the long term. I am placed in a unique position as I have a lot of close friends from the Slovak and polish communities due to work. My good friend has been here for 10 years in that time he has had himself a house built in Slovakia and saved up enough money to retire by the time he is 40 and go and live the good life back home, all this on a wage that you couldn’t even rent a one bedroom flat with in and around London. Labour opened up the doors to mass emigration and knowing the backlash it would cause they cooked up a campaign which made even brining the issue up very controversial with words like racist being bounced around. This was admitted by the man who made a lot of the race relations laws and was a figure head behind this campaign his name is Trevor Phillips. He now admits they got it wrong and regrets it. People feel gagged by fear of being accused of being racist. The only thing I wish farage did more was make clear the a@@holes that are exploiting the immigrants and driving wages way down through the floor are the ones we should be focusing on not the people that are coming here to create a better life for them and their families. Because after all that’s what we all want , the best life possible. But the middle class don’t care because it’s not affecting them people that say stuff like’’ it’s good because I can get my house painted for half the price’’ yet they would be the first moaning if their wages were driven though the floor and their quality of life went down the toilet.
Likewise - you describe the situation very well. Now lets wait for the convoluted nonsense that will be churned out to try to blur the picture. (Just noticed that Nickgussett has already answered with some feeble references to Jim Davidson and Frank Bruno!)
For a 'new' poster, I think it's lovely that you take such an interest in me. I thought the description of our emigration problem was way wide of the mark. If we want net migration figures to go the way of reducing our population, we have to work harder to make people want to leave.
Why could that be?
Who do you think imbored is? Answer the question. You haven't got enough spunk to answer have you? That speaks volumes.
All I know is that he is a troll. You seem bothered about this. Why could that be?
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Quote matt_himself at 06 May 2015 7.53pm
I don't know who 'Think' is. All I know is that he is a troll. You seem bothered about this. Why could that be? Our keyboard warrior loses the balls,and backs down.
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Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.56pm
not really
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crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 06 May 15 8.05pm | |
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Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.56pm
not really
If you don't know something, look it up. It may make your opinions a bit more valid and less easy to ignore.
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rcmeagle Bromley 06 May 15 8.07pm | |
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Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.56pm
not really
Lol the fact is you understood my point. Wow I used the wrong word so of course I am not worth listening to.
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rcmeagle Bromley 06 May 15 8.10pm | |
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Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.56pm
not really
If you don't know something, look it up. It may make your opinions a bit more valid and less easy to ignore.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 06 May 15 8.13pm | |
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Quote nickgusset at 06 May 2015 7.57pm
Quote rcmeagle at 06 May 2015 7.56pm
not really
Lol the fact is you understood my point. Wow I used the wrong word so of course I am not worth listening to.
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