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Rubin 14 Jun 16 7.29am | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
For all the people who are saying eu migrants are bringing the NHS to breaking point, It's B/S Still at least everyone will notice the tiny corrections and clarifications section. Surely far more than those who saw the original front page headline that claimed it was. I think if a paper prints b/s and is ordered to retract the article, it should at minimum take up the same amount of space and use the same size headline as the original b/s article. Sorry, but that doesn't mean it's BS, it just means there aren't any patient figures related to nationality. It still means there were 1.5 million extra patients over the last three years, and it still means that NHS is 'at breaking point'. 350,000 people plus arriving here year after year aren't going to improve that situation, but make it worse.
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Sportyteacher London 14 Jun 16 7.44am | |
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Just waiting for 23rd June and when UK Electorate shoot themselves in the foot with BREXIT vote... Murdoch press doing their best this morning to get back at Cameron who is dead man walking anyway, politically speaking.
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DivingIsNotGood se25 14 Jun 16 8.12am | |
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Originally posted by Sportyteacher
Just waiting for 23rd June and when UK Electorate shoot themselves in the foot with BREXIT vote... Murdoch press doing their best this morning to get back at Cameron who is dead man walking anyway, politically speaking. If there is a Brexit, Britain will slowly become great again. At this point, will you be off to an EU country that has high mass unemployment, on the verge of financial collapse?
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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 14 Jun 16 8.49am | |
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Originally posted by DivingIsNotGood
If there is a Brexit, Britain will slowly become great again. At this point, will you be off to an EU country that has high mass unemployment, on the verge of financial collapse? If there's a Remain vote will you be off to Rwanda or Botswana?
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DivingIsNotGood se25 14 Jun 16 9.25am | |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
If there's a Remain vote will you be off to Rwanda or Botswana?
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Kermit8 Hevon 14 Jun 16 9.57am | |
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odds come tumbling down for Brexit 4/6 in 5/4 out (was 5/2 a month ago)
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 14 Jun 16 10.43am | |
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Originally posted by Kermit8
odds come tumbling down for Brexit 4/6 in 5/4 out (was 5/2 a month ago) that sounds about right. It was 7/4 only last night still.
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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 14 Jun 16 10.45am | |
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Originally posted by DivingIsNotGood
No far from it, not sure of the relevance to your original or my comment though
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Hrolf The Ganger 14 Jun 16 11.37am | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
For all the people who are saying eu migrants are bringing the NHS to breaking point, It's B/S Still at least everyone will notice the tiny corrections and clarifications section. Surely far more than those who saw the original front page headline that claimed it was. I think if a paper prints b/s and is ordered to retract the article, it should at minimum take up the same amount of space and use the same size headline as the original b/s article. Not another maths denier. Sit down somewhere quiet and just think about how daft that statement is. And then apply the same thoughts to Jobs, houses and transport. In Remain/lefty world, we can just keep building more houses, create more jobs. build more roads, and pump more money into the NHS to cope with the 300k plus people who come here every year. You do understand the concept of finite don't you? Or do you want Britain to look like a piece of the Death Star?
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johnfirewall 14 Jun 16 11.49am | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Not another maths denier. Sit down somewhere quiet and just think about how daft that statement is. And then apply the same thoughts to Jobs, houses and transport. In Remain/lefty world, we can just keep building more houses, create more jobs. build more roads, and pump more money into the NHS to cope with the 300k plus people who come here every year. You do understand the concept of finite don't you? Or do you want Britain to look like a piece of the Death Star? Gordon Brown when questioned on the issue last night said we'll just have to shift funding and resources to the areas under the biggest strain from migrants. Works pretty well for Labour as those losing the funding will have to blame the Tories and everyone else will still blame migrants. Ironically this came as a response to the accusation that the problem was caused by Labour's own policy under Blair and Brown. Quite telling in that he inadvertently acknowledges the issue which seemingly people here are denying. Edited by johnfirewall (14 Jun 2016 11.55am)
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DANGERCLOSE London 14 Jun 16 12.00pm | |
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I'm out
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jamiemartin721 Reading 14 Jun 16 12.02pm | |
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Originally posted by Rubin
Sorry, but that doesn't mean it's BS, it just means there aren't any patient figures related to nationality. It still means there were 1.5 million extra patients over the last three years, and it still means that NHS is 'at breaking point'. 350,000 people plus arriving here year after year aren't going to improve that situation, but make it worse. This however isn't due to migration. Its due to two major factors. Firstly cuts in public spending and NHS funding, but more importantly the failure of successive governments to tax the increased profit generated by companies that have massively benefitted from EU migration. Its this second factor, that's most significant. Corporations have benefitted from an 'artifically' controlled wages, whilst also receiving cuts in corporation taxes etc - All the while employees effectively haven't really benefitted, due to stagnation of wage demands. All three of these factors represent a reduction in revenue in terms of taxation, which should of course been used to boost public services in light of the increased demand. They want you to blame migrants, because the reality is that they're the ones f**king us (and that included Labour and the Conservatives), and not even having the decency to use lube. But we blame the symptom, not the cause, migration. Without looking at the fact that its been used to generate profits, whilst spending has been reduced or frozen and contributions by those corporate interests have been reduced.
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