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PalazioVecchio south pole 19 Mar 19 1.05pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Among other possible fiddlers, yes.....You know the entertainment industry....full of fine upstanding people. edited fpr the purposes of SterlingSays freedom of speech :
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Stirlingsays 19 Mar 19 1.24pm | |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
edited fpr the purposes of SterlingSays freedom of speech :
Like many here I only have an understanding of human nature and how it motivates behaviour. What do you think attracts people to the entertainment industry? Sexualisation is apart of the fame business.....Many people are desperate to gain a footing within that industry. Sexual exploitation by those who control a form of access is going to be a darker side to that when you have lots of young beautiful people.......If you constantly swim in the sea, eventually you get close to a shark. As an example, you are going to get more sexual exploitation going on there than you are going to get in the administration department.....though perhaps people have some stories. Personally I've of the view that the child stuff is rarer, but It must happen because the opportunities for exploitation are there. I'd say that if I were putting my children forward for child acting I'd be watchful about it. Edited by Stirlingsays (19 Mar 2019 1.54pm)
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Invalid user 2019 19 Mar 19 3.16pm | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
I think it runs deeper then "warped ideology". With mass immigration comes an influx of all kinds of everything, but I do feel that religious ideology can be problematic. People come to rely on them more in times of stress and disconnection and it's hard to think of a more stressful and disconnected time than settling in a new country. If you have the wrong voices speaking in your eye of 'guiding you' at a time like that I do worry where it can lead. That's in part why I don't view immigration as a right for anyone. A country, it's people rather than it's government, should be able to settle on a system based on vacancies we need to fill, not cheap labour by the million. Even if we turn a blind eye to additional stresses on society, housing, care and infrastructure, who actually financially benefits from these extra hours being put in? Corporations? Most likely. The average Joe? Not a jot.
Edited by dollardays (19 Mar 2019 3.17pm)
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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 19 Mar 19 4.09pm | |
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Originally posted by dollardays
With mass immigration comes an influx of all kinds of everything, but I do feel that religious ideology can be problematic. People come to rely on them more in times of stress and disconnection and it's hard to think of a more stressful and disconnected time than settling in a new country. If you have the wrong voices speaking in your eye of 'guiding you' at a time like that I do worry where it can lead. That's in part why I don't view immigration as a right for anyone. A country, it's people rather than it's government, should be able to settle on a system based on vacancies we need to fill, not cheap labour by the million. Even if we turn a blind eye to additional stresses on society, housing, care and infrastructure, who actually financially benefits from these extra hours being put in? Corporations? Most likely. The average Joe? Not a jot.
Edited by dollardays (19 Mar 2019 3.17pm) Spot on. Excellent post. Just because something may or may not be good for the economy does not mean it's good for society.
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Invalid user 2019 19 Mar 19 6.35pm | |
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
Spot on. Excellent post. Just because something may or may not be good for the economy does not mean it's good for society. Thank you, Tom. I've been to countries with vastly different levels of investment and I can't say the living conditions have ever bothered me that much. People just get on with life. In the UK immense wealth is already built in anyway, so it comes down to allocation of resources more than anything. That's an additional Brexit factor, the idea sold by politicians for decades that increasing GDP means we're all much more prosperous now and living it up now. Tens of millions looked to their own lives and considered that wealth may well have been going into someones coffers, but it certainly wasn't theirs.
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cryrst The garden of England 19 Mar 19 10.56pm | |
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Some people have been arrested for hate crimes by commenting negativly and praising this freako who shot these poor people.
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Sir James Hird Mount Martha 20 Mar 19 5.41am | |
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Huge respect for New Zealand their prime minister and people for their humanity and care for the victims and families from the horrible incident last Friday.
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Midlands Eagle 20 Mar 19 7.03am | |
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Originally posted by Sir James Hird
Janice Ardern I respect you. Is that Jacinda's sister?
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Sir James Hird Mount Martha 20 Mar 19 11.14am | |
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Get a life sunshine, a genuine mistake, I am sure she wont mind but it seems to bother you./ Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Is that Jacinda's sister?
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Midlands Eagle 20 Mar 19 2.59pm | |
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Originally posted by Sir James Hird
Get a life sunshine, a genuine mistake, I am sure she wont mind but it seems to bother you./ No need to behave like a dork just because you've not got a sense of humour
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topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 20 Mar 19 3.07pm | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Some people have been arrested for hate crimes by commenting negativly and praising this freako who shot these poor people. I don't remember that ever being the case. Unless under 18 or by order of the court, suspects are always named.
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Midlands Eagle 20 Mar 19 3.22pm | |
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I feel sorry for the poor lawyer that has to defend him as I doubt whether anyone wants the job
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