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legaleagle 12 Mar 15 12.46am | |
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i See this thread is rolling on with the usual pro immigration propaganda. There is a large towns worth of people coming here each year net and yet we have a massive housing shortage that the left bang on about. How is this good ? We have various religions and ideologies that have hated each other for hundreds of years now hating each other in Britain as well and preaching the politics of division. Then we have our own right wing idiots hating them all on top of that. How is this good ? No, the only people who are happy are the business man and those who fly the flag of the rainbow nation despite the fact that the human race clearly has not evolved anything like enough to make it work. So tell me why totally uncontrolled mass immigration is good for the average man in Britain again ? I can't remember.
The left keep pushing the economic argument and ignore or play down the effect on our infrastructure. They will only call a halt to immigration when our water supply fails to cope with demand.... or will they? Silly season already? Presumably you still believe the spin. Let me ask you how you think anyone can quantify financial benefit from immigration figures which are not measured properly ? That would be a good trick.
As an example,statistics on Brits living in the EU. There's a lower statistic based on Brits being defined as people born here,and a higher one if Brits are defined as people holding British nationality.But,both stats aren't 100% due to those Brits living in the EU no stats pick up.Does that mean the statistics are not of some use as an indicator? Absolutely not. It applies equally to statistics used to suggest a conclusion of overall pluses or minuses over immigration,so if you want to say the stats you criticise are useless because they are not 100% exact as indicators,it may well be that some of those that have helped shape your thinking are equally invalid (or valid) as a general indicator. So,of course someone can quantify financial benefits based on statistics that may not be exactly perfect and it can usefully indicate the general nature of any financial benefits arising.If you are on a genuine quest to assess the statistical methodology used in the UCL study indicating significant financial benefits with an open mind,I think I posted a link to the report itself back on this thread somewhere or I can PM you one and you can examine their statistical and research methodology directly.If you think any input is too high or low, you can do a rough tweak to the outcome accordingly,and assess whether financial benefits remain generally positive.but be sure to adjust everything relevant not just a particular input or outcome that supports your point of view. As for spin, it is hardly something confined to any one particular point of view. The same applies to "closed minds". IMO our water supply is most likely to fail due to chronic under investment in new mains/pipes etc over the past 100 years plus,just like our sewage system in London. Edited by legaleagle (12 Mar 2015 1.20am)
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Kermit8 Hevon 12 Mar 15 7.25am | |
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The Potty Party's boss wants to bring back racial discrimination So the best candidate for a job could be denied the position if they happen to be from a heritage that the employer finds unappealing. Marvellous Nigel. Well done you. Laughable.
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matt_himself Matataland 12 Mar 15 7.36am | |
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Quote Kermit8 at 12 Mar 2015 7.25am
The Potty Party's boss wants to bring back racial discrimination So the best candidate for a job could be denied the position if they happen to be from a heritage that the employer finds unappealing. Marvellous Nigel. Well done you. Laughable. Another lazy Kermit smear. So you think, for example, the law should force employers to employ people who cannot speak Engish when they are client facing? He is not saying he will scrap all the legislation but some of it. You are laughable in your obsession with ukip. It makes me think you are a latent ukipper. You wear sandals and a noth face jacket in the daytime when tutting with your fwends in cafe Nero about UKIP, but at night you don a blazer and pleasure yourself over free market thinking.
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npn Crowborough 12 Mar 15 7.36am | |
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Two points from both sides of the debate. 1. I'm not a UKIP supporter (stuff like Kermit's link above betrays very worrying traits, and they seem to have more than their fair share of unsavoury characters) 2. The point repeatedly raised about the benefit of immigration is not really a stick you can beat UKIP with - they are not proposing eliminating immigration, but introducing a points based system, which would surely make immigration even more beneficial (by restricting immigration to 'quality' candidates)
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Username Horsham 12 Mar 15 9.29am | |
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Quote matt_himself at 12 Mar 2015 7.36am
Quote Kermit8 at 12 Mar 2015 7.25am
The Potty Party's boss wants to bring back racial discrimination So the best candidate for a job could be denied the position if they happen to be from a heritage that the employer finds unappealing. Marvellous Nigel. Well done you. Laughable. Another lazy Kermit smear. He is not saying he will scrap all the legislation but some of it. You are laughable in your obsession with ukip. It makes me think you are a latent ukipper. You wear sandals and a noth face jacket in the daytime when tutting with your fwends in cafe Nero about UKIP, but at night you don a blazer and pleasure yourself over free market thinking.
What Farage wants is for an employer to be able to employ a less qualified British worker just because he doesn't like foreigners. Also, for all the talk of the effect on infrastructure, 25% of GPs in the NHS were born outside the UK. Without immigration there would be no NHS.
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legaleagle 12 Mar 15 10.15am | |
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Funny how he didn't start by sacking his German wife from her job as his researcher/assistant (including many thousands payment from EU monies) and offering the job out. Half a million Irish people live here.Let's sack them all for a start and offer their jobs out. You cannot have a system where people have permission to settle/work in a country,but you then discriminate on the basis of passport in terms of getting a job.It would be chaos,unacceptably discriminatory,lead to mass withdrawal of international companies having major offices in the UK and frankly awful for our international reputation. What next on his logic?People of "British ancestry" from "Old Commonwealth" countries being second in the queue for jobs?A seriously ill emergency at a hospital after a car crash with non UK victims of it having to wait for treatment until all the minor injury British passport holders have been treated first and sent home?All British passport holders to be served first in shops and have their orders taken first in restaurants?! If you are going to have any restrictions,they can only be in relation to permission to settle/work in the first place,which we already have re non EU immigration and have had for decades.People overlook what a high proportion of immigration to the UK this accounts for.The EU is different,since you can't realistically have a "common free market" in goods and services with all its benefits,without the concept of a free labour market.No matter what the dreamers say,we'd be fcuk-ed overall outside the EU economically.The overall benefits outweigh the negatives.You can't have your cake and eat it.And don't forget the major proponent of EU expansion eastwards in the first place..M Thatcher. UKIP rabbit on about an Australian points system for immigration.But the whole point of how that works there is that,once you are "in" you have the same employment rights as anyone else.And the other point about that is that it is geared to ensuring it is not "culturally biased" in terms of what scores points,ie they welcome and actively seek immigrants from everywhere.The points questions list posted here recently by someone from South Africa (sorry can't remember your user name) suggests through an exaggerated spoof what UKIP might have more in mind in terms of what qualifies for points. If the same numbers with the same educational attainment levels etc were coming here not from the EU ,but solely from the USA/Canada/Australia,and white South Africans,it would be interesting to see how many UKIP politicians and supporters would still feel immigration was such a big problem responsible for all our ills. This is populist discriminatory lowest common denominator nonsense and would cause chaos.
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morganistic 12 Mar 15 10.27am | |
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Quote Superfly at 06 Mar 2015 9.50am
I never fail to be stunned by Morgs encyclopedic recollection of 80's buxom stunners. Every day holds new Google Image search joys and today will be devoted to Charlene Tilton. Please don't ever leave us again.
I hope Nick will ask the Faith Brown question though as it might tell you a lot about the panellists. Personally I think Faith would have too much in her locker, too many tricks in her book, for Charlene not to come first. I can imagine Faith would have too many fingers in too many pies. I don't think there'd be much in it though. Faith would probably orgasm moments later, while Charlene chomps on her dartboard-sized nipples. Once they've got their first orgasms under their belt, I'd say Charlene would probably go on to enjoy multiples, while Faith - possibly a little disturbed by how MUCH she's enjoying herself - might hold back, possibly due to something which happened in her childhood but that's pure speculation on my part. Nick, when is Any Questions?
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 12 Mar 15 10.34am | |
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Quote morganistic at 12 Mar 2015 10.27am
Quote Superfly at 06 Mar 2015 9.50am
I never fail to be stunned by Morgs encyclopedic recollection of 80's buxom stunners. Every day holds new Google Image search joys and today will be devoted to Charlene Tilton. Please don't ever leave us again.
I hope Nick will ask the Faith Brown question though as it might tell you a lot about the panellists. Personally I think Faith would have too much in her locker, too many tricks in her book, for Charlene not to come first. I can imagine Faith would have too many fingers in too many pies. I don't think there'd be much in it though. Faith would probably orgasm moments later, while Charlene chomps on her dartboard-sized nipples. Once they've got their first orgasms under their belt, I'd say Charlene would probably go on to enjoy multiples, while Faith - possibly a little disturbed by how MUCH she's enjoying herself - might hold back, possibly due to something which happened in her childhood but that's pure speculation on my part. Nick, when is Any Questions?
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morganistic 12 Mar 15 10.43am | |
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jamiemartin721 Reading 12 Mar 15 1.07pm | |
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Quote matt_himself at 12 Mar 2015 7.36am
Another lazy Kermit smear. So you think, for example, the law should force employers to employ people who cannot speak Engish when they are client facing? Discrimination law doesn't say this anyhow. Quote matt_himself at 12 Mar 2015 7.36am
He is not saying he will scrap all the legislation but some of it. Indeed, they think that employers should have far more power over peoples lives, than the Law and State. The reality isn't that they want to discriminate, they want to undermine UK employment law, towards a corporate friendly agenda, to make it just easier to hire and fire staff as they feel fit, with minimal options of recourse from those laid off. And people still think they represent the man in the street. They don't, they represent a corporate state, of minimal regulation and minimal state intervention.
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legaleagle 12 Mar 15 2.11pm | |
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Farage is reported today as saying in the TV interview that the law/s making it illegal for employers to discriminate against people on grounds of race or colour should be abolished since they are "irrelevant".This on the basis that "we as a party are colour-blind". So,the colour blind party plan to make it perfectly ok for people not to be colour blind. You really couldn't make it up... And as the old school populist politician becomes more and more desperate to gather votes,we see how much the EU is actually his sole raison d'etre. Edited by legaleagle (12 Mar 2015 2.20pm)
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The Sash Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 12 Mar 15 2.31pm | |
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Perhaps we should scrap the whole interview process for any job and just have all applicants have a tear up in the car park outside - last one standing gets a fat juicy zero hours contract for minimum wage. Edited by The Sash (12 Mar 2015 2.31pm)
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