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Several hundred unaccompanied minors being looked after by Kent Social Services. I've got to view this as helping your kid over the fence and hoping to get yourself in later legally because as bad as a makeshift camp in Calais must be, it can't be that bad to want to send your a kid out to the streets of Kent.
One thing is for sure - they need help. Do you realise how ridiculous that sounds?
Yes I undertand that but please see my edit. You're looking at the extreme end and ignoring the fact that most haven't even come from such places, lumping them all in together. Sadly this mnetality fuels the backlash and means we either let all or no one in. Edited by johnfirewall (31 Jul 2015 1.54pm)
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gambler Kent 31 Jul 15 2.07pm | |
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Cameron going on this morning about truckers and holiday makers. What about the people in Kent, Ashford, Folkestone, Maidstone, etc, whose lives are being affected day in day out. He clearly hasn't grasped the situation. There's no north/south divide, it's just a London/The rest divide.
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chris123 hove actually 31 Jul 15 2.20pm | |
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Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 1.56pm
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Several hundred unaccompanied minors being looked after by Kent Social Services. I've got to view this as helping your kid over the fence and hoping to get yourself in later legally because as bad as a makeshift camp in Calais must be, it can't be that bad to want to send your a kid out to the streets of Kent.
One thing is for sure - they need help. Do you realise how ridiculous that sounds?
Yes I undertand that but please see my edit. You're looking at the extreme end and ignoring the fact that most haven't even come from such places, lumping them all in together. Sadly this mnetality fuels the backlash and means we either let all or no one in. Edited by johnfirewall (31 Jul 2015 1.54pm)
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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 2.26pm | |
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Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 1.56pm
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Several hundred unaccompanied minors being looked after by Kent Social Services. I've got to view this as helping your kid over the fence and hoping to get yourself in later legally because as bad as a makeshift camp in Calais must be, it can't be that bad to want to send your a kid out to the streets of Kent.
One thing is for sure - they need help. Do you realise how ridiculous that sounds?
Yes I undertand that but please see my edit. You're looking at the extreme end and ignoring the fact that most haven't even come from such places, lumping them all in together. Sadly this mnetality fuels the backlash and means we either let all or no one in. Edited by johnfirewall (31 Jul 2015 1.54pm)
Is this your complete immigration policy?
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fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 31 Jul 15 2.31pm | |
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Quote davenotamonkey at 30 Jul 2015 9.57pm
“None of us want to live like this. I just want to live in Britain, make a family, take my kids to school” Poor, poor people in war-torn France. Pray for them, please.
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nairb75 Baltimore 31 Jul 15 2.41pm | |
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what are/aren't the french doing? haven't seen anything about that and i can't read french very well.
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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 2.46pm | |
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Quote nairb75 at 31 Jul 2015 2.41pm
what are/aren't the french doing? haven't seen anything about that and i can't read french very well. Reading books about politeness and pretending they can't speak English.
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Stuk Top half 31 Jul 15 2.49pm | |
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Quote nairb75 at 31 Jul 2015 2.41pm
what are/aren't the french doing? haven't seen anything about that and i can't read french very well.
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fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 31 Jul 15 2.50pm | |
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Several hundred unaccompanied minors being looked after by Kent Social Services. I've got to view this as helping your kid over the fence and hoping to get yourself in later legally because as bad as a makeshift camp in Calais must be, it can't be that bad to want to send your a kid out to the streets of Kent.
One thing is for sure - they need help. Do you realise how ridiculous that sounds? Again every one falling under the absurd lefty 'better life' umbrella for accepting migrants. We all want a better life. People up north want to move to London for a better life. People come in legally from destitute parts of Europe but the fact that others have jumped on a lorry because France wasn't very welcoming is no indication that they left hellish conditions in their native country, not does it make it right. Edited by johnfirewall (31 Jul 2015 1.49pm)
FFS get a grip will you? There's plenty of other places for them to go and they should be made to go there. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, NO MORE. SURELY SOMEBODY HAS SOME COMMON F**K**G sense.
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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 3.02pm | |
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Several hundred unaccompanied minors being looked after by Kent Social Services. I've got to view this as helping your kid over the fence and hoping to get yourself in later legally because as bad as a makeshift camp in Calais must be, it can't be that bad to want to send your a kid out to the streets of Kent.
One thing is for sure - they need help. Do you realise how ridiculous that sounds? Again every one falling under the absurd lefty 'better life' umbrella for accepting migrants. We all want a better life. People up north want to move to London for a better life. People come in legally from destitute parts of Europe but the fact that others have jumped on a lorry because France wasn't very welcoming is no indication that they left hellish conditions in their native country, not does it make it right. Edited by johnfirewall (31 Jul 2015 1.49pm)
FFS get a grip will you? There's plenty of other places for them to go and they should be made to go there. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, NO MORE. SURELY SOMEBODY HAS SOME COMMON F**K**G sense. Never underestimate the lack of common sense of the New Left.
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fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 31 Jul 15 3.09pm | |
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Several hundred unaccompanied minors being looked after by Kent Social Services. I've got to view this as helping your kid over the fence and hoping to get yourself in later legally because as bad as a makeshift camp in Calais must be, it can't be that bad to want to send your a kid out to the streets of Kent.
One thing is for sure - they need help. Do you realise how ridiculous that sounds? Again every one falling under the absurd lefty 'better life' umbrella for accepting migrants. We all want a better life. People up north want to move to London for a better life. People come in legally from destitute parts of Europe but the fact that others have jumped on a lorry because France wasn't very welcoming is no indication that they left hellish conditions in their native country, not does it make it right. Edited by johnfirewall (31 Jul 2015 1.49pm)
FFS get a grip will you? There's plenty of other places for them to go and they should be made to go there. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, NO MORE. SURELY SOMEBODY HAS SOME COMMON F**K**G sense. Never underestimate the lack of common sense of the New Left.
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davenotamonkey 31 Jul 15 3.15pm | |
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Quote Mr Palaceman at 31 Jul 2015 10.23am
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 7.40am
I am writing this having been up since 6 this morning working, I am also writing this having just paid a (what was for me) huge amount for my half yearly tax last night which I (or my family) cannot really afford. On that basis, excuse me if I do not sound too sympathetic towards these economic migrants who would all be entitled to free healthcare, education, benefits and housing, for which I would need to start work even earlier in the morning in order to be able to pay even more tax to make sure all their needs are met when I, a small business owner, an employer, get absolutely sweet FA in help from the government even though I work 7 days a week just to put bread on my kids table. Do people not understand – all these people come at a HUGE cost to us, the taxpayer. I have been watching this debate for a while and I agree with elements of both sides of the arguement but there are some myths that seem to get repeated time and time again and one of them is that everyone who comes here gets everything free. That just isn't true. The truth is that migrants who come here put more in and take less out than the locals. They tend to work rather than claim benefits, so huge cost to the taxpayer I think not. You can't have it both ways, hand-wringing lefists: 1. If they are asylum seekers from the war-torn oppressive French regime, then they CANNOT work for 5 years in the UK, and will be put up, fed and housed by Mr. Taxpayer. 2. If they are migrants coming to work, then they should apply for a work visa like EVERYWHERE else in the world*. If, as you claim, we are so in need of Eritrean restaurants in the UK that their presence will be a positive for the country (that is, not solely the economy, but in relation to society, service provision, security), then by all means grant them a work visa. *Caveat: if you are part of the "white-countries" EU club, you can go and "settle" ("freedom of movement", as you need not "work" in the UK without anyone batting an eyelid. But that's not racist. 3. To your point regarding the wonderful amazing benefits of immigration, I refer you to (though doubt you will read) the findings of this report: Press release: "If many of the immigrants fail to get jobs, or if they end up in low skill jobs or displace native workers, large-scale immigration will have a negative impact on GDP per capita and on government finances. Thus, the impact could be positive or negative but either way it is unlikely to be very large. "The only thing that is certain is that immigration on the present scale, if it continues, will lead to much faster population growth and a much larger total GDP than would otherwise be the case, with consequent pressure on infrastructure and the environment." Feel free to rubbish the findings of course: he's only a Professor of Economics at Cambridge.
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