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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Mar 17 8.50pm | |
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Is it casual misogyny day on the hol?
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Hrolf The Ganger 02 Mar 17 9.50pm | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Is it casual misogyny day on the hol? What you don't think women can assemble furniture? Tut tut.
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Pista Bristol 02 Mar 17 11.09pm | |
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The liberal left will blame absolutely anything rather than admit that immigrants commit more crime than the existing population and that the problem could be reduced by having a lot less immigrants. Sorry to jump in but this statement is just utter bollocks. I guess there's a possibility that street crime committed by immigrants might be at higher levels per capita than that committed by the "existing population". But the financial value of tax evasion, fraud, corporate crime like stealing pension funds, misreporting balance sheets, bribery etc etc is much bigger in value than a few pilfered wallets and little old lady's life savings kept under the bed. Rolls Royce for example were just found guilty of paying bribes relating to foreign trade contracts. They settled on paying £671m to the UK Serious Fraud Office and the US state dept. The agreement reached with the court is called a Deferred Prosecution Agreement which allows Rolls Royce to avoid prosecution which would restrict the company from continuing to do business abroad. Our PM visited Turkey a few days later where fortunately she was able to discuss defence contracts with that nice Mr Recep Tayyip Erdogan to compensate for the anticipated losses caused by Brexit. You'd be hard pushed as an immigrant or in fact any average bloke in the street to compete with that level of crime. So quit talking crap please. Edited by Pista (02 Mar 2017 11.14pm)
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Pista Bristol 02 Mar 17 11.16pm | |
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You'll find a few more examples here.. ..and not an immigrant in sight.
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HeathMan Purley 03 Mar 17 12.27am | |
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There is little difference. A visitor to the UK who is short of money will identify people in the street who could help. Governments (operating through regulatory authorities) identify corporate bodies from whom money can easily be taken. The classic example was BP's Deep Water difficulties when people 200 miles away were putting in claims for non existent damage. I always ensure that I am aware of the "sturdy beggars" that seem to find the East Croydon Station area attractive.
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hedgehog50 Croydon 03 Mar 17 7.09am | |
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Originally posted by Pista
The liberal left will blame absolutely anything rather than admit that immigrants commit more crime than the existing population and that the problem could be reduced by having a lot less immigrants. Sorry to jump in but this statement is just utter bollocks. I guess there's a possibility that street crime committed by immigrants might be at higher levels per capita than that committed by the "existing population". But the financial value of tax evasion, fraud, corporate crime like stealing pension funds, misreporting balance sheets, bribery etc etc is much bigger in value than a few pilfered wallets and little old lady's life savings kept under the bed. Rolls Royce for example were just found guilty of paying bribes relating to foreign trade contracts. They settled on paying £671m to the UK Serious Fraud Office and the US state dept. The agreement reached with the court is called a Deferred Prosecution Agreement which allows Rolls Royce to avoid prosecution which would restrict the company from continuing to do business abroad. Our PM visited Turkey a few days later where fortunately she was able to discuss defence contracts with that nice Mr Recep Tayyip Erdogan to compensate for the anticipated losses caused by Brexit. You'd be hard pushed as an immigrant or in fact any average bloke in the street to compete with that level of crime. So quit talking crap please. Edited by Pista (02 Mar 2017 11.14pm) So a 'few pilfered wallets' and 'little old lady's life savings' being stolen is not cause for concern because corporate crime exists? It is a good illustration of the contempt that the liberal left holds the concerns of ordinary people in. Rolls Royce is wholly owned by the German Company, BMW, so more crime by immigrant company owners? Edited by hedgehog50 (03 Mar 2017 7.54am)
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Rubin 03 Mar 17 8.55am | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
So your post about 'regressives' was moving the debate forward eh? I'll let others decide that. As for debating immigrant crime. No point. No it's not always the immigrants fault and all of the factors I have listed above do have an effect for sure, but the whole issue begins when we allow people to come here or Sweden and begin their new lives with an immediate disadvantage, whereby they occupy the lowest levels of society, many having little desire to be absorbed into the existing one. That said, the average immigrant is just an opportunist. He/she wants a better life. He/she is not to blame for a system that encourages people to migrate. He/she can be just as easily be a victim of that system. These people don't deserve to be made pariahs, they are just people doing what people do. The trouble is that their plight impacts on my plight and yours and our kids and as I have said many times, my priority is to them first. Some bloke from Poland or Nigeria is way down my list of priorities, it's that simple. Now this subject is getting very boring. Neither of us will alter out opinions so I'm done. The Netherlands aren't one of them (links to statistics in description):
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 03 Mar 17 9.22am | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
So a 'few pilfered wallets' and 'little old lady's life savings' being stolen is not cause for concern because corporate crime exists? Rolls Royce is wholly owned by the German Company, BMW, so more crime by immigrant company owners? Edited by hedgehog50 (03 Mar 2017 7.54am)
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Islington Eagle North of the River 03 Mar 17 9.59am | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Rolls Royce is wholly owned by the German Company, BMW, so more crime by immigrant company owners? Edited by hedgehog50 (03 Mar 2017 7.54am) That is the wrong "Rolls Royce"
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Pista Bristol 03 Mar 17 10.14am | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
So a 'few pilfered wallets' and 'little old lady's life savings' being stolen is not cause for concern because corporate crime exists? It is a good illustration of the contempt that the liberal left holds the concerns of ordinary people in. Rolls Royce is wholly owned by the German Company, BMW, so more crime by immigrant company owners?
Is this the alternative truth thread? How dd I get here? Rolls Royce is a British PLC and all of it's shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange. It isn't owned by BMW. My post was in response to Hrolf claim that immigrants commit more crime than the existing population. Of course street crime is a concern but I see no evidence that more of it is committed by immigrants. We can at least agree however that you are ordinary.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 03 Mar 17 10.33am | |
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Originally posted by Pista
The liberal left will blame absolutely anything rather than admit that immigrants commit more crime than the existing population and that the problem could be reduced by having a lot less immigrants. Sorry to jump in but this statement is just utter bollocks. I guess there's a possibility that street crime committed by immigrants might be at higher levels per capita than that committed by the "existing population". But the financial value of tax evasion, fraud, corporate crime like stealing pension funds, misreporting balance sheets, bribery etc etc is much bigger in value than a few pilfered wallets and little old lady's life savings kept under the bed. Rolls Royce for example were just found guilty of paying bribes relating to foreign trade contracts. They settled on paying £671m to the UK Serious Fraud Office and the US state dept. The agreement reached with the court is called a Deferred Prosecution Agreement which allows Rolls Royce to avoid prosecution which would restrict the company from continuing to do business abroad. Our PM visited Turkey a few days later where fortunately she was able to discuss defence contracts with that nice Mr Recep Tayyip Erdogan to compensate for the anticipated losses caused by Brexit. You'd be hard pushed as an immigrant or in fact any average bloke in the street to compete with that level of crime. So quit talking crap please. Edited by Pista (02 Mar 2017 11.14pm) And the conservative right will insist that immigrants commit more crime than non-immigrants, with both presenting poor statistical analysis that fits their agenda. Of course, the actual liberal left would argue that crime isn't a factor of immigration, but of economic and social factors, pointing at the fact that even prior to immigration or areas with low immigration that crime is still associated with social and economic factors, and then use the evidence to undermine the position that being an immigrant is a significant factor, the social and economic situation associating immigrants in a society are. Which isn't liberal, its scientifically established, that when you look at crime stats over periods of time, economic and social factors play a more significant role that in ethnicity. Of course this is an inconvenient truth for right wing conservatives, who typically aren't interested in answers that actually would require spending increases to resolve, so ethnicity and immigration becomes a convenient means of masking the fact. But realistically no one would argue that their is really a racial, genetic or significant cultural predisposition to criminality that exceeds economic and social motivators.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 03 Mar 17 10.35am | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
So a 'few pilfered wallets' and 'little old lady's life savings' being stolen is not cause for concern because corporate crime exists? Edited by hedgehog50 (03 Mar 2017 7.54am) Except these crimes existed before immigration, after immigration and are not limited to immigrants either (and in areas of low immigration). Crime is largely focused around social factors (particually around upbringing and family) and economic incentives.
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