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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.33pm
Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.19pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.08pm Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 10.52pm Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.44pm Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 10.22pm I'm confused tbh because even though I don't know them I reckon I like the Calais lot more than I like the 'kill them' gang on here even though we share the same nationality and are supposed to look out for one another and put each other first. Maybe it's because the migrants have some redeeming features. You don't say. Perhaps if you worked on your immigrataion policy it might help to clarify things. I told you my policy many posts ago. One nasty right winger out - one decent sort in. Bless you Kermit, you naivety is actually quite endearing. From having travelled in many of the countries these guys originate from, I can assure you that the average Calais migrant will be far more 'right wing' than the average HOL poster. Most you would find will hold extremely strong and intolerant views on sexism, religious or cultural matters. Still, I’m sure they are all ‘decent sorts’ Sure,I've travelled in Africa, and Asia and in my experience (generalising hugely) , yes,many people are socially conservative.Some aren't. Is your immigration policy to be based on the views of the individual immigrant,Tom? Even social conservatives can sometimes be non rabid OK human beingsTom,no? Well, at least they won't be alone when mixing with quite a few of the locals then,will they! Might even have persuaded Derben it was ok to have someone of a different race or ethnicity living in the neighbourhood. Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.21pm) Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend? "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.33pm

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I'm confused tbh because even though I don't know them I reckon I like the Calais lot more than I like the 'kill them' gang on here even though we share the same nationality and are supposed to look out for one another and put each other first.

Maybe it's because the migrants have some redeeming features.

You don't say. Perhaps if you worked on your immigrataion policy it might help to clarify things.

I told you my policy many posts ago. One nasty right winger out - one decent sort in.

Bless you Kermit, you naivety is actually quite endearing.
From having travelled in many of the countries these guys originate from, I can assure you that the average Calais migrant will be far more 'right wing' than the average HOL poster. Most you would find will hold extremely strong and intolerant views on sexism, religious or cultural matters.
Still, I’m sure they are all ‘decent sorts’

Sure,I've travelled in Africa, and Asia and in my experience (generalising hugely) , yes,many people are socially conservative.Some aren't.

Is your immigration policy to be based on the views of the individual immigrant,Tom?

Even social conservatives can sometimes be non rabid OK human beingsTom,no?

Well, at least they won't be alone when mixing with quite a few of the locals then,will they! Might even have persuaded Derben it was ok to have someone of a different race or ethnicity living in the neighbourhood.

Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.21pm)

Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend?

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Arizona Pozzuoli 31 Jul 15 11.34pm
I don't care if these migrants stay in the sand dunes of Calais forever, just as long as they don't block my car from getting to Selhurst Park 19 weekends year and they don't make it illegally into England. Edited by Arizona (31 Jul 2015 11.34pm)
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I don't care if these migrants stay in the sand dunes of Calais forever, just as long as they don't block my car from getting to Selhurst Park 19 weekends year and they don't make it illegally into England.

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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.35pm
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.33pm Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.19pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.08pm Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 10.52pm Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.44pm Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 10.22pm I'm confused tbh because even though I don't know them I reckon I like the Calais lot more than I like the 'kill them' gang on here even though we share the same nationality and are supposed to look out for one another and put each other first. Maybe it's because the migrants have some redeeming features. You don't say. Perhaps if you worked on your immigrataion policy it might help to clarify things. I told you my policy many posts ago. One nasty right winger out - one decent sort in. Bless you Kermit, you naivety is actually quite endearing. From having travelled in many of the countries these guys originate from, I can assure you that the average Calais migrant will be far more 'right wing' than the average HOL poster. Most you would find will hold extremely strong and intolerant views on sexism, religious or cultural matters. Still, I’m sure they are all ‘decent sorts’ Sure,I've travelled in Africa, and Asia and in my experience (generalising hugely) , yes,many people are socially conservative.Some aren't. Is your immigration policy to be based on the views of the individual immigrant,Tom? Even social conservatives can sometimes be non rabid OK human beingsTom,no? Well, at least they won't be alone when mixing with quite a few of the locals then,will they! Might even have persuaded Derben it was ok to have someone of a different race or ethnicity living in the neighbourhood. Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.21pm) Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend? Join the club Tom - I doubt if he knows himself. mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.35pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.33pm

Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.19pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.08pm

Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 10.52pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.44pm

Quote Kermit8 at 31 Jul 2015 10.22pm

Maybe it's because the migrants have some redeeming features.

You don't say. Perhaps if you worked on your immigrataion policy it might help to clarify things.

I told you my policy many posts ago. One nasty right winger out - one decent sort in.

Sure,I've travelled in Africa, and Asia and in my experience (generalising hugely) , yes,many people are socially conservative.Some aren't.

Is your immigration policy to be based on the views of the individual immigrant,Tom?

Even social conservatives can sometimes be non rabid OK human beingsTom,no?

Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.21pm)

Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend?

Join the club Tom - I doubt if he knows himself.

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legaleagle 31 Jul 15 11.35pm
Quote Arizona at 31 Jul 2015 11.34pm I don't care if these migrants stay in the sand dunes of Calais forever, just as long as they don't block my car from getting to Selhurst Park 19 weekends year and they don't make it illegally into England. Edited by Arizona (31 Jul 2015 11.34pm) You must get worn out after that long flight and drive every two weeks.Sure the parking problem isn't exacerbated by driving on the wrong side of the road? Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.36pm)
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31 Jul 15 11.35pm

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You must get worn out after that long flight and drive every two weeks.Sure the parking problem isn't exacerbated by driving on the wrong side of the road?

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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.36pm
Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.31pm Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.38pm No idea what you are on about in the first three paragraphs - implications that I called people 'cockroaches' etc - of course I have not, but don't let that interfere with your patronising abuse. The fact you didn't "understand" what I was on about I think may illustrate the gulf faced.By the way,I did not suggest you had personally called anyone a cockroach.Apologies for responding after saying cheerio;naughty me Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.32pm) You implied that I called people cockroaches. mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.36pm

Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.31pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.38pm

No idea what you are on about in the first three paragraphs - implications that I called people 'cockroaches' etc - of course I have not, but don't let that interfere with your patronising abuse.

The fact you didn't "understand" what I was on about I think may illustrate the gulf faced.By the way,I did not suggest you had personally called anyone a cockroach.Apologies for responding after saying cheerio;naughty me

Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.32pm)

You implied that I called people cockroaches.

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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.37pm
Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.22pm sorry 7 reasons not enough for you to assimilate even one. As for immigration policy,as I posted a while ago,I don't believe in unfettered immigration from outside the EU.We actually have pretty strong fettered immigration policies.I do agree with free movement within the EU.I do believe in complying with the 1951 UNHCR Refugee Convention in full,in spirit as well as the letter. Enough.Cheerio Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.27pm) You have not mentioned one issue affecting the receiving countries - is your position that there are no issues affecting the receiving countries. If not, what are those issues? So you think that totally uncontrolled immigration from the EU is sustainable. 'pretty strong fettered immigration policies' - you do make me laugh. Edited by leggedstruggle (31 Jul 2015 11.40pm) mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.37pm

Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.22pm

sorry 7 reasons not enough for you to assimilate even one.

As for immigration policy,as I posted a while ago,I don't believe in unfettered immigration from outside the EU.We actually have pretty strong fettered immigration policies.I do agree with free movement within the EU.I do believe in complying with the 1951 UNHCR Refugee Convention in full,in spirit as well as the letter.

Enough.Cheerio

Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.27pm)

You have not mentioned one issue affecting the receiving countries - is your position that there are no issues affecting the receiving countries. If not, what are those issues?

So you think that totally uncontrolled immigration from the EU is sustainable. 'pretty strong fettered immigration policies' - you do make me laugh.

Edited by leggedstruggle (31 Jul 2015 11.40pm)

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legaleagle 31 Jul 15 11.41pm
Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 11.36pm Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.31pm Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.38pm No idea what you are on about in the first three paragraphs - implications that I called people 'cockroaches' etc - of course I have not, but don't let that interfere with your patronising abuse. The fact you didn't "understand" what I was on about I think may illustrate the gulf faced.By the way,I did not suggest you had personally called anyone a cockroach.Apologies for responding after saying cheerio;naughty me Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.32pm) You implied that I called people cockroaches. No I didn't. Read what I wrote (though I appreciate you understand none of the relevant paragraphs at all,as you said.I said that a poster had used the term here recently,as an example of prejudices per se towards economic migrants/refugees.If I'd wanted to say or impute you personally had described economic migrants/refugees as such,rest assured I would have said so expressly with no hesitation.
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31 Jul 15 11.41pm

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Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.31pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.38pm

No idea what you are on about in the first three paragraphs - implications that I called people 'cockroaches' etc - of course I have not, but don't let that interfere with your patronising abuse.

Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.32pm)

You implied that I called people cockroaches.

No I didn't. Read what I wrote (though I appreciate you understand none of the relevant paragraphs at all,as you said.I said that a poster had used the term here recently,as an example of prejudices per se towards economic migrants/refugees.If I'd wanted to say or impute you personally had described economic migrants/refugees as such,rest assured I would have said so expressly with no hesitation.

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leggedstruggle Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.45pm
Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.41pm Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 11.36pm Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.31pm Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.38pm No idea what you are on about in the first three paragraphs - implications that I called people 'cockroaches' etc - of course I have not, but don't let that interfere with your patronising abuse. The fact you didn't "understand" what I was on about I think may illustrate the gulf faced.By the way,I did not suggest you had personally called anyone a cockroach.Apologies for responding after saying cheerio;naughty me Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.32pm) You implied that I called people cockroaches. No I didn't. Read what I wrote (though I appreciate you understand none of the relevant paragraphs at all,as you said.I said that a poster had used the term here recently,as an example of prejudices per se towards economic migrants/refugees.If I'd wanted to say or impute you personally had described economic migrants/refugees as such,rest assured I would have said so expressly with no hesitation. Where were your grandparents from by the way, I can then try to place you on the vibrancy/enrichment scale. You implied that I shared the view that immigrants were cockroaches - you stated, having quoted various abuse: "All not entirely irrelevant to some of your very own posts". Edited by leggedstruggle (31 Jul 2015 11.48pm) mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler
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Croydon 31 Jul 15 11.45pm

Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.41pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 11.36pm

Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.31pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 10.38pm

No idea what you are on about in the first three paragraphs - implications that I called people 'cockroaches' etc - of course I have not, but don't let that interfere with your patronising abuse.

Edited by legaleagle (31 Jul 2015 11.32pm)

You implied that I called people cockroaches.

Where were your grandparents from by the way, I can then try to place you on the vibrancy/enrichment scale. You implied that I shared the view that immigrants were cockroaches - you stated, having quoted various abuse: "All not entirely irrelevant to some of your very own posts".

Edited by leggedstruggle (31 Jul 2015 11.48pm)

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legaleagle 31 Jul 15 11.46pm
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.33pm Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend? Tom,forgive me if you didn't understand.Its been a long day and I'm sure the fault is mine.I was partly agreeing with your response to Kermit (first bit of it) and partly teasing you about the bit I didn't agree with.Not of sufficient import to re-write it rephrased"!
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31 Jul 15 11.46pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.33pm

Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend?

Tom,forgive me if you didn't understand.Its been a long day and I'm sure the fault is mine.I was partly agreeing with your response to Kermit (first bit of it) and partly teasing you about the bit I didn't agree with.Not of sufficient import to re-write it rephrased"!

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legaleagle 31 Jul 15 11.59pm
Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 11.45pm Where were your grandparents from by the way, I can then try to place you on the vibrancy/enrichment scale. You implied that I shared the view that immigrants were cockroaches - you stated, having quoted various abuse: "All not entirely irrelevant to some of your very own posts". Edited by leggedstruggle (31 Jul 2015 11.48pm) My grandparents came from four different places Triple yawn re cockroaches Re the italics above,ie. generally re my grandparents having been refugees/economic migrants being not irrelevant, was my response to your prior post.You had queried the general relevance.I had explained relevance of it to a greater understanding of economic migrants/refugees. Try to separate the cock from the roach, so to speak. Goodnight Derben,sorry legged struggle.
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31 Jul 15 11.59pm

Quote leggedstruggle at 31 Jul 2015 11.45pm

Where were your grandparents from by the way, I can then try to place you on the vibrancy/enrichment scale. You implied that I shared the view that immigrants were cockroaches - you stated, having quoted various abuse: "All not entirely irrelevant to some of your very own posts".

Edited by leggedstruggle (31 Jul 2015 11.48pm)

My grandparents came from four different places

Triple yawn re cockroaches

Re the italics above,ie. generally re my grandparents having been refugees/economic migrants being not irrelevant, was my response to your prior post.You had queried the general relevance.I had explained relevance of it to a greater understanding of economic migrants/refugees.

Try to separate the cock from the roach, so to speak.

Goodnight Derben,sorry legged struggle.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 01 Aug 15 12.04am
Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.46pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.33pm Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend? Tom,forgive me if you didn't understand.Its been a long day and I'm sure the fault is mine.I was partly agreeing with your response to Kermit (first bit of it) and partly teasing you about the bit I didn't agree with.Not of sufficient import to re-write it rephrased"! No problem Legal, Its been a busy one here too. Have a good weekend. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Quote legaleagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.46pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 31 Jul 2015 11.33pm

Legal - I would love to reply to you but I honestly have no idea what you are on about my friend?

No problem Legal, Its been a busy one here too.
Have a good weekend.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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legaleagle 01 Aug 15 12.06am
Good to see one politician who sticks to what they think and doesn't flip their views to suit the moment 30 July: Nigel Farage has said be would not describe migrants as "swarms", just hours after doing so. Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the Ukip leader said he was "not seeking to use language like that" and suggested the Prime Minister was simply trying to appear tough on immigration. But on Good Morning Britain today he said: "A couple of times I've been sat on the motorway and surrounded by swarms of potential migrants to Britain."
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01 Aug 15 12.06am

Good to see one politician who sticks to what they think and doesn't flip their views to suit the moment

30 July:

Nigel Farage has said be would not describe migrants as "swarms", just hours after doing so.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the Ukip leader said he was "not seeking to use language like that" and suggested the Prime Minister was simply trying to appear tough on immigration.

But on Good Morning Britain today he said: "A couple of times I've been sat on the motorway and surrounded by swarms of potential migrants to Britain."

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