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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostYou perpetuate the lie that migrants are overall useful to the economy, when everyone knows that they're all feckless itinerant types just coming to the UK to bleed the benefit system, use the NHS and send their child allowances home to support their eight or nine children by four different women.
You'd expect some of the people on this forum to be working in those industries but this forum has long since ceased to be about successful IT workers.Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostYou perpetuate the lie that migrants are overall useful to the economy, when everyone knows that they're all feckless itinerant types just coming to the UK to bleed the benefit system, use the NHS and send their child allowances home to support their eight or nine children by four different women.Last edited by kolata; 12 July 2016, 09:20.Comment
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Originally posted by CretinWatcher View PostI can only speak for London, but the people I know who have started up in the fintech industries employ > 50% foreign staff.
You'd expect some of the people on this forum to be working in those industries but this forum has long since ceased to be about successful IT workers.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostYou perpetuate the lie that migrants are overall useful to the economy
But a thing that frustrates me is that there is a poverty of ambition that has been allowed to develop in British society over the last 50 years. By all political parties.
Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostUK to bleed the benefit system, use the NHS
I don't really see why UK taxpayers should be on the hook to provide housing, healthcare, and education for entire families when they cannot contribute.Comment
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostI suspect that has more to do with a requirement (rightly or wrongly) for language skills. We English have no such need to learn such irrelevant things, because as we know, everyone else knows at least some English. And if they don't, we can at least shout at them.
I'm talking about companies based in London, why on earth would they need languages other than English?
Nope its mathematical/advanced computer/advanced conceptual skills and even personal skills that they can't find in the volume they need.
I suspect if this problem gets harder because of increased paperwork or because the best and brightest don't want to work in what's now perceived to be a xenophobic European backwater, they'll all fook off to Berlin.Comment
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Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostWell he perpetuates the lie that the British are somehow lazy, thick and don't want to work. It's simply not true.
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It's true of every society in the world, about 50% of the population, cannot with the best will in the world, do the sorts of jobs that pay well in a modern economy.Comment
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Originally posted by tomtomagain View Post
I don't really see why UK taxpayers should be on the hook to provide housing, healthcare, and education for entire families when they cannot contribute.Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostYou perpetuate the lie that migrants are overall useful to the economy, when everyone knows that they're all feckless itinerant types just coming to the UK to bleed the benefit system, use the NHS and send their child allowances home to support their eight or nine children by four different women.
Is the UK prepared for that?Comment
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Originally posted by kolata View PostBecause you already do to your own white trash chavs.Comment
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