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So when you said ALL those in the UK illegally you didn't mean ALL, you meant all and children can stay ... is that only trafficked children, or all children? How about trafficked women sold to the sex trade? can they stay, or not? And trafficked men?Originally posted by vetran View Postoh I smell desperation in your argument.
Maybe we should trust the courts?
I would assume for a trafficked child there would be leniency. Maybe you only think in Black and white?
Just trying to understand where your morals draw a line.
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Well unlike some posters on here I don't want to support trafficking, modern slavery and desperate people drowning in the sea so discouraging it by removing the potential benefits seems a moral stance.Originally posted by Whorty View PostSo when you said ALL those in the UK illegally you didn't mean ALL, you meant all and children can stay ... is that only trafficked children, or all children? How about trafficked women sold to the sex trade? can they stay, or not? And trafficked men?
Just trying to understand where your morals draw a line.
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Well, unlike some posters who have asked you a series of simple questions, you seem to claim that dodging the question is a moral stance. Are you a Tory MP?Originally posted by vetran View Post
Well unlike some posters on here I don't want to support trafficking, modern slavery and desperate people drowning in the sea so discouraging it by removing the potential benefits seems a moral stance.
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He's in training to be one.Originally posted by WTFH View Post
Well, unlike some posters who have asked you a series of simple questions, you seem to claim that dodging the question is a moral stance. Are you a Tory MP?
After all he claims all state and judicial systems work....."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I didn't dodge the question I just pointed out if you are talking about morals doing nothing is not an answer.Originally posted by WTFH View Post
Well, unlike some posters who have asked you a series of simple questions, you seem to claim that dodging the question is a moral stance. Are you a Tory MP?
I have asked you for an alternative multiple times. No answer.
As I have stated many times I see the policy of disauding migrants massing in France then boarding dangerous dinghys (or lorries to suffocate or freeze in) to cross illegally to the UK as a sensible & moral approach.
You and others seem to disagree but have added nothing to the conversation but insults so we can conclude you have lost the argument again.Comment
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You never actually asked direct questions you just refused to answer ours by responding like a Tory MP.Originally posted by vetran View Post
I didn't dodge the question I just pointed out if you are talking about morals doing nothing is not an answer.
I have asked you for an alternative multiple times. No answer.
As I have stated many times I see the policy of disauding migrants massing in France then boarding dangerous dinghys (or lorries to suffocate or freeze in) to cross illegally to the UK as a sensible & moral approach.
You and others seem to disagree but have added nothing to the conversation but insults so we can conclude you have lost the argument again."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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what alternative do you propose?Originally posted by sueellen View Post
you never actually asked direct questions you just refused to answer ours by responding like a tory mp.Comment
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The merit of any illegal should be taken into account, daft deporting someone who actually has proved a real benefit to the country. Not into sport meself, but like to see British citizens winning gold medals.
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Answered before, but ignored for some reason...Originally posted by vetran View Post
what alternative do you propose?
Originally posted by WTFH View Post
If we have a shortage of workers, why do we imprison ALL asylum seekers? Why not have some of them doing the jobs that need doing, earning money, and paying more tax than the average Tory MP?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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