Immigration - BBC One, Monday 23 July at 2030 BST

[DodgyAgent]

alright alright calm down calm down

looks lads, it's like this

you lot need immigration to keep your house prices rising

because it is often overlooked by the chattering classes that if house prices begin to fall, and home owners lose confidence in their house prices and their mortgages then they WILL stop spending and Britain's delicate service economy will go down the toilet

but there is hope, because,

as long as there is continued high immigration then house prices have the best chance of continuing to rise

this means lads,

immigration is good for house prices and house price confidence, immigration is therefore good for the economy, immigration is good for jobs, immigration is good for britain and immigration is good for you

becareful what you wish for !

you need immigration

Milan.

Milan, stop winding em up

[milanbenes]

DA, jokes aside there is a very serious message here, you know what I am saying has substance

the worst thing this lot can do is close down immigration australian style, house prices fall, jobs go, the immigrants leave and house prices crash

game over

unless of course DA, that's what you want ?

Milan.

[DodgyAgent]

you know what I am saying has substance

Milan.

Like an agency promise?

[Let-Me-In]

I don't think anyone wants to stop immigration, merely stop the immigrants that either just want to take take take or the immigrants that are here to kill us!!!

[milanbenes]

at last concensus

we are agreed immigration is good for the UK

ok, next problem

Milan.

[_V_]

Why are we then limiting so a mere 1M per year?

If immigration is so good, I would expect our government to pull in 10M per year, even if we have to invade the 3rd world and push them to Slough at gunpoint.

[milanbenes]

everything in moderation my son


Milan in 'ahh, kids today' mode.

[DodgyAgent]

at last concensus

we are agreed immigration is good for the UK

ok, next problem

Milan.

Unfortunately you and Cd take extreme views on most things when actually the solution to the problems lie somewhere between your two extremes. It is the old "rules" syndrome whereby the laws of mathematics apply to day to day problems, that every problem has a right or wrong answer.

There is no such thing as "workable compromise" in your minds, which is why so manyu of you struggle with relationships and why mechanical engineers are more likely to be effective in the delivery of IT solutions than do computer science graduates.

[Old Greg]

Unfortunately you and Cd take extreme views on most things when actually the solution to the problems lie somewhere between your two extremes.

How is Milan giving an extreme view? An extreme view would be complete open borders, free movement of people. Milan just said 'everything in moderation'.

[milanbenes]

Gregory my son,

please don't forget, this is an agent making comments


much not up stairs


Milan.