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'No Borders' and their 'Freedom of movement' camp
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And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
Country A sends it's young physically fit men to fight against the Taliban in Country B to "liberate" them, meanwhile the young physically fit men in Country B (that could join Country B's own army or police so Country A can feck off) instead come to Country A to get free benefits and a house.Comment
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Originally posted by GreenerGrass View PostCountry A sends it's young physically fit men to fight against the Taliban in Country B to "liberate" them, meanwhile the young physically fit men in Country B (that could join Country B's own army or police so Country A can flip off) instead come to Country A to get free benefits and a house.
In all this Daily Wailing, NOT ONE PERSON has suggested a solution to the very complex issue of migration (except me, but I was shot down for suggesting we let them get jobs). WHY? Because the people with the loudest mouths and the strongest opinions about 'illegal immigrants' and 'asylum seekers' would appear to be the people with the least knowledge of what's actually going on.
The reality is that life in many third world tulipholes is so desperately awful that people will literally do ANYTHING to get out of there, even if that means doing something awful or criminal. While that's the case, we're going to have to learn to live with migration. I'm not saying 'throw the borders open', I'm saying it's time to get real and start thinking practically about this. Just as one other poster pointed to the idiotic 'war on drugs' which probably does more damage to humanity than all the drugs in the world, the war on migration is a senseless and hopeless lie propagated by politicians who like to make it look as though they're capable of doing something about an intractable issue. Continually fighting against migration instead of finding ways to make it work is probably causing more damage and suffering than all the migrants in the world put together.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghostSo when all of Africa, Asia, China etc. has immigrated here, we can go to their countries & rule them again as we did before.
I like it.
It's A Cunning Plan.Last edited by Mich the Tester; 24 June 2009, 08:56.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghostThe issue certainly is intractable... however it often appalls me that people with useful skills & talents are sent back, while the complete wasters remain here on their benefits.
Trouble is, if those people are allowed to stay and become succesful as many inevitably would, then uneducated numpties in the west, who've had all the opportunities but done nothing with them, will then whinge about 'those foreigners taking my job'. Add to that, we actually need people to do crappy jobs like picking fruit, labouring on farms, inspecting tins and so on, and none of our own people want to do those jobs. So why should an employer be denied the opportunity to employ a motivated person who actually wants to earn a living doing work nobody else wants? Should farmers just accept that they have to leave tens of thousands of pounds worth of, for example, asparagus, to rot in the ground because nobody is prepared to come and pick them? Or should western consumers accept that they'll have to pay more for their food to pay higher wages to farm labourers?
It's an issue where too many people want to have their cake and eat it. You can't have cheap food, cheap TVs, cheap clothes and so on without either;
- exporting jobs to turd world tulipholes where illiterate children work like hell to stitch your pants together while our own uneducated numpties ign on the dole
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- accepting that there'll be migrants coming here to do the tulipty jobs
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- get used to stuff being more expensiveAnd what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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