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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostYou're right. I was being a bit over the top there, just cutting their goolies off would suffice.
Except mine obviously.Last edited by Zero Liability; 6 January 2015, 22:13.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI've known about 'students' coming over and not returning for years but thats not the fault of the student but of the UK border controls
Make students post a safety bond (5-7k) or obtain 3rd party insurance policy to payout UK in case of overstaying as condition of getting VISA and problem will be sorted.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI actually know all of that, I was primarily questioning the use of the word 'beneficial.' If a student comes to the UK, does their studies and returns home and uses their newly found knowledge to benefit their own country then its not really that beneficial to the UK apart from the monies paid to the higher education center for those studies.
I've known about 'students' coming over and not returning for years but thats not the fault of the student but of the UK border controls and the higher education center and that needs to be stopped but you have to admit, that if you live in a tuliphole of a country then its a lot cheaper to get a student visa than pay a human trafficker a tulipload of money to get to a better existence?
As for homegrown students getting pissed up, well I only have the British press to rely on there, as in the photos of all the student do's that are shown at start and end of term, I never see gangs of Asian/African/other students running riot...Mind you the students I do know in the UK are a hard working bunch and doing very valuable courses which will benefit the country once they finish
We need to stop giving people excuses for their behaviour and instead make them accountable for it.
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Bit of a leap, don't you think
Except mine obviously.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostSorry D, but like so many others you really do live in a dream world of deliberate ignorance! You are not an idiot, so try checking the facts sometimes instead of just relying on your PC instincts.
Student visas are used by many simply to enter the UK illegally. Some 51% of those from Nigeria and nearly 50% of those from India and Pakistan on a 3 year student visa are still here after 6 years. In previous years the Home Office has had to clamp down on visas from places like Nepal because of a huge surges in suspect applications. Not a press invention, I personally have some experience of these people.
Just a couple of links for you (from BBC and Independent, not the Daily Mail) as you clearly cannot be bothered to check:
BBC One - Panorama, Immigration Undercover: The Student Visa Scandal
Student visa 'chaos' led to rush of illegal immigrants - Home News - UK - The Independent
As for the bit about "homegrown students", that is just typical of what we hear from inverted racists like yourself, any ridiculous implication about the British is fine. Maybe you have some facts to support it? Ever bothered to check who the lowest performers in the UK are? The products of previous immigration.
I've known about 'students' coming over and not returning for years but thats not the fault of the student but of the UK border controls and the higher education center and that needs to be stopped but you have to admit, that if you live in a tuliphole of a country then its a lot cheaper to get a student visa than pay a human trafficker a tulipload of money to get to a better existence?
As for homegrown students getting pissed up, well I only have the British press to rely on there, as in the photos of all the student do's that are shown at start and end of term, I never see gangs of Asian/African/other students running riot...Mind you the students I do know in the UK are a hard working bunch and doing very valuable courses which will benefit the country once they finish
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostI'm not an expert on the internal workings of dildos but, from an engineering point of view, I'm seeing an interesting project combining the sperm bank deposits and the dildos into an 'all in one' solution. Now, where's my old tech drawing board and my catalogue of plumbing fittings ??
Actually, wouldn't the play-doh thing fit the bill?
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostActually, leaving aside male lust, there is a big difference between performance of female and male migrants/minorities. Black women are among the highest performing in the UK. Not PC to say it, but not true of black males.
Men are always the real problem in crime, conflicts and misguided idealism. Ever noticed how the few females on CUK are never as biased or slanted in their political views as the rest of us?
Hate to say it as a male, but extermination of the male sex and production of solely female children by some genetic means would be a great plus for humanity.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostHe should set up a contract with the sperm banks and my idea of eliminating males will be off the ground.
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Funnily enough, one of ms#3's pals has just started selling dildos online
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Coding a website now in case you ever become prime minister
PS Think my idea of exterminating males has been done before:
In some versions of the myth, no men were permitted to have sexual encounters or reside in Amazon country; but once a year, in order to prevent their race from dying out, they visited the Gargareans, a neighbouring tribe. The male children who were the result of these visits were either killed, sent back to their fathers or exposed in the wilderness to fend for themselves; the girls were kept and brought up by their mothers, and trained in agricultural pursuits, hunting, and the art of war.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostFunnily enough, one of ms#3's pals has just started selling dildos online. Apparently he's doing really well with it.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostFunnily enough, one of ms#3's pals has just started selling dildos online. Apparently he's doing really well with it.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostAnd create a massive surge in dildo sales... Coding a website now in case you ever become prime minister
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