Reply to: Right wing rag banging on about working class and Brexit

[vetran]

No cos the foreigners are better educated and so are able to use the internet. They then put a more coherent application in and turn up from abroad to their interviews....

oh goody a sweeping unfounded & racist statement, which of the Mods wants to handle this?

[SueEllen]

We could revert to the pre-pill days where families were large and kids put out to work to support the household.

You mean to help with the harvest? Kids use to enjoy their holidays having such "fun".

[SueEllen]

But at least when there is a job to compete for you are no longer competing with an economic migrant that has a lower cost margin than someone that has a UK mortgage and taxes to pay.

No cos the foreigners are better educated and so are able to use the internet. They then put a more coherent application in and turn up from abroad to their interviews....

[The_Equalizer]

But at least when there is a job to compete for you are no longer competing with an economic migrant that has a lower cost margin than someone that has a UK mortgage and taxes to pay.

We could revert to the pre-pill days where families were large and kids put out to work to support the household.

[bobspud]

But if there are no jobs for foreigners than there are no jobs for you as well.

But at least when there is a job to compete for you are no longer competing with an economic migrant that has a lower cost margin than someone that has a UK mortgage and taxes to pay.

[SueEllen]

I really don't think they will. For many of them they are screwed either way. Oddly enough a recession may well dislodge many of the people that they feel are competing for their jobs. In 2009 the exodus back out the country was fairly obvious for a few years...

But if there are no jobs for foreigners than there are no jobs for you as well.

[bobspud]

Working class is going to suffer most from Brexit.

I really don't think they will. For many of them they are screwed either way. Oddly enough a recession may well dislodge many of the people that they feel are competing for their jobs. In 2009 the exodus back out the country was fairly obvious for a few years...

[Chuck]

I've got a photo of a water cannon being filled up outside my house. Does this count as being down with the people?

Were you using it to water your garden? If so, no.

[SueEllen]

How exactly?

When the economy tanks.

[The_Equalizer]

How exactly?

Sir Stuart Rose said wages were going to go up on Brexit. Where is Sir Stuart. Hello? Anyone?

[DodgyAgent]

Working class is going to suffer most from Brexit.

How exactly?

[The_Equalizer]

A Super Soaker does not count as a water cannon.

It was a bona fide water cannon being filled off a stand pipe. They're big bu66ers. Bit of a riot at the end of the road you see.

[unixman]

I've got a photo of a water cannon being filled up outside my house. Does this count as being down with the people?

A Super Soaker does not count as a water cannon.

[unixman]

There will be wholesale attack on working rights, that would cost working class most.

I don't understand why people say that. Why would there be a wholesale attack on working rights ? And if there were, wouldn't the government making the attack simply be voted out? For example, I think the UK has one of the highest minimum wage settings in the world, higher than most of the EU nations. The "living wage" was introduced by the present UK Government, not directed by Europe. Not blowing a trumpet for an particular UK Government though, just pointing out that they are highly motivated to keep UK citizens happy. Every worker get a vote.

[The_Equalizer]

Like you

a) Give a toss what the proles think
b) Would ever associate with proles

Have you been chatting with the help again?

I've got a photo of a water cannon being filled up outside my house. Does this count as being down with the people?