TheNewNo2
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reminds me of the inverse, where some republicans wanted to flee to canada after the affordable care act. A country which has universal healthcare.
socialism!
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reminds me of the inverse, where some republicans wanted to flee to canada after the affordable care act. A country which has universal healthcare.
I'll never know why wishing to control immigration is racist but never mind, it's what happens when people lose the argument. I mean, isn't it terrible, thinking 300,000 extra people each year might just be causing too much strain on public services and introducing too much cultural change in some areas of the country which in turn, causes division when there is not sufficient time to integrate with the local community.
I'll never forget the day a Tea Party supporter told me that Obama's Affordable Care Act meant her country was becoming the United Socialist States of America. Bless.socialism!
British emigrants to the EU number almost exactly the same as EU immigrants. The difference being that young, healthy workers put a lot less strain on public services than old people, even with their pensions.
Exactly. Of course, they're not migrants when they leave the UK, they're "ex-pats", a much nicer term all around.
Presumably doesn't leave a sour taste in the mouth.
Mark Reckless continuing to show he's worthy of the name by saying that Irish people aren't immigrants today! I mean, there are only 2 conclusions you can make from that - either he considers Ireland effectively part of the UK which makes him imperialist, or he doesn't see people "with the same values" (a euphemism for "white people") as immigrants, which is racist.
Unsurprisingly the Daily Mail comments seemed to agree with him, which really does betray the attitudes of middle England: people are only immigrants if they're the undesirables. Otherwise they're "our cousins" (who happen to be from a foreign country) or, as you say, expats.
Uh... huh...Same values does not mean white. At the peak of the Croatian troubles the small market town I live in in the North of England was designated to receive some hundreds of refugees. We were of course the 'never lock my door', 'just ask and I'll help you', etc rural bumpkins. These people, white as white could be had different values. In the end I kept my doors unlocked but kept a shotgun loaded beside my bed and always carried a Stanley knife with a fresh blade in it. In point of fact they hated it here and eventually returned home, however, just give it up on the covering the naivety of your arguments with the 'anti immigration is racist' carp.
A copy of the email exchange the article refers to can be found here (PDF format), the part I found the most amusing was:Ken Guest is standing for election in York Central, but when museum worker Sam Carter wrote to him, questioning the party's policies and criticising its claims on immigration, Mr Guest hit back with what Mr Carter has called rude and personally insulting emails...
This individual got 10% of the vote in York.Ken Guest said:Since you clearly support the concept of the EU then you cannot claim to be in favour of democracy and hence I have to assume that you either favour anarchy, dictatorship or communism
Same values does not mean white. At the peak of the Croatian troubles the small market town I live in in the North of England was designated to receive some hundreds of refugees. We were of course the 'never lock my door', 'just ask and I'll help you', etc rural bumpkins. These people, white as white could be had different values. In the end I kept my doors unlocked but kept a shotgun loaded beside my bed and always carried a Stanley knife with a fresh blade in it. In point of fact they hated it here and eventually returned home, however, just give it up on the covering the naivety of your arguments with the 'anti immigration is racist' carp.
Racism against Slavs is huge here, as your post demonstrates, really...
Exactly. Of course, they're not migrants when they leave the UK, they're "ex-pats", a much nicer term all around.
.......And where would the Daily Mail online forum be without their input?
Read over the weekend somewhere that over 50% of ex-pats who had maintained their IVR for UK General Elections plumped for UKIP last Thursday. Interesting.
A good many of the Polish, Czech, Latvian, etc workers here are better educated and more capable of holding a coherent conversation in decent English than a good many of the local products of our own schools. And what would professional football do without the Russians (or the London housing market, come to that)?
1) Latvians are NOT Slavs !! Ethnic Latvians (and Lithuanians) are the last remaining Balts. Unfortunately about 25% of Latvian population is of Russian origin - mainly forced immigration in Soviet times.
I entirely agree with the above, but would like to point out 2 things
1) Latvians are NOT Slavs !! Ethnic Latvians (and Lithuanians) are the last remaining Balts. Unfortunately about 25% of Latvian population is of Russian origin - mainly forced immigration in Soviet times.
2) IMHO, real football in England would be much better off without oligarchs of Russian (or any other) nationality.
Have the Ukip leadership fell out with each other?
Same values does not mean white. At the peak of the Croatian troubles the small market town I live in in the North of England was designated to receive some hundreds of refugees. We were of course the 'never lock my door', 'just ask and I'll help you', etc rural bumpkins. These people, white as white could be had different values. In the end I kept my doors unlocked but kept a shotgun loaded beside my bed and always carried a Stanley knife with a fresh blade in it. In point of fact they hated it here and eventually returned home, however, just give it up on the covering the naivety of your arguments with the 'anti immigration is racist' carp.
A shotgun and a stanley knife!!!
I kept my doors unlocked but kept a shotgun loaded beside my bed and always carried a Stanley knife with a fresh blade in it.
One thing to consider is that the poster is referring to events in the early/mid 90s and I believe the law was a bit more lax at that time when it came to carrying a knife.
(Not that I'm suggesting that it's appropriate to carry a knife around only that the legal situation may well have been different!)