Oh this thread is ****ing absurd, put down your copies of the Daily Express and do some research

For starters, a UCL report found that the positive net contribution of EU migrants since 2000 totalled £20bn, compared with a negative figure for native born Brits of £617bn. Moreover, they were 43% less likely than natives to claim benefits and tax credits, and 7% less likely to be living in social housing. Not only that, but they are on average better educated than natives...with...get this, 25% of those pesky recent Eastern European migrants being university graduates compared with only 24% of Brits.

On a separate but related note, unemployment benefits total just 1% of the welfare spending bill, and even if you collate the figures for housing and family support, they still do not exceed the amount we spend on pensions. Why do people always forget this?

Migrants undercutting wages of British workers is the fault of their employers who are illegally underpaying them. The poverty we have in this country is the fault of successive governments failing to build adequate levels of social housing, and the continuing obsession with 'clamping down' on benefit fraud despite the fact that uncollected tax is 30x more of a loss. But no we won't give a **** about any of that because it's not a tangible scenario that we can envisage like Blanka and her family of seventeen kids not working and not speaking English is :rolleyes:

:clap1: :clap1: :clap1: The media always has and always will create folk devils to keep the public from giving any attention to the wrongdoings of the establishment.

Another rule should be any foreign people in British prisons should be deported with lifelong bans from entering the UK

Personally can't be doing with all that anti-establishment bull. That's for impressionable rebellious student types trying to 'find themselves'.

And they always have darker skin and funny accents. :fist:

:joker:

I'd say getting all of your knowledge of the benefits system from tabloid sensationalism is a lot more impressionable than any student.

Define "foreign" people. Is it just the people with no family connections to the country? Just the ones with funny accents? Ones who have British citizenship but weren't born here? Or...?

It takes all sorts.

The ones who have not been given citizenship although if it is serious like rape or murder then they should have the citizenship revoked

omg :joker: i need to see this

What are the figures for our prisons? I don't have a clue about stuff like how many immigrants we have in our prisons. Is there a lot?

I dont know tbh but i guess there is a fair few.

I know a few were deported last year for raping children but most of the gang are still in prison here

I've watched them all but I never saw that one???:confused:

I was in the queue on that day. I wanted an Audi but all of the local Poles had took them first.

I had to settle for a Ford Focus. :(

You have to ask yourself, why??? They are costing us even more to keep in prison here :fist:

So then you've thought up a rule/solution to a problem we don't even know if we have?

More than 13,000 foreign criminals are awaiting deportation from the UK, including thousands of European citizens, according to a report by MPs, which warns that the failure to remove a population "the size of a small town" could undermine public confidence in the UK’s EU membership.

Bloody typical. Europeans coming over here, taking our Audis and BMWs and what do native Brits get?? A Corsa if they're lucky, or ... ... a Polo :fist:. I saw one old gent who has lived in this town his entire life having to make do with a Ford Ka! It's a disgrace! The sooner Brexit comes the better.

Nope, that's for anyone who feels their civil rights are being eroded and are no longer happy to be led by the nose.

I like to follow life by one simple question with two possible answers

'Is there a problem?'

No - thanks to Brexit
Yes - thanks to immigrants

Its simple, if you dont understand it, youre probably in education or a loony lefty.

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I have complete and utter sincere pity for anyone that doesn't think their government should be questioned or held accountable for their actions.

Did I say that. No words in mouths please. What I have little time for are those that see conspiracy theories around every corner and act as though they are the 'enlightened' generation and the first to question the establishment.

I find it idealistic, naïve and downright hypocritical that many are quick to question the establishment but refuse to question religious ideology and oppressive practice in their own countries - basically because it isn't fashionable, PC. They defend the undefendable in their blind attempts to lay all blame at the establishment and their misguided attempts at 'justice'. Western governments cannot compare/compete with religion when it comes to oppression and dictatorships.

I believe everyone should be held accountable for their actions whatever race, religion or nationality and PC should never get in the way of that. I too have complete and utter pity for anyone who doesn't think religious ideology and relating oppressive practice should be questioned and people indulging in such practices in this country held accountable. Since when did being a minority put someone above the laws and beliefs of a country. The same rules should apply to all and people shouldn't fear challenging behaviours because the culprits happen to be a minority group within that country.

Idealism and tunnel vision go hand in hand.

But then the spin is they are taking our jobs :hee: you can't win as an immigrant

SO not "because Brits bare too lazy to do the jobs"?

And then also the faulty of say the NHS themselves when we are told "if all the immigrants left the NHS would collapse"?