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| Deleted11 12 Nov 19 6.07pm | |
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To be fair, they don't put up any links to sources, which could be laziness or for other reasons. So, I have to go an search for it myself. So, from the office of national statistics. They are correct in that net migration has been increasing year on year for the past 10/15 years. However, they start to go onto talking about an Australian points system, etc, which, if you look at the graph, we pretty much have control of non eu migration. We just don't seem to be enforcing it. I know these forums are a bit more pro brexit party/conservative, from my perspective anyway, and I don't necessarily have an issue with that. The real issue, which for me, is extremely important, is why have successful ConLab governments allowed this to happen? The argument that they contribute more than they take out is, imo, difficult to measure, as is the opposite view too. I'm a son a immigrants, that came in the 'right way', with papers, etc, as I imagine the vast majority of immigrants that come here do. Do I have a problem with it? No, however, there is a really big problem with integration. When my parents came, they had to mix with the English, because there wasn't anyone else to mix with, but when you start increasing the levels, then I do believe you have to have some kind of social integration system in place. The real issue is what is the effect. Remember, I may be a racist for saying we have to much immigration or I may be loony lefty if I want more immigration, but the effect, is competition on labour. Thatcher killed the unions, however, to lower the price of labour you need to introduce more people into your country and now we are at an extreme on the other side where union participation is almost non existent. I'm not saying it wasn't the right thing to do at the time, but, this is where we are. So, the workers actually vote for this. Their jobs go abroad, they face competition in their own country as well as where they live changing and they have no other recourse. It's crap, but don't expect it to change.
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| deleted user 12 Nov 19 6.31pm |
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Originally posted by Jway89
Interesting migration stats. That was always the concern really, that the government will do everything within its power to keep immigration at current levels regardless of public opinion. In, out, shake it all about, same s*** different day.
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| NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 12 Nov 19 7.19pm |
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Diversity seems to be something of a one way street in my opinion. I know of a junior school where they have stopped celebrating or acknowledging Christmas, but pull all the stops out for Diwali. My contract was prematurely ended at a major bank when working with three colleagues of Indian descent. No satisfactory reason given and I later found out they had replaced me with one of their relatives. I had a job interview earlier this year in which the CEO proudly proclaimed that the cultural fit was as important as the experience that a candidate had, if not more so. So in other words, he was only hiring one type of person -not especially diverse is it !
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| Hrolf The Ganger 12 Nov 19 8.32pm |
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Originally posted by NEILLO
Diversity seems to be something of a one way street in my opinion. I know of a junior school where they have stopped celebrating or acknowledging Christmas, but pull all the stops out for Diwali. My contract was prematurely ended at a major bank when working with three colleagues of Indian descent. No satisfactory reason given and I later found out they had replaced me with one of their relatives. I had a job interview earlier this year in which the CEO proudly proclaimed that the cultural fit was as important as the experience that a candidate had, if not more so. So in other words, he was only hiring one type of person -not especially diverse is it ! Modern Britain.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 12 Nov 19 8.38pm |
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Originally posted by NEILLO
Diversity seems to be something of a one way street in my opinion. I know of a junior school where they have stopped celebrating or acknowledging Christmas, but pull all the stops out for Diwali. My contract was prematurely ended at a major bank when working with three colleagues of Indian descent. No satisfactory reason given and I later found out they had replaced me with one of their relatives. I had a job interview earlier this year in which the CEO proudly proclaimed that the cultural fit was as important as the experience that a candidate had, if not more so. So in other words, he was only hiring one type of person -not especially diverse is it ! In Bromley we celebrate Christmas in Lewisham I think they call it Winterval or some such nonsense. One of my Hindu colleagues told me that he and his kids were really looking forward to Christmas. I said I thought you didn't celebrate it. His heart warming response was "It's a party, family food and presents what's not to like".
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| Stirlingsays 12 Nov 19 11.34pm |
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The thing is people like Maple and Steely are very much the minority. The majority never asked for this.....No one asked the population whether they wanted mass migration until the EU referendum and that was only implicit.....and was a question about the least troubling form. In fact as the video link shows the vast majority of people have been against mass migration for decades.
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| the.universal 13 Nov 19 7.26am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The thing is people like Maple and Steely are very much the minority. The majority never asked for this.....No one asked the population whether they wanted mass migration until the EU referendum and that was only implicit.....and was a question about the least troubling form. In fact as the video link shows the vast majority of people have been against mass migration for decades. No one was asked if they wanted the benefits of globalisation either, but we got them. Things/Travel/Food are way, way cheaper than they’ve ever been, due to cheap labour both overseas and through more recent immigrants being prepared to do jobs for lower pay than settled UK-ers. I agree the referendum was a lot about immigration. If we lost that cheaper labour, wages will go up for some lower paid workers, but costs and taxes will go up too. You can’t have your cake and eat if.
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| the.universal 13 Nov 19 7.27am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
In Bromley we celebrate Christmas in Lewisham I think they call it Winterval or some such nonsense. One of my Hindu colleagues told me that he and his kids were really looking forward to Christmas. I said I thought you didn't celebrate it. His heart warming response was "It's a party, family food and presents what's not to like".
Nope they call it Christmas there too.
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| the.universal 13 Nov 19 7.29am |
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Originally posted by NEILLO
Diversity seems to be something of a one way street in my opinion. I know of a junior school where they have stopped celebrating or acknowledging Christmas , but pull all the stops out for Diwali. My contract was prematurely ended at a major bank when working with three colleagues of Indian descent. No satisfactory reason given and I later found out they had replaced me with one of their relatives. I had a job interview earlier this year in which the CEO proudly proclaimed that the cultural fit was as important as the experience that a candidate had, if not more so. So in other words, he was only hiring one type of person -not especially diverse is it ! Which school is that exactly? I find it unlikely they would celebrate one religious de rival but not another (more mainstream) one.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 13 Nov 19 7.39am |
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Originally posted by the.universal
Nope they call it Christmas there too. They normally put up generic decorations in the Riverdale shopping centre and the high street, no mention of Christmas.
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| Matov 13 Nov 19 7.51am |
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Originally posted by the.universal
Nope they call it Christmas there too.
Don't get me wrong I am sure the Progressive t***s would love to pull a stunt like downgrading it and even doing away with the spiritual aspect altogether and I am sure they have tried but the reality is that it has become a bit of an urban myth.
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