ollie989898
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Immigration is a numbers game - it should be a ripple on the surface.
Yes, 20 or 30 thousand per year at most.
Immigration is a numbers game - it should be a ripple on the surface.
If your so well informed, please tell me why so many choose not to work, let me tell you how much i had to pay for nursery fees while the mrs went to work £600 per month was the cost, it was hardly worth her going to work, i can tell you, so don,t preach to me about the cost of living, OH and i am so pleased the gov are ahead of me, is that why there making such an excellent job on brexit, what we need is a TRUMP like figure running this country, who would sort out all the dead wood, i am sure there would be plenty of sackings.The Gov are way ahead of you. Look up Workfare. Oh, and while you are doing a job and not getting paid, you have to look for paid work.
Write down your weekly expenses - electricity, gas, phone, oil, food, mortgage payments (not rent), car running costs, insurance and total it up. How much over £72 are you? The Gov "help towards" rent but not often cover the full cost. They do not pay anything towards a mortgage.
Any one of us at any time can have an accident or illness which prevents us working.
There but for the grace of God etc.
Breed your own - more sustainable than a flying flock!The more the merrier. Keep them coming. Build more houses. You dont get decent services without a working population. UK will end up a nation of state pensioners otherwise.
Breed your own - more sustainable than a flying flock!
Are you a net contribute`r or net benefit recipient ?Neither. Came for academic reasons, and permanent employment is just not my thing.
But it is the same for the US bona fide citizens. No one gets free healthcare there, apart from that short blip known as Obamacare. Not sure about the welfare, but the fact that there is no statutory maternity leave suggests it is not that easy either.You are being disingenuous in the extreme. You know full well that my access to any kind of health or welfare public funds in the US would be non existent.
I don't have any stats on that - please share if you do, so can think only of own (anecdotal) experience. All my immigrant friends are sufficiently fluent in English, I doubt that there is any additional cost involved in accommodating them in any respect. For my own children, who are bilingual in Russian and English, I consciously chose to employ a nanny who speaks a third language (Spanish), and the progress they made with her in 6 months is simply fantastic (I guess some credit should also be given to Dora the Explorer). I am currently brushing up on my (very rusty) French with a budding poet/rapper originally from francophone Africa, and she's the most outstanding teacher I've ever had. A multitude of languages on your doorstep also opens a multitude of opportunities.Ask yourself the cost and complication our education and health systems now face given the multitude of languages they have to attempt to accomodate.
We are not in the USA they can do as they please.But it is the same for the US bona fide citizens. No one gets free healthcare there, apart from that short blip known as Obamacare. Not sure about the welfare, but the fact that there is no statutory maternity leave suggests it is not that easy either.
I don't have any stats on that - please share if you do, so can think only of own (anecdotal) experience. All my immigrant friends are sufficiently fluent in English, I doubt that there is any additional cost involved in accommodating them in any respect. For my own children, who are bilingual in Russian and English, I consciously chose to employ a nanny who speaks a third language (Spanish), and the progress they made with her in 6 months is simply fantastic (I guess some credit should also be given to Dora the Explorer). I am currently brushing up on my (very rusty) French with a budding poet/rapper originally from francophone Africa, and she's the most outstanding teacher I've ever had. A multitude of languages on your doorstep also opens a multitude of opportunities.
But it is the same for the US bona fide citizens. No one gets free healthcare there, apart from that short blip known as Obamacare. Not sure about the welfare, but the fact that there is no statutory maternity leave suggests it is not that easy either.
I don't have any stats on that - please share if you do, so can think only of own (anecdotal) experience. All my immigrant friends are sufficiently fluent in English, I doubt that there is any additional cost involved in accommodating them in any respect. For my own children, who are bilingual in Russian and English, I consciously chose to employ a nanny who speaks a third language (Spanish), and the progress they made with her in 6 months is simply fantastic (I guess some credit should also be given to Dora the Explorer). I am currently brushing up on my (very rusty) French with a budding poet/rapper originally from francophone Africa, and she's the most outstanding teacher I've ever had. A multitude of languages on your doorstep also opens a multitude of opportunities.
Housing is supply and demand, nothing more or less, try getting permission, that is the problem .I understand why the country might wish to attract migrant workers, but public services must be additionally funded pro rata or migrants should be obliged to pay.
This of course does nothing to address the housing issues facing thousands of Brits who work here in perfectly good jobs yet who cannot afford to buy a single brick.
Are these people in favour of 3 million Poles coming to the UK and in effect depressing wages? I doubt it.
Appreciation works both ways, without Polish sacrifice during conflicts would we even be free today?Do you appreciate the burden 3 million Poles might place on public services?
Housing is supply and demand, nothing more or less, try getting permission, that is the problem .
Do you want all their addresses?Where do these 3 million Poles work and live?
Appreciation works both ways, without Polish sacrifice during conflicts would we even be free today?
This is supposed to be a christian country, love thy neighbour etc etc.
I wonder how many Christians are in the uk % wise now days as opposed to other religions.Appreciation works both ways, without Polish sacrifice during conflicts would we even be free today?
This is supposed to be a christian country, love thy neighbour etc etc.
The sentiment is great, but sadly ain't going to happen.Personally I live in a global village, ......
Easy, because the NHS works in the dark ages using outdated methods and practices that a private firm could not afford.I want to know why pensioners and Brits in my own country, many of whom have paid tax all their lives cant get a routine operation on the NHS within 90 days or who are sat on beds in hospital corridors in A and E???
Never made a precise calculation. Fiscally, a net contributor, I guess, as I prefer to go private with healthcare and education for the family, and my tax bills are quite depressing. However, I find it hard to place a specific monetary value on intangible benefits of living in modern Britain - such as the liberal tradition, the open society, multiculturalism, all those things money can't buy.Are you a net contribute`r or net benefit recipient ?
Don't forget that TFF is free, access to real racists for nowt.Never made a precise calculation. Fiscally, a net contributor, I guess, as I prefer to go private with healthcare and education for the family, and my tax bills are quite depressing. However, I find it hard to place a specific monetary value on intangible benefits of living in modern Britain - such as the liberal tradition, the open society, multiculturalism, all those things money can't buy.