Getting sick of these untaxed, uninsured, unlicensed asylum seekers in town.
19 February 2004, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
*Lots* of people, including many reading this thread from the sidelines, feel very awkward with the pressure to accept, integrate and co-operate.
), but in your own personal life, you are basically free to associate with who you like and harbour whatever dark and strange opinions that you may happen to have.
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19 February 2004, 12:25 PM
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well you didn't state that daddy was driving, so it was reasonable to assume that you were driving. i just hope you were in a correctly fitted child seat, and the air bag was disabled.
incidentally, i didn't say anything about your "facts", but now you mention it they don't add up - was it private land? if so what was the bloke in the nissan doing there? was it the public highway? if so what were you doing driving daddy's car?
incidentally, i didn't say anything about your "facts", but now you mention it they don't add up - was it private land? if so what was the bloke in the nissan doing there? was it the public highway? if so what were you doing driving daddy's car?
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19 February 2004, 12:30 PM
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You talking about irony? 
Big part of this debate is - or rather was before it started getting petty was about illegal workers in the country which you have admitted to have employed, so does this make you a "gangmaster?"
Big part of this debate is - or rather was before it started getting petty was about illegal workers in the country which you have admitted to have employed, so does this make you a "gangmaster?"
Originally Posted by ProperCharlie
it's funny that the police would deliberately ignore untaxed vehicles on the basis of the ethnicity of the driver. many of the met police that i have met were, how shall we say it, not exactly favourably disposed to persons of certain ethnic groups. these lads really, err, hated to have to arrest them. a lad who worked for me as recently arrested and deported, as he had over stayed his visa. he was in one of my vans which was taxed and insured - didn't stop him getting tugged. i would really like to know who is the driving force behind this "leave illegal immigrants alone" policy...
19 February 2004, 12:36 PM
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at the time that he was first employed, he was legally allowed to work. ok, we slipped up in that we didn't realise when his visa had expired and we should have terminated his employment at that time. he was paid ligitimately through PAYE, all NICs etc paid, at the same rate as any other employee on that grade. perhaps you want to try running a company that gives employment to many people that might not otherwise have it, and then tell me how to do my job?
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