Is Britain Full Up? Sensible debate please.
14 November 2013, 05:05 PM
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It's always been like that hasn't it. 
Anyway Crawleyites, my god who would want to meet one
Know what I mean......
Anyway Crawleyites, my god who would want to meet one
Know what I mean......
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14 November 2013, 05:59 PM
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14 November 2013, 06:17 PM
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SHUT THE DOOR, all I can say is I live in Horsham and I sometimes go to Crawley which is 10 mins up the road, when I walk down the high street it is like being in a foreign country not hardly a word of English being spoken. It's all Indians Polish Romanian etc it makes me f@@king sick
14 November 2013, 06:27 PM
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Immigration will turn the UK into a third world country, they will reduce the UK to the same region they originated from.
And when they have destroyed the country, like a plague of Locusts, they will move on.
And when they have destroyed the country, like a plague of Locusts, they will move on.
14 November 2013, 06:36 PM
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I think the biggest problem this country suffers from is a lazy indigenous population for whom hard work are dirty words, it's been like it here since the 50's when the first influx of cheap labour came to the uk, they possessed a work ethic, something that has always been lacking in the uk.
For too many years the indigenous population has considered certain jobs beneath them, hence the mass importation of cheap labour and the governments willingness to allow it.
Until this issue is addressed properly there is no other option but to import people who will clean toilets, change bed pans, wipe ***** etc,etc.
For too many years the indigenous population has considered certain jobs beneath them, hence the mass importation of cheap labour and the governments willingness to allow it.
Until this issue is addressed properly there is no other option but to import people who will clean toilets, change bed pans, wipe ***** etc,etc.
14 November 2013, 06:39 PM
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Used to know someone from those parts
He'd attach that ending to every other sentence.
Simply couldn't help himself.
Bizzare
Added to which he didn't pay the rent.
He'd attach that ending to every other sentence.
Simply couldn't help himself.
Bizzare
Added to which he didn't pay the rent.
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14 November 2013, 07:22 PM
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SHUT THE DOOR, all I can say is I live in Horsham and I sometimes go to Crawley which is 10 mins up the road, when I walk down the high street it is like being in a foreign country not hardly a word of English being spoken. It's all Indians Polish Romanian etc it makes me f@@king sick
I bet most of them speak better English than you. Their children will probably end up as the next generation of professionals and businessmen and yours will be on the dole.
You can't even use a f@@king full stop or comma you ignorant tw8t
14 November 2013, 07:36 PM
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I think the biggest problem this country suffers from is a lazy indigenous population for whom hard work are dirty words, it's been like it here since the 50's when the first influx of cheap labour came to the uk, they possessed a work ethic, something that has always been lacking in the uk.
For too many years the indigenous population has considered certain jobs beneath them, hence the mass importation of cheap labour and the governments willingness to allow it.
Until this issue is addressed properly there is no other option but to import people who will clean toilets, change bed pans, wipe ***** etc,etc.
For too many years the indigenous population has considered certain jobs beneath them, hence the mass importation of cheap labour and the governments willingness to allow it.
Until this issue is addressed properly there is no other option but to import people who will clean toilets, change bed pans, wipe ***** etc,etc.
IIRC - in general - immigration from outside Europe has been a real economic drain, with european immigrants 'performing better'.
14 November 2013, 07:38 PM
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Sure you mix with immigrants who are people like Doctors - like yourself - but don't pretend this gives you a good perspective.
14 November 2013, 07:53 PM
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That would be an easy and convenient assumption on your part, however it could not be further from the truth.
Do I think all immigration is good? No I don't. I've posed the question many times about whether, purely on economic terms, further immigration is good for the country. I'm not sure at all.
However to read people referring to immigrants as 'locusts' or how they 'make them f@@king sick' is just abhorrent.
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14 November 2013, 07:56 PM
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This is what I am talking about.
I agree that immigration has caused a massive spike in our population which will continue until a political party either promises to bring immigration under control or we reach a point where some other factor causes either a halt in the population expansion or even a reversal.
As I alluded in an earlier post- no matter what anybody does to try and accommodate the numbers both entering Britain and being born here we will reach a point where the fabric of society is broken.
Even if governments engaged in a massive spending spree and modernising roads, railways, health and social care infrastructure plus engaged in massive housing program we will only delay the inevitable – that being the disintegration of society.
As I write this I fear I sound like a complete doom monger but seriously what is the alternative?
Does anyone on here know? I would honestly appreciate you sharing your views.
I agree that immigration has caused a massive spike in our population which will continue until a political party either promises to bring immigration under control or we reach a point where some other factor causes either a halt in the population expansion or even a reversal.
As I alluded in an earlier post- no matter what anybody does to try and accommodate the numbers both entering Britain and being born here we will reach a point where the fabric of society is broken.
Even if governments engaged in a massive spending spree and modernising roads, railways, health and social care infrastructure plus engaged in massive housing program we will only delay the inevitable – that being the disintegration of society.
As I write this I fear I sound like a complete doom monger but seriously what is the alternative?
Does anyone on here know? I would honestly appreciate you sharing your views.
That's what happens in other countries
14 November 2013, 07:58 PM
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14 November 2013, 08:08 PM
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An estimated 180.000 per year coming into the country
And over the next couple of decades the uk population increasing by 10million
These do seem frightening statistics , even more so if they are conservative figures
Are these predictions to be believed ?
And over the next couple of decades the uk population increasing by 10million
These do seem frightening statistics , even more so if they are conservative figures
Are these predictions to be believed ?
14 November 2013, 08:09 PM
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And yet it's the rest of Europe that most people on here are winging about,Inc you
Immigrants from elsewhere form a tiny percentage, who are here to work
But then we've been all through this
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14 November 2013, 08:20 PM
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Places like Romania have more in common with Africa than western Europe in some ways. Those stats were from 2000 IIRC and so don't include Romania, Bulgaria, etc.