Brexit, the economy and house prices part 5

Tromking

I think you edited something.

System

I added the word "it" in but I'm not sure that word missing would mean I'm pointing something out.

You guys done trashing the thread? We were talking about migrants learning languages.

phillw

cogito wrote: »

I voted to do what is in the best interests of the future of my country.

Oh, you voted to remain in the UK?

Tromking wrote: »

The right of anyone to access in work benefits without prior contribution has been a massive draw for all and sundry IMO.

That is true for british citizens, I was under the impression that EU citizens weren't entitled to benefits when they first arrive and EU law allows them to be invited to return home. For immigrants outside of the EU, we pay them benefits because we don't let them work.

Rough_Justice wrote: »

Of course some speak good or passable English but whether or not they do, IME many stick to their own families and/or communities as much as possible, both in and outside work and for a variety of reasons.

Normally due to negative experiences with the racist locals. The bigots do it on purpose to make sure the immigrants can't integrate. It's all part of the plan that 51% of people got conned into.

System

Guess that's a no.

Rough_Justice

I would have said "Quit while you're ahead" but since they never were ..... and still no contribution in four posts now!





Here's a view of France's handling of migrants from the USA.
"Macron gets tough as France struggles to deal with migrants"

Macron's government is now tightening the screws: ramping up expulsions, raising pressure on economic migrants and allowing divisive ID checks in emergency shelters.

https://www.stripes.com/news/europe/macron-gets-tough-as-france-struggles-to-deal-with-migrants-1.504073

Police staked out a tollbooth north of Paris in an operation against the "migrant flux," stopping car after car to check for migrants who don't have residency documents.

Can you imagine the outcry of faux outrage if we did this here in the UK?

Rough_Justice

phillw wrote: »

"Of course some speak good or passable English but whether or not they do, IME many stick to their own families and/or communities as much as possible, both in and outside work and for a variety of reasons."Originally posted by Rough Justice

Normally due to negative experiences with the racist locals. The bigots do it on purpose to make sure the immigrants can't integrate. It's all part of the plan that 51% of people got conned into.

That must be why so many hundreds of thousands come to the UK every year, and not because the UK is one of the most tolerant and inclusive countries in the world.

10. This is largely thanks to its rankings in personal rights, safety, tolerance and inclusion.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/the-worlds-most-tolerant-progressive-and-eco-friendly-countries-2017-1/#11-canada-many-americans-are-moving-to-canada-following-trumps-victory-in-the-us-election-and-its-not-hard-to-see-why-it-performed-best-in-the-social-progress-index-coming-in-second-place-last-year-and-came-in-a-respectable-25th-place-in-the-environmental-performance-index-15
Perhaps you might try not perceiving this country purely from your own viewpoint.

Tromking

phillw wrote: »

That is true for british citizens, I was under the impression that EU citizens weren't entitled to benefits when they first arrive and EU law allows them to be invited to return home. For immigrants outside of the EU, we pay them benefits because we don't let them work.

In work benefits are payable to EU migrants instantly I believe. Cameron negotiated a temporary ban, but events took over.

Rough_Justice

There's more than just a few here that envision others leaving the EU.

Brexit has only negative consequences? Not necessarily, says Daniel Cohn-Bendit, ex-MEP of the Greens. The EU could "shrink" as more countries follow Britain.

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=20&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjXivSFh7XYAhWBB8AKHcOLDF84ChDuAQhhMAk&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftranslate.google.co.uk%2Ftranslate%3Fhl%3Den%26sl%3Dde%26u%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.spiegel.de%2Fpolitik%2Fausland%2Fdaniel-cohn-bendit-sieht-brexit-als-vorbild-fuer-andere-eu-mitglieder-a-1185651.html%26prev%3Dsearch&usg=AOvVaw37Ubx4NnyOE7fvqhcmQVeZ

Rough_Justice

Here too.
*Warning*
The opinion of (ptooieee) economists ahead.

East-west divides bigger than Brexit for EU, economists say

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/12/30/east-west-divides-bigger-brexit-eu-economists-say/

Thrugelmir

Herzlos wrote: »

allows us to remove them if they aren't self sustaining after 3 months.

Isn't the EU investigating UK deportations?