Am I right?
Aug 3rd 2012, 10:26 pm
#16
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Re: Am I right?
Perhaps when this is the case; something is backwards with the world. Perhaps good people who have never committed a crime and have consistently worked and can fluently speak the language should be able to go and live wherever they want.
Here is the system I would employ:
This system will never happen, but my gosh it would make the world a better place.
Here is the system I would employ:
- People with criminal records? Ineligible.
- Tax rate? 10-15% higher than citizens.
- Fail to start a job within 6 weeks? Kicked out of the country.
- Attempt to claim any benefits? Kicked out of the country.
- Get so much as a speeding ticket? Kicked out of the country.
- Which countries would this system be for? All countries on the face of the planet.
This system will never happen, but my gosh it would make the world a better place.
Aug 3rd 2012, 10:56 pm
#17
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Posts: 2,949
Re: Am I right?
Perhaps when this is the case; something is backwards with the world. Perhaps good people who have never committed a crime and have consistently worked and can fluently speak the language should be able to go and live wherever they want.
Here is the system I would employ:
This system will never happen, but my gosh it would make the world a better place.
Here is the system I would employ:
- People with criminal records? Ineligible.
- Tax rate? 10-15% higher than citizens.
- Fail to start a job within 6 weeks? Kicked out of the country.
- Attempt to claim any benefits? Kicked out of the country.
- Get so much as a speeding ticket? Kicked out of the country.
- Which countries would this system be for? All countries on the face of the planet.
This system will never happen, but my gosh it would make the world a better place.
Aug 4th 2012, 12:40 am
#18
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Location: Keep true friends and puppets close, trust no-one else...
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Re: Am I right?
Have you actually seen that SOL list. It's laughable.
'Art Teacher'
'Private music tutor'
Yeah, really important jobs that are critical to the infrastructure of Australia...
As for locals wanting to do the job; what if the employer picks a foreigner through a fair interview process. Shouldn't that be their choice?
I'm 'so saintly' and 'casting the first stone' because I thought of an an idea for a system?
Didn't realise thinking about things and throwing ideas around was so offensive.
Great job on moving my thread to an irrelevant section of the forum because it kind of irked you. Top rate admin.
'Art Teacher'
'Private music tutor'
Yeah, really important jobs that are critical to the infrastructure of Australia...
As for locals wanting to do the job; what if the employer picks a foreigner through a fair interview process. Shouldn't that be their choice?
I'm 'so saintly' and 'casting the first stone' because I thought of an an idea for a system?
Didn't realise thinking about things and throwing ideas around was so offensive.
Great job on moving my thread to an irrelevant section of the forum because it kind of irked you. Top rate admin.
Your ideas are so way off base that you'd do well as premier of Queensland.
Aug 4th 2012, 12:42 am
#19
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Location: "What I did, I did without choice. In the name of peace and sanity."
Posts: 3,385
Re: Am I right?
Have you actually seen that SOL list. It's laughable.
'Art Teacher'
'Private music tutor'
Yeah, really important jobs that are critical to the infrastructure of Australia...
As for locals wanting to do the job; what if the employer picks a foreigner through a fair interview process. Shouldn't that be their choice?
I'm 'so saintly' and 'casting the first stone' because I thought of an an idea for a system?
Didn't realise thinking about things and throwing ideas around was so offensive.
Great job on moving my thread to an irrelevant section of the forum because it kind of irked you. Top rate admin.
'Art Teacher'
'Private music tutor'
Yeah, really important jobs that are critical to the infrastructure of Australia...
As for locals wanting to do the job; what if the employer picks a foreigner through a fair interview process. Shouldn't that be their choice?
I'm 'so saintly' and 'casting the first stone' because I thought of an an idea for a system?
Didn't realise thinking about things and throwing ideas around was so offensive.
Great job on moving my thread to an irrelevant section of the forum because it kind of irked you. Top rate admin.
Oh, and as for the move to this part of the forum - that is because this is a pointless QQ thread about how it's unfair that little old unskilled you doesn't want to comply with the rules set by another country (that hundreds of thousands of others somehow manage to) to be able to move there. The immigration section isn't the right place for it. People going there are looking for facts, not for cockamamie ideas about how someone would change the immigration system because it doesn't suit them.
I would suggest that you read the site rules - particularly number fifteen.
Aug 4th 2012, 1:09 am
#20
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Posts: 6,600
Re: Am I right?
Just want to make 100% sure that I'm not eligible for a visa to live/work in Australia (Not the working holiday visa)
-My dad is an Australian Citizen
-My Step-mother and brother are also Australian Citizens
-I am 24 years old
-I have no criminal record
However I
-Do not have a degree
-Work as a Lifeguard/Fitness Instructor
Am I right in thinking there is nothing I qualify for?
Cheers
-My dad is an Australian Citizen
-My Step-mother and brother are also Australian Citizens
-I am 24 years old
-I have no criminal record
However I
-Do not have a degree
-Work as a Lifeguard/Fitness Instructor
Am I right in thinking there is nothing I qualify for?
Cheers
Perhaps when this is the case; something is backwards with the world. Perhaps good people who have never committed a crime and have consistently worked and can fluently speak the language should be able to go and live wherever they want.
Here is the system I would employ:
This system will never happen, but my gosh it would make the world a better place.
Here is the system I would employ:
- People with criminal records? Ineligible.
- Tax rate? 10-15% higher than citizens.
- Fail to start a job within 6 weeks? Kicked out of the country.
- Attempt to claim any benefits? Kicked out of the country.
- Get so much as a speeding ticket? Kicked out of the country.
- Which countries would this system be for? All countries on the face of the planet.
This system will never happen, but my gosh it would make the world a better place.
Aug 4th 2012, 1:13 am
#21
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Aug 4th 2012, 1:14 am
#22
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Re: Am I right?
Would it be mean to say YES
Aug 4th 2012, 2:46 am
#24
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Re: Am I right?
Seeing as this has strayed into the barbie I feel strangely compelled to contribute to the discussion on this thread.
Am I right?
You ask
Are you a man?
I ask
Coz if you are male you really SHOULD know the answer to that question already....
OF COURSE YOU CANT BE RIGHT, YOU'RE A BLOKE!
Am I right?
You ask
Are you a man?
I ask
Coz if you are male you really SHOULD know the answer to that question already....
OF COURSE YOU CANT BE RIGHT, YOU'RE A BLOKE!
Aug 4th 2012, 5:04 am
#25
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