Re: Expats vs Benefits
There was a WONDERFUL cartoon in el Jueves. Someone gets their wish, and all the immigrants disappear. There is then a string of cartoons comparing before and after.
Before, the old guy is bitching that the long waiting lists are the fault of the immigrants. After, the long waiting lists are because all the immigrant doctors have gone. Before, a man is complaining that the immigrants take all the jobs. After, he is offered a job as a garbage collector, only to complain that that sort of work is only fit for immigrants.... and so on. |
Re: Expats vs Benefits
Originally Posted by bil
(Post 9346914)
There was a WONDERFUL cartoon in el Jueves. Someone gets their wish, and all the immigrants disappear. There is then a string of cartoons comparing before and after.
Before, the old guy is bitching that the long waiting lists are the fault of the immigrants. After, the long waiting lists are because all the immigrant doctors have gone. Before, a man is complaining that the immigrants take all the jobs. After, he is offered a job as a garbage collector, only to complain that that sort of work is only fit for immigrants.... and so on. Incidently it appears that its way overpriced now. I just watched a Spanish news programme showing documented evidence of the prices the growers were receiving for their produce, which was then multiplied by TEN before appearing on the supermarket shelves. |
Re: Expats vs Benefits
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 9347030)
Exactly,and I imagine many more crops would be left in the fields to rot causing the price of what was harvested to go sky high.
Incidently it appears that its way overpriced now. I just watched a Spanish news programme showing documented evidence of the prices the growers were receiving for their produce, which was then multiplied by TEN before appearing on the supermarket shelves. I always understood that the supermarket was the one which did the multiplying. One of my customers was a pig farmer, and he reckoned that the supermarkets made more out of his pigs than he did. |
Re: Expats vs Benefits
Originally Posted by bil
(Post 9347533)
Ouchie!
I always understood that the supermarket was the one which did the multiplying. One of my customers was a pig farmer, and he reckoned that the supermarkets made more out of his pigs than he did. |
Re: Expats vs Benefits
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 9347632)
Yes, thats precisely what I meant,... and having had personal experience, your second point is also spot on
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