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Re: Post EU Referendum
EU are showing nothing but hatred here. We voted leave, so just leave. The pretentiousness on show from shills such as Campbell is another eye opener. He is only known for the lies he spewed and regurgitated by Bliar. When you watch clueless Clegg attempting to villify Nigel in regards to the EU Army debate it tells you all you need to know how desperately delusional they are. Stand up for your country, your children and your community. Why wouldn't you? Forget about the what if, buts and maybes being peddled by the remaniacs. As majority of the time they get found out as fantasists with an agenda.
Cut them all off and leave. f**k eu and they're hatred we voted out and we're leaving they're just in a state of panic. Miss me guys? - Vexx Rant :-) |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 12385351)
What makes you think actual crimes/abuse have not increased?
It would not surprise me if the highlighting of immigration issues around the referendum caused a temporary increase in the usual louts saying "F-off back to Poland", but the idea that Brits have become generally more xenophobic appears just another remainiac meme to throw at brexiters. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
(Post 12385358)
What makes you think they have?
It would not surprise me if the highlighting of immigration issues around the referendum caused a temporary increase in the usual louts saying "F-off back to Poland", but the idea that Brits have become generally more xenophobic appears just another remainiac meme to throw at brexiters. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 12385362)
Because reported incidents have, obviously.
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Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by jimenato
(Post 12385362)
Because reported incidents have, obviously.
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Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
(Post 12385352)
Feel free to counter the arguments rather than just throw abuse.
In your view the key terms for foreign workers have been agreed - but not in theirs. Odd that, eh? Reported race crimes have increased, but that does not suggest an increase in actual reace crimes..... because the Daily Express is pro-EU, eh? :huh:
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
(Post 12385352)
"the idea that Brits have become generally more xenophobic appears just another remainiac meme to throw at brexiters"
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Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Vexcore
(Post 12385353)
EU are showing nothing but hatred here. We voted leave, so just leave. The pretentiousness on show from shills such as Campbell is another eye opener. He is only known for the lies he spewed and regurgitated by Bliar. When you watch clueless Clegg attempting to villify Nigel in regards to the EU Army debate it tells you all you need to know how desperately delusional they are. Stand up for your country, your children and your community. Why wouldn't you? Forget about the what if, buts and maybes being peddled by the remaniacs. As majority of the time they get found out as fantasists with an agenda.
Cut them all off and leave. f**k eu and they're hatred we voted out and we're leaving they're just in a state of panic. Miss me guys? - Vexx Rant :-) |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
(Post 12385370)
An increase in reported does not necessarily mean an increase in actual.
How do you know that they haven't? |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Cape Blue
(Post 12385227)
Employers can pay their staff less because they do not have to compete for staff. The UK's unemployment rate is historically low which would normally drive increases in wages, but because we have extended the reserve pool of labour to include million of keen and impoverished Europeans there is no difficulty sourcing staff and no upwards pressure on wages.
This is basic supply and demand economics, your wages will never rise when there is a surplus of workers sitting on the subs bench waiting to join the game. Encouraging exploitative contracts and forcing people to accept them on pain of losing any claim to welfare if they refuse plays into the downwards pressure on wages and it's that, plus encouraging, coercing or enabling employers to pay a living wage rather than a supposed market rate, which need to be addressed rather than the instant pointing of the finger at immigration. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by macliam
(Post 12385372)
away and shite, Troll.
Lazy git doesn't realise there's some elite and dedicated competition on here. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Red Eric
(Post 12385449)
The headline rate of unemployment is very misleading. Rampant neoliberalism in the UK in the form of "liberalisation of the labour market", combined with continual modifications to the welfare system by successive governments has forced a section of the workforce into precarious and exploitative employment because they have no alternative. Add the underemployed to the unemployed and the unemployment figure becomes far higher.
Encouraging exploitative contracts and forcing people to accept them on pain of losing any claim to welfare if they refuse plays into the downwards pressure on wages and it's that, plus encouraging, coercing or enabling employers to pay a living wage rather than a supposed market rate, which need to be addressed rather than the instant pointing of the finger at immigration. There are other factors that you haven't covered that I think are in play here too. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Red Eric
(Post 12385450)
End of the year's in sight - he's putting in a late bid for Troll of the Year in The Lounge Awards.
Lazy git doesn't realise there's some elite and dedicated competition on here. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Red Eric
(Post 12385449)
The headline rate of unemployment is very misleading. Rampant neoliberalism in the UK in the form of "liberalisation of the labour market", combined with continual modifications to the welfare system by successive governments has forced a section of the workforce into precarious and exploitative employment because they have no alternative. Add the underemployed to the unemployed and the unemployment figure becomes far higher.
Encouraging exploitative contracts and forcing people to accept them on pain of losing any claim to welfare if they refuse plays into the downwards pressure on wages and it's that, plus encouraging, coercing or enabling employers to pay a living wage rather than a supposed market rate, which need to be addressed rather than the instant pointing of the finger at immigration. Cape Blue's version is far too simplistic, resembling my son's high school intro to economics textbook more than anything. |
Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
(Post 12385456)
There are other factors that you haven't covered that I think are in play here too.
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Re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
(Post 12385458)
He has no chance he wouldn't even make top 3 trolls on this thread :nod:
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