The EU debate - Part III

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If he's saying that then what's does he think are the issues raised in the article that he referred to?

The Mail is coming at it from the angle that there's no honkies in the area as they've all done one due to the Asians moving in. If that's just 'free choice' to him, then what's the beef?
I thought that it was just a rant about Asians taking over certain areas, due to their numbers.
Not sure what his point is if it isn't that, to be honest. Not sure what he wants to do about if if it is.
 
I thought that it was just a rant about Asians taking over certain areas, due to their numbers.
Not sure what his point is if it isn't that, to be honest. Not sure what he wants to do about if if it is.

I doubt his angle was about the genuine issue of integration and how communities need to be mixed or risk becoming enclaves.

I think it was more the Mail angle of outrage that there's an area that honkies choose not to live in because of the high percentage of Asian origin residents.
 
No, totally different.
No, it isn't. You said that a group of people are free to move between countries now, so why change it?
That would apply to the EU, too.
You may have other reasons, but the one that you presented isn't totally different.
 
No, it isn't. You said that a group of people are free to move between countries now, so why change it?
That would apply to the EU, too.
You may have other reasons, but the one that you presented isn't totally different.

Free to move from within the UK, I am not talking about the EU

So if you are talking about the EU then the answer is no to free movement
 
Free to move from within the UK, I am not talking about the EU

So if you are talking about the EU then the answer is no to free movement
I understand that you're against it, but your reason for keeping freedom of movement in the UK would apply to the EU.
I assume that you have other reasons.
 
Its down to control, thats all I ask, to many coming in too fast is not good for anyone.
So you'd be alright with a cap that limited the number of people entering the UK from the EU then?

If so, what would that number be?
 
Kustard, love the new sig, although I can guarantee that I never referred to myself as a property magnet <laugh> <laugh> <laugh>

You're the dumbest **** I've ever encountered, either in person or online!! Priceless!! <laugh>
 
The butcher's from India, so not really, eh?

I assume that you mean the UK too, not just one country. Maybe not, though.
Are you for or against the free travel of British people?
He's living in the UK and I assume he's a British citizen so I am talking about the UK
I am for the free travel of British people
 
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