Off Topic European Debate Thread

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In, out, or undecided?

  • In

    Votes: 12 27.3%
  • Out

    Votes: 27 61.4%
  • Undecided

    Votes: 5 11.4%

  • Total voters
    44
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I think is is more that that,especially with lives being under threat as the NHS struggles to cope with the freeloaders using and getting free treatment that they have not paid a penny into.

Dentists unable to cope with the free services we give to the foreign invasion,when we have to pay and wait.

Crime at the highest point caused by eastern europeans facts.

Wages being brought down in the building industry by cheap labour.

I could go on and on,but you can see where i am coming from

Free health care works two ways. My next door Neighbours for a while where here for a heart operation PAID FOR BY PORTUGAL so it isn't all as it seams.

All my family have Eu nationals as dentists and hygienists.

If crime rate is at its highest then it is due to an underfunded police force and a diabolical criminal justice system that is again woefully underfunded. All this means that people get away with low level crime.

Building industry is heading for a skills shortage, I know apprentices on very good money in that industry.

Please go on...
 
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UNDECIDED? THEN VOTE REMAIN!

WHY?

Don't listen to the nonsense that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. The UK can leave the EU anytime it wants - all it takes is an Act of Parliament (Article 50 Maastrict Treaty).

However, once we're out we're out as the same Article 50 of the Maastricht Treaty states that all 27 remaining EU countries have to approve the re-admittance of a country that leaves.

So, if you're still not sure, the most sensible thing is to keep your options open by voting Remain. You can always vote in UKIP to take us out if you change your mind in the future (although if you did you'd be an total c***, but that's just my opinion!).

 
I think is is more that that,especially with lives being under threat as the NHS struggles to cope with the freeloaders using and getting free treatment that they have not paid a penny into.

Dentists unable to cope with the free services we give to the foreign invasion,when we have to pay and wait.

Crime at the highest point caused by eastern europeans facts.

Wages being brought down in the building industry by cheap labour.

I could go on and on,but you can see where i am coming from


None of that is facts, it's all 'I reckon'.
 
Not voted in by the British public:huh::huh::huh:


Anyone who voted for Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s voted for our borders to be opened to the EU.

That's because she signed the Single European Act in 1986 which put in place the free movement of people. It was in the Tory manifesto at the time, so anyone who voted Tory in the 80s has no excuse.
 
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Katie HopkinsVerified account‏@KTHopkins 26m26 minutes ago
#VoteLeave full article @MailOnline


Yet more scaremongering from the ghastly mouth-on-a-stick Katie Hopkins.

'All primary schools full within 4 years'? That's total nonsense.

'Terror if we stay' Eh? How does that work?! All terror attacks on UK soil so far have been from homegrown terrorists - 7/7, Lee Rigby etc. If Ms Hopkins is scared of importing terrorists why doesn't she make more noise about non-EU immigration which is largely from Pakistan?

Nothing that woman says ever stands up to even the most cursory scrutiny.
 
If you read the thread I have stated my work is in social care - NHS.

What I do is not menial. The majority do not do it, because they do not have the skill set.

In the care sector wage compression caused by immigration is no myth. You are displaying a form of snobbery that thinks it is ok that skilled carers, who are often highly educated and qualified should accept low pay and poor working conditions because there is migrant labour to do the role for less.

It is exploitation.

Exploitation that is leading to poorer services for the vulnerable within society. Sadly it is an example of how skewed the national moral compass has become that this is considered to be a consequence that is the acceptable face of free movement of labour = **** em we can get somebody to do it for less.

Of 1360 posts on this subject, No; I have not read your personal circumstances.

From what you say, it would appear that your profession may be the victim of market forces; too many people qualified to do too few jobs. So you may be peeved that you feel that you are underpaid for the skillset necessary to do your job. In addition, allocation of budgets don't always reflect what is needed to fulfill the requirement in a fair way.

I do know from personal experience that care workers are not high earners. Of course, if they are exploited because they receive less than the legal wage and terms and conditions of employment, then the employer should be brought to book and fined appropriately. I certainly would not put the job in the category of menial employment.

Nor for example, would I include the plethora of lovely girls and boys who come from the EU and top up the NHS cause as doctors and nurses etc.

My reference to relatively menial tasks referred to the immigrants who work in the fields picking fruit and vegetables; serve in your local restaurant, pubs and hotels with extraordinary unsociable hours etc. Ask them what their background and qualifications are and you may be very surprised. They are doing jobs which the agricultural and service sector cannot fill with UK workers.

For example, my grandson's partner is a qualified Polish solicitor. Her qualification is not recognised in the UK and she is currently employed as a receptionist.
 
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so so short sighted we vote out,we are not racists as you seem to put it,we believe in our people being governed by our own government,not Brussels.

Quite east to digest that is it not.


I know you're not racists to want to vote out, but I put it up for two reasons:

1, In reply to Wiz's Blair pic
2, To wind you up :emoticon-0109-kiss:
 
Red Robin are you thinking that there will be this massive **** off boat to take everyone out the country tomorrow? You are coming across fairly close to the word no one wants to be called.
 
Free health care works two ways. My next door Neighbours for a while where here for a heart operation PAID FOR BY PORTUGAL so it isn't all as it seams.

All my family have Eu nationals as dentists and hygienists.

If crime rate is at its highest then it is due to an underfunded police force and a diabolical criminal justice system that is again woefully underfunded. All this means that people get away with low level crime.

Building industry is heading for a skills shortage, I know apprentices on very good money in that industry.

Please go on...
Use spell checker please. You are coming across like Red Robin
 
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