The EU debate - Part III

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DMD said:
Like the poll mentioned initially, none of that makes them xenophobic little Englanders as was stumpy's claim.

As for the highighted part, they're not trying to deny it, they're looking at exactly the opposite.
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So the comment from one in that piece that the Eastern Euopeans just come over here to "drink and make noise, and how do they afford to live? Benefits of course" isn't xenophobic bollocks then?

Get back in your box Sarge.
 
Tobes said:
So the comment from one in that piece that the Eastern Euopeans just come over here to "drink and make noise, and how do they afford to live? Benefits of course" isn't xenophobic bollocks then?
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Was his name Wayne and did he have a Kiddy accent?
 
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Tobes said:
So the comment from one in that piece that the Eastern Euopeans just come over here to "drink and make noise, and how do they afford to live? Benefits of course" isn't xenophobic bollocks then?
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I'm sure that person's representative and therefore supports you assertion that they're all xenophobic little Englanders stumpy. :emoticon-0102-bigsm
 
DMD said:
Like the poll mentioned initially, none of that makes them xenophobic little Englanders as was stumpy's claim.

As for the highighted part, they're not trying to deny it, they're looking at exactly the opposite.
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Pure selfishness, from what I read into it. As I say, they should be ashamed of themselves.
 
DMD said:
So they vote as they see it opening up the borders to a wider section of the world, and you see that as selfish. Okey doke.
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It is selfish. It's 'I'm alright Jack'. Simple as...you can try to read whatever else you like into the excuses given. The overwhelming message that comes across is, 'I'm alright, **** em'
 
DMD said:
So they vote as they see it opening up the borders to a wider section of the world, and you see that as selfish. Okey doke.
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I see they were gutted when the pound tanked though.....

They'd seemingly not considered that outcome, despite being told it'd happen.

Also interesting that the Brtish born South Asians were pro Remain, which backs NSIS's point about self interest. A seeming jealousy towards the EU immigrants who didn't have the issue of visa's and permits to contend with.
 
NowsufferinginSpain said:
I think those with that attitude, come under the 'I'm alright Jack' heading.

If some of those people came to the Uk because they had to flee their homes - a good example being those asians who were given very short notice by Idi Amin to get out of Uganda, Now! then they should be ashamed of themselves for trying to deny others the safe haven and opportunity to live a good life that they were given.
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Uganda is in Africa thats a different continent, and between Uganda and the UK are many safe counties*


* I am not saying the UK should not take in some
 
NowsufferinginSpain said:
It is selfish. It's 'I'm alright Jack'. Simple as...you can try to read whatever else you like into the excuses given. The overwhelming message that comes across is, 'I'm alright, **** em'
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**** who? Surely if that were true, they'd be pushing for the EU border controls, not pointing out how the current regime discriminates against people from their homeland.
 
Tobes said:
I see they were gutted when the pound tanked though.....

They'd seemingly not considered that outcome, despite being told it'd happen.

Also interesting that the Brtish born South Asians were pro Remain, which backs NSIS's point about self interest. A seeming jealousy towards the EU immigrants who didn't have the issue of visa's and permits to contend with.
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None of which supports your xenophobic little Englander comments.
 
I see the latest poll results that asked the question which way would you vote if the referendum was re-run, has Leave and Remain tied on 44%.

Which follows on from the Sunderland poll this week which saw a reverse in public opinion

Bregret is starting to gather momentum as the populous slowly start to realise the reality of what Brexit will deliver, and it isn't the utopia that they were sold.

Cost me money? **** that I'm out <doh>
 
DMD said:
**** who? Surely if that were true, they'd be pushing for the EU border controls, not pointing out how the current regime discriminates against people from their homeland.
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I get the strong impression that they think that further immigrantion will disrupt their cozy little lives, and they don't want that!...
 
NowsufferinginSpain said:
I get the strong impression that they think that further immigrantion will disrupt their cozy little lives, and they don't want that!...
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But there would still be immigration. Leave opens up the gates to a wider selection of the world, which includes their brethren.
 
Tobes said:
ALL is yours not mine Sarge

[HASHTAG]#fail[/HASHTAG]
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Here ya go stumpy, one where you reconfirm your bullshit. <ok>

http://www.not606.com/threads/the-eu-debate-part-iii.335684/page-1020#post-9999339

Tobes said:
Here have some facts http://lordashcroftpolls.com/2016/06/how-the-united-kingdom-voted-and-why/

33% of leave voters said immigration was their prime reason for voting leave

So that's nearly 6 million and 4 times the size of the Leave majority, so 'little Englanders' and xenophobes did decide the result

Happy to help <ok>
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Custard the controller said:
Uganda is in Africa thats a different continent, and between Uganda and the UK are many safe counties*


* I am not saying the UK should not take in some
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That's not the point I'm making, Kustard. In the early 1970's a crazy Ugandan dictator, called Idi Amin, kicked all the Asians out of Uganda. They were given short notice to leave, mostly with nothing more than the clothes they were wearing.

The UK took most of these people in. Gave them refuge and a new life. One of those immigrants is now allegedly Britain's richest man.

For those people, if indeed some of them are, to now try and deny other desperate people the haven they were given, is shameful.
 
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