The EU debate - Part III

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King Kustard said:
and what does it show, Men or Children?

Why have the home office put of covers so any new "kids" cant be seen, why would they need to do that
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It shows the Express making some unsubstantiated claims about some people going into a building.
If they're wrong, then they'll have to print a retraction on page 11 next Thursday. At the bottom. In tiny writing.

Their front page is all anti-EU and migrant stuff today and the Leave voters had the gall to talk about Project Fear?
You're projecting, ironically.
 
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King Kustard said:
But it seems to be more than the odd one, which is a pity as we all dont mind the kids coming here, but the adults can go **** right off.
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I think there are a handful on this thread who do mind anyone coming here.

Who's to say if they're kids or not? You've posted photos of those the right wing press have decided are the oldest looking and they could well be 17. Moronic bellowing from Pete for testing which isn't accurate is pointless.
 
petersaxton said:
how much do you think a dental inspection and age opinion will cost compared to paying for everything for the men until they are "25"? then a few years later they will be demanding a state pension.
you dont seem to understand anything about money
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I understand that common humanity and helping people in trouble is more important than money. But in any case people we take on will most likely contribute to our society while they are here, economically and otherwise. They are no more likely to be a burden on our society than anyone born in the UK
 
PowerSpurs said:
I understand that common humanity and helping people in trouble is more important than money. But in any case people we take on will most likely contribute to our society while they are here, economically and otherwise. They are no more likely to be a burden on our society than anyone born in the UK
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I wasn't an extra burden on the state up to 25 I may have had an education and medical care but my parents didnt get any funding for me they paid for everything else theirselves
 
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petersaxton said:
when a dentist performs an inspection they record their results
they will then provide an opinion based on the records
you act like they provide an age in isolation
what's invasive about having a dental checkup? dont you go to the dentist?
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I pity the poor ****er who has to peer into your slavvering rancid gob.
 
petersaxton said:
I wasn't a extra burden on the state up to 25 I may have had an education and medical care but my parents didnt get any funding for me they paid for everything else theirselves
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An open goal this one: were you a burden after 25? Judging from your simplistic arguments I would say you may not have had an education.....
 
petersaxton said:
I wasn't a extra burden on the state up to 25 I may have had an education and medical care but my parents didnt get any funding for me they paid for everything else theirselves
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Is that why you're doing everything possible to be a massive burden on the NHS as an obese pensioner?

You'll be underground in an enormous box by the time any child refugees are 25 anyway so I don't know why it irks you so much.
 
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PowerSpurs said:
An open goal this one: were you a burden after 25? Judging from your simplistic arguments I would say you may not have had an education.....
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no, the 25 refers to the age that these men have to be supported by the state
now, now, I see you have to resort to childish comments again
I would think it's quite likely that I pay more tax than your total income
 
petersaxton said:
no, the 25 refers to the age that these men have to be supported by the state
now, now, I see you have to resort to childish comments again
I would think it's quite likely that I pay more tax than your total income
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Why do you live in such a ****hole if you're so wealthy?
 
petersaxton said:
how much do you think a dental inspection and age opinion will cost compared to paying for everything for the men until they are "25"? then a few years later they will be demanding a state pension.
you dont seem to understand anything about money
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Neither do you, you old ****wit. Or you'd have a bit more of it!...
 
PowerSpurs said:
X-rays are a potentially damaging procedure which can only be justified if there is a medical advantage.
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Letting them into the UK rather than starve in godforsaken France is a medical advantage.

They don't have to have their pictures plastered all over the place in order to have a dental check <doh>

Where's my mate Hull and his straw man memes when you need one...?
 
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