Perhaps, then, I can assume you're a white collar worker, in the office and/or working from home. Those losers you refer to will be almost exclusively manual workers, who are undercut by the cheap labour you're so keen to bring in.
Here's the view of Matthew Syed in the Sunday Times this w/e. He's partly from immigrant stock himself, and is hardly a right winger:
"[We, the UK, have to] lose our addiction to low-wage labour, which saves money here and there but stores up vast liabilities because such workers are net recipients of tax funds - a classic Ponzi scheme. Instead, we should pay higher wages to attract British workers, while focusing immigration policy on high skilled individuals, who tend to integrate superbly and whose enterprise and ideas will not just boost GDP per capita but enrich our society, as immigrants often do."
He, personally, is no supporter of Farage, but believes the greater menace is the advocates of the "liberal consensus" who created the conditions for the rise of populism.
For me, he is persuasive.
