People who didn't (or couldn't read) what has been posted earlier.
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People who didn't (or couldn't read) what has been posted earlier.
Politics is dead in this country - There is no candidate who remotely represent the average person.
Stop invading countries (overtly or covertly) and keep healthy borders and free speech. Probably too much to ask for these days.
Oh yeah I did miss that one.Not sure your trying at all , number 3 in the post you refuted has the word invasion in it
The thing is those terms don't belong to 1930's Germany, they have most likely been used before and after, so no point using it as a reference to the Nazis, it's just a way of trying to shut people up.
What a terrible quandary to find oneself in.
I mean, you want to scream hateful rhetoric towards people you dislike, but people keep telling you the words used are similar to the ones the Nazis used.
What a dilemma!
The cockroaches would have chased them away!
.........Not with my missus' Ocd!........
Whenever you post now I hear Entry of the gladiators in my head while I'm reading it (that's the clown song)
Who's screaming?
Who do I dislike?
What have I posted that is hateful?
You're making shit up.
It’s language and context is everything
I hate it when Spurs lose , or I hate migrants . Context is everything .
The words swarm and invasion in the context used by the government about migrants is all about division in my opinion . It’s designed to strengthen resentment , I cannot see why you would use such language otherwise . You could be against migration and use far more temperate language but that is not being used . Why?
I hate it when Spurs lose , or I hate migrants . Context is everything .
The words swarm and invasion in the context used by the government about migrants is all about division in my opinion . It’s designed to strengthen resentment , I cannot see why you would use such language otherwise . You could be against migration and use far more temperate language but that is not being used . Why?
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Because the issue isn't migration per se, it's illegal migrants trying to sneak into the country, and there are criminal gangs running the operations.
Organised immigration crime
The threat from organised immigration crime Entering the UK illegally prevents law enforcement from conducting criminal...
''There is no definitive figure on the number of undocumented people in the UK. Recent estimates suggest it is between 800,000 and 1.2 million people, a larger proportion of the population than in comparable countries such as France, Spain, Switzerland and Portugal, where there are more routes to regularisation. The most significant region of origin for the UK’s undocumented population is Asia (52%) followed by Sub-Saharan Africa (20%), the Americas and non-EU Europe (16%) and the Middle East / North Africa (11%). ''
I'd call that an invading swarm.
www.jcwi.org.uk
I'd call that an invading swarm.
Who are the UK’s undocumented population?
www.jcwi.org.uk
Whenever you post now I hear Entry of the gladiators in my head while I'm reading it (that's the clown song)
I'll take that as yet another tacit admission that you've got no argument and that I'm right.
Because the issue isn't migration per se, it's illegal migrants trying to sneak into the country, and there are criminal gangs running the operations.
Organised immigration crime
The threat from organised immigration crime Entering the UK illegally prevents law enforcement from conducting criminal...www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk
If it were truly about stopping these criminal gangs then the Gov't would setup safe and secure routes into the country. But they don't. Why is that? Because it's all yet more bullshit 'culture wars'.
It's all a distraction to keep you riled up and looking the other way when the Gov't fuck up or do something awful.
That is what you do not like , I at least understand that even if I do not agree that the problem is of the scale you believe it to be, as the vast majority of asylum claims are proven to be genuine .Because the issue isn't migration per se, it's illegal migrants trying to sneak into the country, and there are criminal gangs running the operations.
Organised immigration crime
The threat from organised immigration crime Entering the UK illegally prevents law enforcement from conducting criminal...
That has nothing to do with the language used , let‘s not pretend traffickers will be put off by the language used , plus interviews with migrants have stated it will not deter them .
So a swarm of illegal migrants or an invasion of illegal migrants is simply red meat designed for the base and is all about division .
Why not say the current level of illegal migration is unsustainable, instead of incendiary rhetoric , we all know why , so let’s not pretend otherwise
Whether the migrants are illegal is very debatable under laws we helped to draft anyway . Braverman actually doubts her own bill is legal , so then they come out with Leftie Lawyer claptrap
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I'm not supposing that traffickers will be put off by any language but it's what it is.
It's about highlighting the problem, so many weak minded people just want to let them all in. The natives are already struggling with paying their bills or having to use food banks, without an added burden .
You're blaming the wrong people here. That's the point.
Instead of criticising the people responsible for the fact that you're struggling with bills or having to use food banks, like... I don't know... maybe the people that have been in charge of the show for 13 years, you're blaming some poor, defenceless migrants. That's the whole idea of the distraction that is 'culture wars'.
Ask yourself this question.
"Who has a bigger affect on my daily life, the Government? Or a random Syrian refugee?"
Ah so the issue is just one random Syrian refugee.
Ok then, it's the big bad government referring to a random refugee as a ''swarm and invasion''.
I see no value in continuing this conversation.
Try reading my post then have another go at replying.
Bump.''There is no definitive figure on the number of undocumented people in the UK. Recent estimates suggest it is between 800,000 and 1.2 million people, a larger proportion of the population than in comparable countries such as France, Spain, Switzerland and Portugal, where there are more routes to regularisation. The most significant region of origin for the UK’s undocumented population is Asia (52%) followed by Sub-Saharan Africa (20%), the Americas and non-EU Europe (16%) and the Middle East / North Africa (11%). ''
I'd call that an invading swarm.
Who are the UK’s undocumented population?