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    Just because a dog is born in a stable..doesnt make it a horse.

    Ukip will rise and rise as everyone believes the media is soooo fed up with the tories and the wrong brother leader for labour.

    Behind closed doors we all know how a certain person might feel and unfortunately ukip has came at the perfect time for all of this.

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    People want jobs but why have more immigration, when we don't have jobs or housing for
    them, it's not rocket science is it.!

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    Well there are jobs for them if they are willing to work for less and undercut the British worker.

    I see Greenbeanz makes the distinction between legal and illegal immigration and myself don't see a distinction. There has never been an open debate and referendum on immigration, thus all immigration is illegitimate. Now if a case was made that key jobs need to be filled from overseas then make it, but don't open up the borders on the sly, as was done, and 3 million later, say 'Ooh, I'm surprised you noticed'.

    No more Europe and no more open borders and it works both ways. Britain should adopt a policy like most countries do and perhaps encourage parents to be better parents like here where every kid wants to be either a doctor, nurse, businessman, etc. In the UK it's all 'Ooh, I'm going to be a singer and if that fails I will study English drama'. Just idiocy. 'Nursing is not sexy enough' and geology and sociology are? Nursing is useful and far more useful than the latter two options. If we are judging sexiness it is one of the sexier courses on a factual basis. The failure of Britain is institutional and also embedded deep in the rotten core of the family unit where too many families living on the dole, couldn't care less what the kid should be. If the families are working ones then equally, the child has to be a neglected as there is no time for him. He makes up his own mind a football player it is. Just useless. Thus the English grow up deluded, out of touch, then inevitably fail against immigrants who know it's just about doing anything to scrape by. Unfortunately by this stage English kids are in 40000 pounds of debt and and at a greater disadvantage. It's an abusive system.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
    Well there are jobs for them if they are willing to work for less and undercut the British worker.

    I see Greenbeanz makes the distinction between legal and illegal immigration and myself don't see a distinction. There has never been an open debate and referendum on immigration, thus all immigration is illegitimate. Now if a case was made that key jobs need to be filled from overseas then make it, but don't open up the borders on the sly, as was done, and 3 million later, say 'Ooh, I'm surprised you noticed'.

    No more Europe and no more open borders and it works both ways. Britain should adopt a policy like most countries do and perhaps encourage parents to be better parents like here where every kid wants to be either a doctor, nurse, businessman, etc. In the UK it's all 'Ooh, I'm going to be a singer and if that fails I will study English drama'. Just idiocy. 'Nursing is not sexy enough' and geology and sociology are? Nursing is useful and far more useful than the latter two options. If we are judging sexiness it is one of the sexier courses on a factual basis. The failure of Britain is institutional and also embedded deep in the rotten core of the family unit where too many families living on the dole, couldn't care less what the kid should be. If the families are working ones then equally, the child has to be a neglected as there is no time for him. He makes up his own mind a football player it is. Just useless. Thus the English grow up deluded, out of touch, then inevitably fail against immigrants who know it's just about doing anything to scrape by. Unfortunately by this stage English kids are in 40000 pounds of debt and and at a greater disadvantage. It's an abusive system.
    Stars in there eyes Miles you could say, perhaps we need employ our own first and stop employing
    immigrant workers, you walk in some factory's you would be hard pressed to find English being spoken
    I kid you not, well that's what it's like in some places.!

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    I've heard about it first hand. My friend Ritchie is the last man standing in an egg factory surrounded by Poles. It's absurd how this has happened and my only suggestion is to treat it as an occupation and react accordingly. The system is an occupation, this in no way resembles or reflects a government run in the interests of the general public. When this happens the system is illegitimate and people need to become the law. You don't follow the law, you become the law and this is done in numerous ways.

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    I don't vote but if I did vote I would have voted UKIP. I'm hoping the EU doesn't reform significantly especially as far as the free movement of labour goes and we could see UKIP become a serious political force and hold the balance of power within a couple of elections.

    I really like what the Front National are standing for in France. A decent welfare stste to protect citizens from the ravages of globalisation, protection of domestic industry from the ravages of globalisation, government running the banking system, an end to corporate/big business control of the economy and the G4Sisation of government services and of course boot all the recent immigrants out. This is the recipe that advanced economies need to adopt along with some kind of immigration points qualification system like Australia has so that we can let in regulated non-domestic-labour-rates-cutting numbers of honest hard-working skilled people and keep all the scum out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    I don't vote but if I did vote I would have voted UKIP. I'm hoping the EU doesn't reform significantly especially as far as the free movement of labour goes and we could see UKIP become a serious political force and hold the balance of power within a couple of elections.

    I really like what the Front National are standing for in France. A decent welfare stste to protect citizens from the ravages of globalisation, protection of domestic industry from the ravages of globalisation, government running the banking system, an end to corporate/big business control of the economy and the G4Sisation of government services and of course boot all the recent immigrants out. This is the recipe that advanced economies need to adopt along with some kind of immigration points qualification system like Australia has so that we can let in regulated non-domestic-labour-rates-cutting numbers of honest hard-working skilled people and keep all the scum out.

    All that with your little free Palestine Giff featuring the Pope. Statements like

    "and of course boot all the recent immigrants out
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    and

    "keep all the scum out"

    reveals your hand and loses you many a future poker game.

    "ALL the recent immigrants" ?

    Does that mean skilled and unskilled ? All the chefs? All the restaurant owners? All the teachers? All the consultants, doctors and care staff? all the scientists? all the interpreters? all the people who have stared small businesses employing English ? All the students? all the actors? all the bar staff?

    Define recent

    this year
    last year
    last decade
    since the 70's
    since the 50's
    since the 1900's ?

    Just the Europeans ? what about the Indians ? or the Pakistanis ? or the Afro-Caribbeans? or the Somalis or how about the Jews? the Australians ? The Americans? The Canadians?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
    Well there are jobs for them if they are willing to work for less and undercut the British worker.

    I see Greenbeanz makes the distinction between legal and illegal immigration and myself don't see a distinction. There has never been an open debate and referendum on immigration, thus all immigration is illegitimate. Now if a case was made that key jobs need to be filled from overseas then make it, but don't open up the borders on the sly, as was done, and 3 million later, say 'Ooh, I'm surprised you noticed'.

    No more Europe and no more open borders and it works both ways. Britain should adopt a policy like most countries do and perhaps encourage parents to be better parents like here where every kid wants to be either a doctor, nurse, businessman, etc. In the UK it's all 'Ooh, I'm going to be a singer and if that fails I will study English drama'. Just idiocy. 'Nursing is not sexy enough' and geology and sociology are? Nursing is useful and far more useful than the latter two options. If we are judging sexiness it is one of the sexier courses on a factual basis. The failure of Britain is institutional and also embedded deep in the rotten core of the family unit where too many families living on the dole, couldn't care less what the kid should be. If the families are working ones then equally, the child has to be a neglected as there is no time for him. He makes up his own mind a football player it is. Just useless. Thus the English grow up deluded, out of touch, then inevitably fail against immigrants who know it's just about doing anything to scrape by. Unfortunately by this stage English kids are in 40000 pounds of debt and and at a greater disadvantage. It's an abusive system.
    You therefore have nothing useful to add to this or any other debate and anything you say about any subject should be disregarded as stuff and nonsense. You are saying that as an Immigrant yourself, who though thinking his own degree is worthless still seems to think that he is more deserving of bettering himself than people without a degree. You continually slag of England and the English and yet want to be seen as an Englishman abroad. Call yourself a socialist? IF parents are stupid and the English are useless then why do you pretend to care ? Browny points ?

    Take one of your statements and think about how stupid and arrogant it sounds


    If the families are working ones then equally, the child has to be a neglected as there is no time for him

    Has to be ? why ? only to fit your argument. You seem to want to damn people for not working and staying home to look after their kids and then damn them for working and not being at home 24hrs a day to look after their kids. It is you that has grown up deluded and out of touch.

    You have completely weighted the whole debate so that immigration in all its forms in Britain is now framed as lazy spongers coming to live on benefits or unskilled bogeymen coming to undercut British workers. That is both dishonest and cowardly. You have done nothing but seek to appeal to the basest and most crass warping of the truth in order to curry favour with your populist stance. Why do you think the English inevitably fail ? just because you have left don't look at everyone else through such a distorted and narrow lens.

    You silly ideas about Governments adopting a policy to make them more like South Korea is just fairly tale jibberish. For years top level consultants have been employed from India and Asia in the NHS because most British kids do not want to devote 7 years to studying medicine and the fact that Asian kids do is a cultural difference. You are suggesting homogenising an entire country to make us all more like Asians ? How the fuck is that going to work you daft twat? Stop going on and on about the failure of Britain. Failure in what? Does South Korea have a better football team? no Does South Korea have better actors and film and television technicians ? no? Does South Korea have a better track record of innovation through small engineering businesses ? no .Does South Korea have a better range of restaurants considered amongst the best in the world ? No Does South Korea have a more thriving arts sector ? no Does South Korea have a more thriving Tourist sector ? No Does South Korea have anything on Britain other than a huge electronic manufacturing sector filled with automaton production line workers like something out of a George Orwell novel? No

    So why keep slagging off England ? "No more Europe and no more open borders" is a stance and an opinion you are entitled to if you live or vote in the UK but you don't so who gives a fuck what you think ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greenbeanz View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
    Well there are jobs for them if they are willing to work for less and undercut the British worker.

    I see Greenbeanz makes the distinction between legal and illegal immigration and myself don't see a distinction. There has never been an open debate and referendum on immigration, thus all immigration is illegitimate. Now if a case was made that key jobs need to be filled from overseas then make it, but don't open up the borders on the sly, as was done, and 3 million later, say 'Ooh, I'm surprised you noticed'.

    No more Europe and no more open borders and it works both ways. Britain should adopt a policy like most countries do and perhaps encourage parents to be better parents like here where every kid wants to be either a doctor, nurse, businessman, etc. In the UK it's all 'Ooh, I'm going to be a singer and if that fails I will study English drama'. Just idiocy. 'Nursing is not sexy enough' and geology and sociology are? Nursing is useful and far more useful than the latter two options. If we are judging sexiness it is one of the sexier courses on a factual basis. The failure of Britain is institutional and also embedded deep in the rotten core of the family unit where too many families living on the dole, couldn't care less what the kid should be. If the families are working ones then equally, the child has to be a neglected as there is no time for him. He makes up his own mind a football player it is. Just useless. Thus the English grow up deluded, out of touch, then inevitably fail against immigrants who know it's just about doing anything to scrape by. Unfortunately by this stage English kids are in 40000 pounds of debt and and at a greater disadvantage. It's an abusive system.
    You therefore have nothing useful to add to this or any other debate and anything you say about any subject should be disregarded as stuff and nonsense. You are saying that as an Immigrant yourself, who though thinking his own degree is worthless still seems to think that he is more deserving of bettering himself than people without a degree. You continually slag of England and the English and yet want to be seen as an Englishman abroad. Call yourself a socialist? IF parents are stupid and the English are useless then why do you pretend to care ? Browny points ?

    Take one of your statements and think about how stupid and arrogant it sounds


    If the families are working ones then equally, the child has to be a neglected as there is no time for him

    Has to be ? why ? only to fit your argument. You seem to want to damn people for not working and staying home to look after their kids and then damn them for working and not being at home 24hrs a day to look after their kids. It is you that has grown up deluded and out of touch.

    You have completely weighted the whole debate so that immigration in all its forms in Britain is now framed as lazy spongers coming to live on benefits or unskilled bogeymen coming to undercut British workers. That is both dishonest and cowardly. You have done nothing but seek to appeal to the basest and most crass warping of the truth in order to curry favour with your populist stance. Why do you think the English inevitably fail ? just because you have left don't look at everyone else through such a distorted and narrow lens.

    You silly ideas about Governments adopting a policy to make them more like South Korea is just fairly tale jibberish. For years top level consultants have been employed from India and Asia in the NHS because most British kids do not want to devote 7 years to studying medicine and the fact that Asian kids do is a cultural difference. You are suggesting homogenising an entire country to make us all more like Asians ? How the fuck is that going to work you daft twat? Stop going on and on about the failure of Britain. Failure in what? Does South Korea have a better football team? no Does South Korea have better actors and film and television technicians ? no? Does South Korea have a better track record of innovation through small engineering businesses ? no .Does South Korea have a better range of restaurants considered amongst the best in the world ? No Does South Korea have a more thriving arts sector ? no Does South Korea have a more thriving Tourist sector ? No Does South Korea have anything on Britain other than a huge electronic manufacturing sector filled with automaton production line workers like something out of a George Orwell novel? No

    So why keep slagging off England ? "No more Europe and no more open borders" is a stance and an opinion you are entitled to if you live or vote in the UK but you don't so who gives a fuck what you think ?
    Too many points and too late in the day for me to offer a good post, but I'll give it a stab. Most English people would probably agree that legal, but non referendum based mass immigration is illegitimate. Likewise, illegal immigration is also bad.

    In my comments on degrees my own BA was pretty useless at doing anything in the UK. My second one was much more useful and obtained years later with a specific job in mind. Most students go to University based on the former and its more about a social life and than any meaningful job the degree will get them. Many courses exists simply to put bums on seats. I also made in my point that Korea controls who can come in to teach, we must all have degrees. The immigrants in Europe are not based on credentials and so whilst you get some good, you also get a lot of riff raff. Me with a teaching MA and university experience puts me above most. I simply don't count my BA. My other point is that Korean students generally choose useful courses rather than drivel like sociology and anthropology.

    In a statement about parenting in modern Britain I see children having a harder time. If they are with a benefits family, they are often ignored and run riot. If they are from a hard working family then they suffer as there is no time for the child. These are generalisations, but I assume they hold true generally.

    I will tell you one cultural reason why the English fail. It is because of Daddy government. The Queen is the ultimate example of a welfare Queen. Then we have the banks who all love Daddy government when it goes wrong. Then when society goes tits up and youngsters see no way to advance, getting knocked up and becoming a lazy, welfare queen seems the ticket too. These attitudes of entitlement run from top to bottom and who want to try when you can show your tits in a mag, marry a rich man, or all else failing just get impregnated. It an English disease. Highest rates of teen pregnancy and something that doesn't happen here. Abortions or forced to give the child up and right on too.

    My suggestions are simply that Korea is doing many things a lot better than the UK. Less welfare means no teenage Mum's, less immigration means less social unrest, low taxes mean independence, nationalised utiliities means cheap bills, all kinds of things make this a better place to live and England would so love to have some of the positives. Sure, it would be less for the Eton trough boys, but better for society.

    The things you talk about such as football teams are irrelevant. I am talking useful things like mobility in society, plenty of decent paying jobs, cheap bills, almost zero council taxes, 12% less VAT (which only attacks the poor thus showing the sickness of Britain, a sound financial system, non alarming government debt which by comparison is rising rapidly there. Mostly Korean jobs for Korean people. I like that too. You go to a fast food restaurant in London and it could be someone from anywhere, I actually like going into a restaurant knowing I am going to practice my Korean with Koreans. It's nice to have a relatively homogenised society. With how few of us there are here, there is little anxiety on the part of the Koreans. Things have been managed correctly.

    I respect this country and compared to the train wreck that is the UK and it IS a train wreck, it's night and day. This place gives you independence with your money and works to represent the native population on the whole and I suppose legally that includes me too. Your list of things that you think makes England better are biased and thought personally I don't have views on them because I don't care about tourism etc, but in each of those ways Korea does very well in Asia. It's music, films, acting etc are enjoyed by many countries in the region. Not my cup of tea personally, but Korea has it's disposable pop arts too. I talk more about economic might and capability and that's where I see a broken Britain. High streets of bookies, banks, pay day lenders bakeries and meanwhile Amazon and Starbucks who pay no tax straddling above all.

    I love England, but it has massive, massive problems, both socially, economically, morally, and politically. Certainly far more pronounced than here where there are a lot of companies and most of them doing very well.

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    Just a quick extra point. I could be selfish and say I'm never taking about the UK again, but it is in my roots and I have a lot of family and friends out there, so I will comment on these kinds of topics. Sadly, I also think I am far more informed and aware of these topics than any of those people are too and so always want to get my voice out there somehow and that is typically here and in the odd communication with home. I told someone last night on the phone about the NHS currently being asset stripped. Hadn't a clue. The sad truth is that many people in the UK haven't got a clue what is going on in the UK. I guess that is why I post as I do know a few things. Keeping informed is a hobby and if I can use it I will.

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    Miles you are absolutely impossible to reason with. If you think anthropology and sociology are meaningless drivel, then what is the point of talking to you ? You would not have linguistics and your idol Chomsky without Anthropology and yet what's good for the Goose is apparently no good for the Gander. I get it you think England. it's students, education and general population are stupid and it is only you who has ever achieved anything despite being born here and then running off to Korea to look down your nose at everybody back home. God you are an insufferable snob.
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    Miles you are absolutely impossible to reason with. If you think anthropology and sociology are meaningless drivel, then what is the point of talking to you ? You would not have linguistics and your idol Chomsky without Anthropology and yet what's good for the Goose is apparently no good for the Gander. I get it you think England. it's students, education and general population are stupid and it is only you who has ever achieved anything despite being born here and then running off to Korea to look down your nose at everybody back home. God you are an insufferable snob.
    They are useless if the person is never going to get a job using those skills. I've seen it so often, in courses like these people end up doing things like working in retail or various things not connected to sociology. My friend Marc for instance studied sociology up until MA level and ended up working for the council. Years of being bored later, he is going to study economics. I hope he has a plan, second time out they usually do. I did. Now nursing students on the other hand, always end up getting a job as a nurse.

    I am saying that people often choose things simply because they enjoy the subject, but they have no connection to say being a politician. I studied Politics, but unless you are in the old Eton gang you won't have a chance, and furthermore, if you are that bit radical, you will be weeded out regardless. I liked politics and history, but it was useless. Most realise it too late after being told in sixth form 'You must go to University to do well!. Then a decade later and average debts of 10's of thousands of pounds.......the system is not only increasingly useless, but it is abusive and rotten.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greenbeanz View Post
    Miles you are absolutely impossible to reason with. If you think anthropology and sociology are meaningless drivel, then what is the point of talking to you ? You would not have linguistics and your idol Chomsky without Anthropology and yet what's good for the Goose is apparently no good for the Gander. I get it you think England. it's students, education and general population are stupid and it is only you who has ever achieved anything despite being born here and then running off to Korea to look down your nose at everybody back home. God you are an insufferable snob.
    I responded to the first part only. I don't look down on the smart English people and there are many of them, but I do look down on the economic and social dehumanisation taking place. Culturally there is something wrong with the UK in that children of poor families would rather become single parents than try and better themselves. Yet if you are smart and try to better yourself you find a mountain of debt. If you are irresponsible and breed as a kid, you get handouts. From top to bottom there are massive abuses of the system and it's intolerable. I don't think I have achieved very much in life beyond a modicum of self sufficiency, but surely self sufficiency should be the ultimate objective of any decent system. I don't discriminate, banks should be self sufficient only, as should randy kids, as should rancid old Monarchies.

    I don't claim to have done anything in life except to finally study in an area that fits, and to live a very cautious life. My sister in law came over last week and loved our TV, but looked in horror at the old sofa full of holes. People can drive old cars, sit on old sofas, avoid going out to a silly bar and spending the night drinking overpriced crappy drinks. On the whole they don't though. They think Daddy government is always going to be there. But big Daddy government is broker than all of them. All I say is that there are serious cultural problems in the UK and they refuse to look the problems in the eye. All I do is make some comparisons and say hey, it doesn't suck here, you know yourself your system has gone wrong.

    Stop trying to make it into me hating your system, which is a country I will always be connected to, when I see it as other systems having ways to improve our country. Nationalisation, stop supporting teenage mums with free housing, banking reform, protect domestic workers and give them hope in their own country and then ask for immigrants. Reform the University system so students aren't overdoing courses with limited job opportunities. I am offering suggestions to improve a broken country. I don't want it broke.

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