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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: TJames
I'm surprised you hate your own class
Fact is what is being done to these poor people is illegal and at the end of the day also counterproductive regarding employment and the working conditions for all the people of our nation.
For sure, I thought I'd just go for the childish insult since you've misquoted and misrepresented my comments all through the thread.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: TJames
I'm assuming you understand that calling someone a "Whining bastard" is rather beyond the scope of a reasoned debate?
Probably not all the same.
Hatred? Give it a rest fella, I'm calling out the lazy Brits who have been replaced in the workplace by nearly 3 million EU nationals
It's beyond reason to call in to question the work mentality of the hard-working people of our nation or to insinuate them to be anything other than proficient and committed to there chosen profession. That in itself can easily be considered to show a measure of uneducated hatred towards what you claim to be your own class.
Agreed, more people work than claim jobseeking benefits. Heck, more EU nationals work in the UK than folk signing on. Plenty of lazy Brits around though. I take pride paying for my own life through work though, never claimed any benefits, always jumped on some crap agency job when I've found myself needing to. No pride signing on refusing to take something minimum wage, that's just leeching.
Most hardworking people still place a measure of pride in the work. The fact that they don't want to work more than 40 hours week or for less monies than they are worth in no way donates laziness nor a workshy mentality.
originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: TJames
We dont need any more immigrants really. The Chinese are being hit with a tax if they buy homes and sit on them - to try and deter and slow down an unfordable real estate market.