pastafarian
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its what the gov uses to publish some documents, if you clicked on the link it tells you its assets.publishing.service.gov.uk.......etc etc etc
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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its what the gov uses to publish some documents, if you clicked on the link it tells you its assets.publishing.service.gov.uk.......etc etc etc
pastafarian
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You have the info now published by the Home Office that you didnt think existed...........rejoice
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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Have you reported your 'friend' working under the TAX radar? It is your duty to other British residents to report this. If not, you are just facilitating illegal workers that outrage you so much.
pastafarian
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He isnt my friend, he is a tosser...................obviously.
I wouldnt tell you if i had or hadnt..........ive never felt the urge to be a part of generation snowflake and share useless personal info online....... i find it very sad, i understand though some people crave attention online since they are very lonely in the real world. Hence usernames like grizzlinggammon who desperately seek interaction of any kind and get angry when their sad little world is exposed
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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Hence why I typed 'friend'.
The only one getting angry seems to be you, which is why you take a swipe at my username, drag up the term of snowflake, and insinuate that I must be lonely. Psychological projection at its best.
Are you angry at yourself for facilitating illegal workers by not reporting it? It must be easier coming on here to complain instead of helping with the issues that you despise. Surely that makes you as bad as your 'friend'?
pastafarian
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which bit of i wouldnt tell you anyway if i had are you struggling to understand.......have a hat
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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which bit of i wouldnt tell you anyway if i had are you struggling to understand.......have a hat
I understand you are struggling with your emotions. The dunce hat emoji... Your greatest defence mechanism.
pastafarian
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you dont understand anything
So that’s a no then.
You really are all mouth...and comprehensively owned by [MENTION=37825]GrizzlingGammon[/MENTION]
That's a massive U turn from you. On a number of occassions you've questioned with surprise why the UK government doesn't make EU citizens that want to live here register as other EU members do. Now the UK government introduces said registration and you get all huffy.
Not really a massive u turn is it? Slightly different to getting people to register as they arrive than telling people who might have lived here longer than me (I turn 40 next year) to go and register.
I assume Madame Reynard's mother doesn't claim a pension then ..... after all she would rather be dead than have an NI number and be on a register. Or maybe she doesn't use the NHS to prevent her having an NHS number. I hope she doesn't vote otherwise she'll have to be registered on the electrol role and have a voter number. There are some valid concerns around registration but this old lady has clearly been fed some poltical claptrap by her daughter.
Have you reported his post yet ? Or was that another of your lies ?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
A National Insurance number or being on an electoral roll, is vastly different to having to register just to be a 'second class citizen'. Settled status is not citizenship.
Your mocking of others concerns does you no credit at all.
As far as I'm aware nobody has stated settled status is the same as citizenship - it isn't. One gives the right to stay, one gives you full rights as if you'd been born in the UK. A similar system is used the world over - even other EU countries use it. I'm not mocking her concerns, I even conceded there are valid issues with the system, but to use the reason that she didn't want a serial number or to be on a register is daft in the extreme. I don't even blame the lady in question .... I suspect her daughter fed her the line. Strange though, it seems perfectly OK for remainers to mock leavers concerns .... pot, kettle and black ?
Not at all, you’re conflating two slightly different things. Yes I have questioned why the U.K. has never kept tabs on who lives in the county. But the system I’m talking about is a simple and free register where you rock up to the local council and tell them your address. It’s compulsory, it’s free, and there’s no questions asked and it’s not related to immigration as such. And the whole point I raised this is so the government would not need to now reach out to the hundreds of thousands, if not millions (let’s face it, due to a lack of register we don’t really know do we?) and ask them to all apply for a new immigration status via an app. I expect to be asked my intent in Germany, but to then let the Germans roll over my rights into my new status for me. I do not expect to have to re-apply to carry on living here.....and especially to not do it via a clunky error prone bug ridden Home Office app.
That said, they haven’t released exactly what they intend to do yet.
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He was referring to the article, not what the poster wrote.
As is often the case with your posts ..... you seem to have some word blindness. He said he was considering reporting the POST.
Fair enough, I didn’t see that. When I’m wrong I’m happy to admit it.