melias shoes
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[Politics] Brexit
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daveinprague
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Not under Brexit it won't be, but being verbally and physically attacked and possibly killed for being foreign could be a draw though.
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cunning fergus
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Yes, recent months would clearly demonstrate that German streets are safer than British ones.........good luck to them.
daveinprague
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Yet, that's where most Czechs would prefer to be.
I still work with many Eastern Europeans and the attitudes towards them on site have not changed a jot post Brexit.
I am not disputing but it does seem that certain parts of the media have talked up the verbals and attacked. Mind you as i have stated before, there has been very little trouble on sites over the years. Apart from the Romanian ground workers nicking our scrap cable (caught on CCTV and cable duly returned with no punushment) and the arrogant/unfriendly Russians, some decent banter and mostly decent blokes.
daveinprague
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Of course they are. That's what makes the murders of a Polish and Czech bloke so tragic. Russian and Ukrainians, I know very good and extremely bad, but that's pretty much everwhere
pastafarian
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Incorrect again, you are not right at all, I still know you are wrong, the economy is not crashing.
I apologise for calling you a Numbskull if you consider it an insult,you should however in your case consider it as a step up and a compliment.
You carry on thinking the economy is crashing in your pretty little head, the evidence from people who actually read data and statistics and compare and measure economic performance and announce what the current state of play is, say it is not crashing.
But of course you still claim to know better.
Don’t forget if you think (like a typical snowflake) that you are being picked on and stalked give yourself a safe space…..or whine about it……your choice.
What was that about classy?
Yes i agree.
cunning fergus
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Whether the purveyors of Brexit are my enemy has yet to be proved.
By contrast, in the last 20 years we have had your vision of free movement of EU citizens which meant that the interests of the British working class were sacrificed on the altar of internationalist equality. The British working class rejected that vision and that is why we are leaving the EU.
It will also be why the EU will now change, and its commitment to open borders and freedom of movement will be consigned to the dustbin. Not just because of Brexit but because other electorates in the EU feel exactly the same way.
Your candour that you are comfortable that the British people are poorer due to this vision is admirable, you evidently understand what the consequences of freedom of movement means for British people (particularly the unskilled) but you don't care about their plight. Had our politicians been as honest as you in the 90s then we would have got to this point quicker, they weren't though, so it's taken longer.
We will never agree on this issue, politically I put the interests of British working class first and foremost.........you don't, in that regard you have a lot in common with a poster who lives in Germany.
studio150
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Given the record number if reported incidents pist Brexit perhaps you would like to give examples of the media talking up these figures and also exolain why record number of incidents should not be reported.
cunning fergus
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The Czech Republic is a young country, its population has been ruled under different nations for hundreds of years.
For many going to Germany is like the English moving to Scotland.........it's no big deal.
Sure there will be a bigoted proportion of Czechs who probably resent Germany because of the war, but let's not forget that many Czechs and Slovaks also fought for Germany so many Czechs have no axe to grind.
The point i am making of course is that in recent months has Germany been safer than the UK?
We both know the answer.......
cunning fergus
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OK, here is an independent think tank's take on the issue......
http://www.civitas.org.uk/content/files/hatecrimethefactsbehindtheheadlines.pdf
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civitas_(think_tank)
In short nothing to see here.......
GT49er
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Total bollox post of the week. May well be the total bollox post of the month. Still, if you believe guff like that, best stay in Prague...........
daveinprague
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Cool. Nobody as been verbally or physically attacked, let alone murdered because they were East and Central European AND you know what the minimum wage will be after leaving the EU, when in the real world nobody really knows. I'm much more relaxed. Thanks!
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Tit..... of the highest and most uninformed order.
Min wage level will remain... whilst in most of EU it remains at pennys by comparison... like £350 per month in Czk... laughable
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cunning fergus
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No, some people have been murdered, raped and robbed..........we have 10,000 foreigners in our prisons. Like these poor defenceless lads.
http://www.thenews.pl/1/10/Artykul/166642,Polish-murderers-must-serve-sentence-in-UK-family-insists
Let's hope they are safe inside eh?
GT49er
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No, I don't know what the minimum wage will be, and I never said I did. In fact, I don't believe I've ever mentioned the minimum wage at all. Not that it has much to do with Brexit anyway. I have no recollection of Brussels setting our minimum wage for us - have you?
But you carry on making up nonsense in your little make believe world. Or in Prague. Or wherever.
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
Primary data is fact
But there is no change in status for EU citizens when the UK leaves the EU, they will still be free to travel, work, settle, remain etc in any EU member state?
What the requirements will be for any EU citizen wishing to do the same in the UK we don't know and the reciprocal position is down to the remaining 27 member states agreeing something separately and individually with the UK; it is most certainly not an EU competency currently (in law) to negotiate/conclude a single agreement covering such "rights" for non-EU citizens - for want of a better word this would be illegal.
Sorry but you're making stuff up here, where have I accepted/said any such thing?
I think I've covered these points already.
daveinprague
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And still you had to make a comment about it quoting me. Well done. Which bit was nonsense? The people being attacked or the the bit about nobody knowing what the minimum wage would be a year after Brexit?
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I did look up one of the two that died post Brexit. The Polish chap was killed by teens, picked on because he was foreign I would guess and not because of the Brexit vote.