Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
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I can't stand Toynbee or Abbott really. I can't believe people with such blinkered views even exist. Everyone should be equal but one ideology should be more equal than others.
UKIP... The BNP in suits.
UKIP... The BNP in suits.
I have never nor probably would vote UKIP but that is utter nonsense.
Farage was exposed a little bit last night on the subject of housing for immigrants. He said you could get a house in two weeks on arrival in the UK , whilst the Lib Dem and someone in the audience flatly denied it. SOMEBODY had got their facts wrong and I think it was Farage. Which leads me to believe the guy is generally full of ill informed hyperbolic scaremongering rhetoric. Not to be trusted.
You are absolutely right. When he started off last night on how easy it is for immigrants to get social housing, my wife was quite surprised when i exploded with a "That's absolute rubbish". He was then torn apart by the audience member. He is a prime example of someone who can spout utter rubbish and lies with such confidence that people believe him. he is an odious arrogant prat.
very shagable
You are absolutely right. When he started off last night on how easy it is for immigrants to get social housing, my wife was quite surprised when i exploded with a "That's absolute rubbish". He was then torn apart by the audience member. He is a prime example of someone who can spout utter rubbish and lies with such confidence that people believe him. he is an odious arrogant prat.
What! Dianne Abbot??
I doubt its easy to get any social housing whatsoever. But If people arrive in this country from the EU, cannot find any work, in the end they are entitled to benefits like everyone else.
As our we in other EU countries however ours seem much more generous
Maybe, but seriously could you inform me how immigrants get housing.
I do have a problem with numbers rather than immigrants per se, but I know immigrants that are working and unemployed and are housed.
I have just been looking at a website called "Housing Rights Information", which just shows how complicated it all is, but it is worth a look if you want to take the subject seriously. And obviously, as has just been said above, we have reciprocal rights in other places.
There is a large Polish community in Southampton, and has been historically for a long time. In my own experience, those who come here from that country and elsewhere in eastern Europe, for example, come to this country with a genuine desire to make themselves a better life because the opportunities over here are better tyhan in their own countries. Many have no intention of tapping in to our benefits system and find their own rented accommodation and make their own way.
There are also some scum in our own country who exploit people and their fears. I am aware of a case a couple of years ago locally where some Portugese workers found their way to a Benefits Advice Centre to find out their rights. They were being held in virtual captivity and convinced by those who were exploiting them that they were "illegal", whereas as nationals of a long-standing EU country - longer-standing than us - they had every right to be here.
You are absolutely right. When he started off last night on how easy it is for immigrants to get social housing, my wife was quite surprised when i exploded with a "That's absolute rubbish". He was then torn apart by the audience member. He is a prime example of someone who can spout utter rubbish and lies with such confidence that people believe him. he is an odious arrogant prat.