Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

I beg to differ V, he doesn't deserve what he gets.
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I know what you mean , I meant in the payback side .

You mean from the unfortunate single men, who fought for their country and are forced to live on the street. Wonder if they feel aggrieved perhaps?

Q Fred with one of his snide comments .

try the real world of dealing with international customers ..... now that really can test one's patience and more

there are legit cases where non-specific migrants deserve priority in housing or other benefits, but the wholesale rung-jumping which would appear to be commonplace, is certainly wrong

btw, accepting or even welcoming multiculturism is a farflung cry from the approval of an open door policy

there are legit cases where non-specific migrants deserve priority in housing or other benefits.

Over who ? name me one .

I can't think of any case where an immigrant should be put before one of out servicemen who are living rough.

Grainyboy,

Heil Hitler!

Told you the moron would arrive , a man with no opinion .

He thinks he's Mother Teresa jimmy , he has visions of self proclamation , only visions of course .

Only Dumbo's opinion is valid.

Up the Reich.

Dumbo ? your as thick and stupid as a brush Fred.

hmm
perhaps wrote a bit too speedily ...... but i don't think genuine political refugees and the like should start from the bottom rung either

for example, do you think a single parent, just arguably thrown out of home (may actually be contrived) deserves to be a top priority?
and what about that "regular boyfriend" who lives with her 3 or 4 nights a week and the she with him for the balance?
should either have free housing?

what about people who refuse to work more than 16 hours a week as otherwise their benefits are impacted?

i've prob gone off track a little, so slightly sorry

Try, "you are"!

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if that was aimed at me, then on yer bike :-)

Manuel.

Not at you this time.

I almost fell off my bike this pm.

UMMMM. I was sober.

What about the people working less than 16hours a week on Zero hour contracts.

Are they counted in the employed list?

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But I am interested to see the Brexit plans.

But here Boris and partners are working on excuses for the future failures.

Heard that some are trying to figure out how to blame Attlee for the mistakes he made and saying their failures are due to him.


Or was it Lloyd George.

Are you riding you are bike and looking at the internet Freda at the same time , shocking abuse of the highways .

i admit to being uncomfortable with zero hours contracts
i think the concept was probably good, but the application has led to much abuse ...... just as has forcing courier drivers and others to be self-employed


that said, you have (inevitably!) distorted what i actually wrote :-)

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"btw, accepting or even welcoming multiculturalism is a far cry from an open door
policy."

Just ask the Germans(and the Swedes) who are now finding out to their cost what multiculturalism open door immigration means.

cynic 5198

"what about people who refuse to work more then 16 hours a week as otherwise their benefits are impacted?

There is many reasons why people are reluctant to sign off and get a job(sic)
when these jobs could be zero hours, temporary and low paid.