Every country has people coming into their country.I assume most would work given the opportunity.Plenty of countries take more than us. -- SW6.doc

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Date Posted: Thursday, May 28, 02:03:56pm
Author: HemelRog
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 31.94.12.7
Subject: Every country has people coming into their country.I assume most would work given the opportunity.Plenty of countries take more than us.
In reply to: Same Old Story 's message, "What you're seeing is a direct result of hundreds of thousands of non contributors entering the country over the last decade. If everyone else stays the same, and a load of people with no income join, the overall 'equality' rating goes down. Its absolutely standard migration impact on socio-economic indicators." on Thursday, May 28, 12:56:41pm

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All anecdotal, unprovable nonsense. It is published fact, that the majority of migrants - when including those on dependent visa's do not contribute. Look at the ethnicity of people in social housing in most of our big cities. There's a clear downwards turn in contributors vs absorbers and some of the worst countries on the equality ranking are making up an increasing member of our immigrant population and you're then surprised that our socio-economic indicators are following suit. (NT) -- Same Old Story, Thursday, May 28, 05:00:06pm (NoHost/90.240.123.178)
- Pretty sure points one and three are facts.The equality rating being referred to(by me)only includes supposed first world countries.Working class British natives are part of the equation.In Hemel some people(English)are given accommodation even if they own property.I’m sure it doesn’t apply to the bigger cities.Plenty of young British people not working as well.I’m out it’s going nowhere. (NT) -- HemelRog, Thursday, May 28, 05:58:31pm (NoHost/109.180.156.25)

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