You said the same about the euro election
No I didn't
Will UKIP win its first seat in parliament tonight?
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No I didn't
Some politicians are. And others are trying to say it isn't a problem but due to their track record it makes it sounds like a problem.
Support for laving the Eu is higher in the Tories but it is far from unanimous.
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There does need to be more regulation.
Why? I don't believe the media noise that get's created over "benefits tourism", or is it the fact that they contribute nearly £300m a year to our economy.
I honestly do not believe there is an immigration problem in this country and I have no idea why there is this need to leave the EU.
It needs reforming yes, a lot of things have changed in Europe over the last 56 years since it was formed, but to simply walk away from it all is the cowards way out.
Why, explain with some factual evidence please.
Yes and get rid of maternity leave, paternity leave; give us gender discrimination, a US style healthcare system and less paid holidays.
What a wonderful life that will be
What the hell are you on about?
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Why is it fair that "our own blood" (Australia, New Zealand, etc.) is discriminated against more (in terms of immigration) than some random person from Romania?
UKIP...you do know what they stand for don't you?
Yes and get rid of maternity leave, paternity leave; give us gender discrimination, a US style healthcare system and less paid holidays.
What a wonderful life that will be
The main reason I feel we're better off in the EU, ideally with reform mind you. Amongst many things, the EU protects workers rights, and I don't trust any of the political parties to give a damn about them in the event of an EU exit, they would do whatever the lobbying businesses pay them to do.
At least UKIP have come straight out and said they want to repeal most of these, I suppose. I mean, who wants job security?
Yes. But we already had maternity leave, paternity leave before we joined the EU.
And what makes you think UKIP will turn the NHS into a private practice?
More like labour\cons will sell off more of the NHS IF they get back in.
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Most of us are struggling to find UKIP's policies all we know for certain is they want us out of the EU, curb immigration and repeal the Human Rights Act.
What about running our country ? we can guess their economic model given their backers are a few very wealthy individuals and their leader is an ex-banker but again nothing tangible.
I already posted a raft of policies a while back in this thread, if most of you are totally rubbish at googling then i can't help you
They had a 3 day conference a few weeks ago and all the videos are on Youtube.
You know what, **** it, here's what they have for the terminally helpless
Agricultural Policies
Transport Policies
Energy Policies
International Trade
Small Buisnesses Policies
Employment Policies
Education Policies
Defence Policy
Community Policies
Welfare Policies
NHS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mag2AXT3xyI&list=UUPrq5jU7ne6Ap95ctDYryfw
And of course, Immigration Policies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beaXPbuuoBk&list=UU9FCLrC3cLmFOb7PxRWIKww
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Nothing tangible? A perfectly apt description of The Milliband & Balls Show.
Labour have one subject to talk about and one only and that's the NHS anything else is very vague, not everybody in this country thinks the NHS is the most important thing in the world.
Once again Deuse entirely misses the point.
Yes we had maternity/paternity leave before the EU. Perhaps UKIP supporters could tell us why you support a party that wants to repeal them?
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But is the answer discriminating against all of them equally?
"Fairer" is not correct term when you want to treat everyone equally badly?