Already given you one. It cost the tax payer over £100 billion between 1995-2011, something which would have had an impact on everyone who paid tax during that period and beyond - as no doubt it would have contributed to national debt.
The 'ship them back to their own country' mentality
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Already given you one. It cost the tax payer over £100 billion between 1995-2011, something which would have had an impact on everyone who paid tax during that period and beyond - as no doubt it would have contributed to national debt.
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Have you got some evidence for this?
Tbf, he would have only got that information from what you had plastered yourself on this forum, no?
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Don’t think I had one...
It's on the left of your post.
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Perhaps in the future don’t post to the forum information about your benefits, other sources of income, and your purchases? Especially when they’re memorable ones like second iPads
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What a great thread to spend your 25,000 post celebration in.
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I dont recall plastering it though thats the thing. I may have done but it wouldn't be for nothing, it would only have been in a serious discussion about the welfare system. Not posted in a way that I wanted it dragged back up again.Tbf, he would have only got that information from what you had plastered yourself on this forum, no?
One in seven of the 2,733,000 EU migrants aged 16-64 - a total of 390,000 - were unemployed, as of the second quarter of 2017. Immigration should serve the labour market, not at the expense of the tax payer.
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Evidence
Which is the minority of people in this country (the majority are net recipients of tax) strange why the majority voted against then, when it didn't affect them, by your measure
Yeah - I already gave you a source. Feel free to go and find the report.
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Can't find it I'm afraid.
I don't think anyone really cares to be honest, barely any members are going to read it and I think most are mature enough not to make snap judgments of others regardless of whether you did that yourself or not
I agree with Freakbro's post earlier, your tone seems to have shifted as I can't recall posts like that from you in the many other immigration threads on here.That doesn't give me the number of the annual immigration figure you think our economy needs
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Oh yeah, congrats on your promotion. Should be the other way round though. Going from a cool, mean looking Christopher Walken to a little fat dude with no neck isn't really the way forward.
It’s not for me to define. But as I have already pointed out, it is too high if it exceeds the requirements of the labour market to such a high rate.
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You'll get pulled up on it being from the Telegraph. Strong right wing bias.
So how do you think they are surviving? They are either being paid by cash, and not contributing, OR claiming benefits. Or both.