Toryglen-boy said:
neither. i just think people coming into this country take liberties ... purely because they can and we are too soft.
dont flame me, its just my opinion
It's not your opinion, it's a skewed idea of one that you've come here to brandish about like it's something to be proud of. How are we too soft, in what way? Which people and what liberties are they taking? Immigration is looked upon with a scrutinising eye and rarely is it "soft". Immigrants (in any country) are expected to work, they're expected to contribute to the economy and stimulate business. The country is better for it.
Scougar said:
I think it's amazing that it seems easier for someone to get citizenship of this country/Britian than it is for my wife to get a visa to simple live and work here (not taking citizenship, purely just been allowed to live here with me).
If you go about your life honest, and try to do everything the right way.. they try and screw you with red tape and charges.
I would like to point out that it is easier for me to move to America with my wife (and I can WORK whilst we wait for my approval!!) than it is for her to simply be allowed to live here with me.
To me that is what is wrong with this country, screw the hard working honest people, and take in so many people that are attempting a 'better life' in England, because they can send money back home where it's worth so much more.
I dislike lazy britains who sponge of the system, and I dislike those immigrants who purely come here to sponge. But at the same time, I look at the Polish (for example) and at least they get off there ass and work.
Matthew
It's crazy how many steps are taken, but however many there are, there's always going to be someone that isn't happy that 'we're not doing enough to crack down on these immigrants', it's silly.
I dislike spongers, I don't dislike a group of people specifically, all spongers are lazy and need a kick up the arse. The Polish people I've come across (which is a lot, I live amongst the second biggest population of Polish people in any town in the UK, the first biggest is London, of course) are all hard working, enjoy their work because of the (relatively) amazing pay and are a friendly people. They're much more relaxed, work harder and take up all the menial jobs that over the past few decades have been snubbed upon by the British in favour of benefits. Hopefully the benefits will worsen and the 'natives' (who were never from the UK in the first place) will be forced to do something about it.
VIRII said:
Quite they come here for their benefit not ours. They have no loyalties to this country though so they are not "making better citizens than natives".
When you emigrate you do so for YOUR betterment, no-one elses.
They come here because it benefits themselves and we let them in because it benefits them as well as us. It means the vacancies in menial jobs are taken up, the economy is stimulated. When we let people in, it is because it helps us. Having more people here is not a bad thing, only 10% of the land in the UK is used for living on, the rest is green land, so we're not closed to being 'full', not by a long shot. Immigration is great, I want to work abroad at some point, only by immigration is this possible. There should not be a limit on who can live where, why should there be? It's preposterous, it's a world, why are we tied down to somewhere because we were born there? It makes no sense. Invisible barriers drawn by cartographers millenia ago.
dirtydog said:
This is just another disgraceful attack on native Britons from the traitors who run this country. The immigrants don't want to make a contribution 'to the UK', they want to make a contribution to their own wallets and then send most of their money back home to Poland or wherever they came from
Ignorance is bliss, eh? They do want to make a contribution as they appreciate being let in to work, they contribute in the form of taxes and taking up accomodation which they have to pay for. Why does it matter where they came from? What a horribly racist attitude you have. It has nothing to do with you what they do with their money, I buy stuff from abroad, it doesn't go into the UK's economy, yet I was born here, does that make me a traitor? No, exactly. Stop being such a fanny.