How does immigration benefit the country when...

[diy_fun_uk]

After idiots voted for Brexit, EU fruit n veg pickers buggered off.

Farmers couldn’t get British workers at any price

The unemployed, some of whom will have voted Reform, will have no choice under Reform's 'Getting the Country Back to Work' scheme but to accept these jobs.

At that point, the point they're told (told not advised) they need to take a job on the farm for minimum wage, they might just think 'what the feck did I put my X in Reform's box for?!?'

 

[Si_]

Oh look somebody who has been duped into believing immigration has caused all the problems in the U.K.

In reality the problems are caused by wealth inequality.

If I made a concerted effort to be inaccurate, wrong and simply as delusional as you, I couldn't manage it. Have you trained it in or something?

 

[Si_]

Japan has historically been good at very different economic activities to Britain. And their culture has historically been massively different. You cannot take a unique country like Japan and say we would have been the same. Only a moron would try to make that comparison.

Only a moron would keep asking the same question on forums and whine about the answers instead of actually educating themselves. Or better yet, actually visiting the countries they're talking about. Ever been to Japan? Nope. Ever been to any of the countries you've talked about? Er, nope, not that either.

 

[aveatry]

When the polish were here they slept on the floor 10 in a house rented to them by another migrant for cash. They spent their money in the local polish shops who's owners sent the money home and the workers also sent their money home so almost nothing was contributing to the economy. And when they go home to visit they dont even fill up on petrol in this country as the cars get loaded into a lorry and driven back in the lorry.

 

[Knave of Hearts]

When the polish were here they slept on the floor 10 in a house rented to them by another migrant for cash. They spent their money in the local polish shops who's owners sent the money home and the workers also sent their money home so almost nothing was contributing to the economy. And when they go home to visit they dont even fill up on petrol in this country as the cars get loaded into a lorry and driven back in the lorry.

My experience of Polish workers (and fellow students way back when) couldn't be more different.

 

[Highway Man]

My experience of Polish workers (and fellow students way back when) couldn't be more different.

fellow students.

 

[aveatry]

My experience of Polish workers (and fellow students way back when) couldn't be more different.

Are you saying you were a student during and just before brexit

 

[Knave of Hearts]

Are you saying you were a student during and just before brexit

Your post made no mention of Brexit. nor any time period.

 

[Knave of Hearts]

fellow students.

You, whose spelling and grammar is atrocious, think I was home educated my whole life.

 

[MNW67]

Only a moron would keep asking the same question on forums and whine about the answers instead of actually educating themselves. Or better yet, actually visiting the countries they're talking about. Ever been to Japan? Nope. Ever been to any of the countries you've talked about? Er, nope, not that either.

That is the sort of point a child would make

But no, I have never been to Japan.

 

[aveatry]

Your post made no mention of Brexit. nor any time period.

That's the time we were flooded with Polish - you wouldn’t of known if you were living in France himmy do people on here say you are living in france

 

[aveatry]

But no, I have never been to Japan.

I bet you would be big there

 

[MNW67]

I bet you would be big there

That's intriguing!

Tell me more

 

[Si_]

That is the sort of point a child would make

But no, I have never been to Japan.

I really didn't need confirmation.

 

[Knave of Hearts]

That's the time we were flooded with Polish -

As usual, you introduce some other criteria into your claims when questioned about them.

you wouldn’t of known if you were living in France himmy do people on here say you are living in france

You do, obviously.
And it's "you wouldn't have known".
Is English your first language?