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On and on and on and on.....same argument week in, week out.
The lunatics have taken
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Yes the EU like free movement of people, it helps their neo liberal model. It suits countries like Germany to have an influx of under 25s to improve their working to retired ratio.
Not so good for countries like Lithuania that have lost 25% of their young and skilled workforce.
The EU like young people, they think its best they dont tire themselves out by working in those warm southern European states.
The EU like young people, they think its best they dont tire themselves out by working in those warm southern European states.
Good one
A simple logic for all countries with ageing populations...
And of course if we can't get younger workers from the EU, then we'll have to get them from further away...
Something quitters don't understand
And yet like other former Eastern European / ex Soviet Bloc countries, when their economies improve due to EU membership then those skilled workers return (with more skills) and less young people leave...
A bit like the exodus from the UK when it was the 'sick man' of Europe, and EU subsidies kept us going...
Now of course we just export old people, but then that may well go into reverse if quitters get their way!
That'll do wonders for the 'working to retired ratio'!
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Stick ya linky linky up ya arzy arzy
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Way too many variables to prove a causal link,this side of the second coming,you know that!
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Yes the EU like free movement of people, it helps their neo liberal model. It suits countries like Germany to have an influx of under 25s to improve their working to retired ratio.
Not so good for countries like Lithuania that have lost 25% of their young and skilled workforce.
The EU like young people, they think its best they dont tire themselves out by working in those warm southern European states.
Your knocking EU neo liberalism yet no mention of the Tory party own extreme form of neo liberalism, a tad one sided.
Importing young workers is quicker and cheaper than having to grow your own.
Having smaller families means that people have more disposable income to spend on themselves which gives the illusion of wealth.
Unfortunately the long term consequences are that you have an aging population and not enough young people working and paying taxes to help support the elderly.
Children should be classified as an economic asset rather than a liability, countries like Russia with shrinking populations are now encouraging couples to have more children.
Having smaller families means that people have more disposable income to spend on themselves which gives the illusion of wealth.
Unfortunately the long term consequences are that you have an aging population and not enough young people working and paying taxes to help support the elderly.
Children should be classified as an economic asset rather than a liability, countries like Russia with shrinking populations are now encouraging couples to have more children.
In the event of Brexit solving the demographic imbalance between old and young should be a priority for the government.A simple logic for all countries with ageing populations...
And of course if we can't get younger workers from the EU, then we'll have to get them from further away...
Something quitters don't understand
And yet like other former Eastern European / ex Soviet Bloc countries, when their economies improve due to EU membership then those skilled workers return (with more skills) and less young people leave...
A bit like the exodus from the UK when it was the 'sick man' of Europe, and EU subsidies kept us going...
Now of course we just export old people, but then that may well go into reverse if quitters get their way!
That'll do wonders for the 'working to retired ratio'!
It is just a matter of working out the correct ratio of old to young required to solve the problem.
Families should then be given financial incentives to grow larger families until the correct demographic balance is achieved.
The only other alternative is population replacement by importing young workers from the 3rd world.
Not true.
Simple logic? Its a bit like pyramid selling.
Of course that is trueYour knocking EU neo liberalism yet no mention of the Tory party own extreme form of neo liberalism, a tad one sided.
All the same, my post triggered Ellal
Its like shooting fish in a barrel
A great deal of what people think should be nationalised already is.
Only it's by other countries. Why is it a good idea for foreign states to own our critical infrastructure but not ours?
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