Clegg's immigration policy is totally ridiculous. For one, his amnesty is disgraceful. It gives out a message of acceptance rather than intolerance which is really disheartening. His "local immigration" policy is completely unenforceable. Migrants will move around as they see fit. Any attempt to police that will cost more damn money and be a complete waste of time.
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UK PoliGAF: General election thread of LibCon Coalitionage
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brain_stew
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Wtf!?
The BBC actually have the BNP on now.
The BBC actually have the BNP on now.
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brain_stew said:
The BNP? Wait aren't they essential the Nazi party of England?
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Dark Machine said:
Exactly. It is pretty much an extension of the limits that visas already have, such as hours per week you can work, hours per week you have to go to english language school etc. depending on the type of visa you have. If you have a working visa, you would be sponsered most likely from a company based in a certain area, if you have an education visa, you would be going to a school ina certain town/city, so it shouldn't really cause problems. It won't restrict your movement around the country whilst you are not at school/work.
The only people this would effect to any degree would be asylum seekers I would have thought and putting them in places where there is room will only work to give them a better life in the long run.
brain_stew
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FabCam said:
Why would skilled workers move to somewhere when they can't be employed or receive any benefits. The location thing is for people that have secured a legitimate job so that Doctor's get located to the places where they're needed.
Help me GAF, I think I'm being hypnotised by this guy's eyebrows.
Sky's handling of this has been terrible; camerawork reminiscent of late 90's ITV sports coverage.
Overall, I actually think it's pretty even between all 3. This debate wasn't as good as the previous one though; repeating questions, really? But still, each leader came across as, well, a politician. No more, no less.
Sky's handling of this has been terrible; camerawork reminiscent of late 90's ITV sports coverage.
Overall, I actually think it's pretty even between all 3. This debate wasn't as good as the previous one though; repeating questions, really? But still, each leader came across as, well, a politician. No more, no less.
brain_stew
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Manos: The Hans of Fate said:
Yes.
travisbickle
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I didn't understand the Polish PM comment from Cameron?
Was it "there's one of your allies gone from the EU, hey lads!!"?
Was it "there's one of your allies gone from the EU, hey lads!!"?
Dark Machine
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Acheteedo said:
Source? it wasn't supposed to be out till 10 dead.
jamieson87
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The Tories better not win this election.
I thought Brown did pretty well actually. He seemed stable.
I thought Brown did pretty well actually. He seemed stable.
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Parl said:
Let me guess they don't like Jews too do they?
Acheteedo said:
I feel this is a much more accurate reflection of the debate. I think Brown was strong but lost a hundred supporters every time he said the words "ID cards" - even if they aren't specifically the ones that were found to be so unpopular. The British public is fickle and Brown should know this best of all.
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Kowak said:
I get it, bit harsh from Cameron.
Also who are the right wing nutcases Cameron's been siding with?
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NekoFever said:
Isn't that the same crap the people in the Islamic Extremist community say too? :lol
Well its good to see two very different groups come to mutual understandings. :lol
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