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6 May, 2012 at 12:02 am #495430
Pepper..get a life ffs! :roll:
5 May, 2012 at 9:16 pm #495397@(f)politics? wrote:
maybe terry was trying to be racist with his initial comment.
I’m more interested in economism. :roll:
5 May, 2012 at 9:11 pm #495394@pepsi wrote:
I agree with you Poli.
In addition…. Terry do you have to point the finger at just one group. It’s hardly fair!
I’m just giving my opinion as to why this generation will be worse off than previous generations.
5 May, 2012 at 8:59 pm #495603My camera.
5 May, 2012 at 8:41 pm #495384@(f)politics? wrote:
havent we swerved off topic a bit ?
The next generation will be worse off than their parents because there are less opportunites;
a) in employment.
The job market has been flooded by over 1,000,000 east Europeans. The shortage of jobs is forcing wages down.b) in housing.
There’s now a shortage of housing due mainly to east Europeans needing somewhere to live. As a result of the high demand accommodation costs more than it used to.I just feel that the EU doesn’t make life easier for anyone. Unless you’re from eastern Europe.
5 May, 2012 at 8:31 pm #495382@Sgt Pepper wrote:
Take it easy now Telboy [-X
People have defended your right to make statements and not have them dismissed on this very thread.
Try not to undo all that with some of your more vicious trips to the Dark Side huh broseph?You are so annoyingly patronising at times. :roll:
5 May, 2012 at 8:18 pm #495380@wordsworth60 wrote:
A referendum in 1975 supported membership of the EEC.
The EU is very different to the EEC as you well know.
We’re not allowed a referendum in this country for one simple reason. The nation would vote against it. We want out as a nation. So do the citizens of every other european country.
5 May, 2012 at 8:10 pm #495377@(f)politics? wrote:
Don’t rubbish the whole thing terry, there are some good points, dissect and discuss (i’ll read the debate quietly) :D
Sorry pol, but I don’t have the time or energy to discuss politics with people who haven’t a clue what they’re talking about.
Gordon Brown didn’t have a clue and sceptical guy seems to be sharing the same metaphorical lifeboat with him as this country sinks into the depths of oblivion just like The Titanic did,5 May, 2012 at 8:02 pm #495374@eve wrote:
U do seem to be very adamant in your own opinions Terry. You have every right to hold them and express them but surely not the right to denigrate the opinions of others?
It’s important to have an opinion eve. I don’t agree with panda, sceptical guy or poli. That’s life I’m afraid.
5 May, 2012 at 7:55 pm #495373Nice one Sgt.
It appears that freedom of speech is frowned upon by some members of JC just as it is in the wider world.
Le Pen is popular because her opinions are shared by millions of French people, who feel powerless before the huge transformations that immigration has wrought on their communities.
They have meanwhile been politically, culturally and, most of all, linguistically excluded from all the conversations on this issue, which were throughout monopolised by the politico-media elites.
They simply do not understand how their own neighbourhoods could be so transformed without their voices even being heard, never mind being respected.
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