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Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on April 20, 2015, 10:09:39 pmGloster. You can't answer the question of whether you'd have given someone asylum from the gas chambers?We, as I said are living in different times, the Jewish asylum question was a European problem and I support a European answer to that question. This is an African problem an Asian problem which will only be solved by the African and Asian nations sorting out their own problem.Let's face it why let anyone into this country of ours, irrespective out their colour, race or creed, the NHS is creaking at its seems and there is not enough money to fun it properly, there are not enough school places to allow children to go to schools they want to and we have a housing shortage.
Gloster. You can't answer the question of whether you'd have given someone asylum from the gas chambers?
Quote from: glosterred on April 20, 2015, 09:48:08 pmShould Europe be solving Africa's problems?I would argue that, on a human level, we shouldn't just ignore the plights of thousands upon thousands of people. I just believe that we have a responsibility to all the citizens who share the same rock we spin around on. We can and should do better.However, another way of looking at it is that the reason why Libya is in such a state now is that we cruised in there to topple Gaddafi (*cough* OIL *cough*) and then left the whole country in such a state that many of its inhabitants are trying to flee the country to avoid certain death. So I kind of think that, given that we helped make this mess, we ought to try our best to fix it.
Should Europe be solving Africa's problems?
Nige hasn't been silent: he said he'd welcome them. I didn't have him down as such a card-carrying leftie.
They should be put into the proper asylum process of whichever country rescues them. If that's us, fine.
If refer the honourable gentleman to the answer I gave earlier. 'We' that is the richer nations of the UN sort the problem out at source. If we don't, then there will always be a refugee/migrant problem. If only you was clever like wot I is.
Quote from: Glyn_Wigley on April 21, 2015, 02:28:37 pmThey should be put into the proper asylum process of whichever country rescues them. If that's us, fine.That's not very fair on Italy and Greece is it? I think you'll find that most people that land in Italy and Greece don't want to stay there. A lot of them quite like the idea of coming to the UK. Italy and Greece seem quite keen on helping them with that objective. What say you to that?
Quote from: IC1967 on April 21, 2015, 03:33:45 pmQuote from: Glyn_Wigley on April 21, 2015, 02:28:37 pmThey should be put into the proper asylum process of whichever country rescues them. If that's us, fine.That's not very fair on Italy and Greece is it? I think you'll find that most people that land in Italy and Greece don't want to stay there. A lot of them quite like the idea of coming to the UK. Italy and Greece seem quite keen on helping them with that objective. What say you to that?I've given my answer. Your answer to your own question is conspicuous by its absence.
Quote from: Glyn_Wigley on April 21, 2015, 07:25:01 pmQuote from: IC1967 on April 21, 2015, 03:33:45 pmQuote from: Glyn_Wigley on April 21, 2015, 02:28:37 pmThey should be put into the proper asylum process of whichever country rescues them. If that's us, fine.That's not very fair on Italy and Greece is it? I think you'll find that most people that land in Italy and Greece don't want to stay there. A lot of them quite like the idea of coming to the UK. Italy and Greece seem quite keen on helping them with that objective. What say you to that?I've given my answer. Your answer to your own question is conspicuous by its absence.I beg your pardon. Have you not read my previous post? Look. Your answer needs fleshing out a bit more. For example do you think the Royal Navy should be patrolling 24/7? What should our level of involvement be?
Adolph, as you believe it will take 2000 deaths to stop migrants coming across the Mediterranean - how many people died crossing it last year? And how many so far this?
Oh! Wasn't 1,750 so far this year was it Wilts? Plus the 800 or 900 this week of course. Is that yet another research failure then Mick? Soft sod. I really cannot comprehend anyone being as unintelligent as you Mick. The repeated and boringly repetitively failures can only point to one conclusion: you are irretrievably stupid. You must be. You've bitten several hands that have made well meaning offers to help you. Well, it's your loss - and, for you, it's a big loss too. BobG
How about scrapping trident and ploughing 80 billion into foreign aid, thus making poorer countries more appealing to their citizens.With an SNP\ Labour coalition, featuring naughty Nicola and cuddly Ed calling the shots, this is a distinct possibility.Get in.
We'd just waste the money on over-priced houses and imported plastic Chinese tat, so best give it away to our brothers and sisters in need.As for repaying the deficit, why bother? It's all just numbers on a fictional balance sheet. We should splash a bit of cash on foreign aid, bump up unemployment benefits, invest in community arts projects and then default on our bond repayments and just chill for a bit.You only live once Mick.
It's just SO relaxing to read these threads yet not see all the shite that, no doubt, our witless friend is pouring out. I see he can't keep his hands off the keyboard again! Lol. Bloke's a w**ker.BobG
Quote from: Snods Shinpad 2 on April 22, 2015, 01:12:55 amWe'd just waste the money on over-priced houses and imported plastic Chinese tat, so best give it away to our brothers and sisters in need.As for repaying the deficit, why bother? It's all just numbers on a fictional balance sheet. We should splash a bit of cash on foreign aid, bump up unemployment benefits, invest in community arts projects and then default on our bond repayments and just chill for a bit.You only live once Mick.If you don't already live there may I suggest a move to Scotland. I feel the policies of the SNP are more in keeping with your philosophy. Hang on a minute. I just realised that you may not have to move after all. Wait until after the election and if Labour win the SNP will make them put your policies into operation.Sorted.
Quote from: IC1967 on April 22, 2015, 09:10:01 amQuote from: Snods Shinpad 2 on April 22, 2015, 01:12:55 amWe'd just waste the money on over-priced houses and imported plastic Chinese tat, so best give it away to our brothers and sisters in need.As for repaying the deficit, why bother? It's all just numbers on a fictional balance sheet. We should splash a bit of cash on foreign aid, bump up unemployment benefits, invest in community arts projects and then default on our bond repayments and just chill for a bit.You only live once Mick.If you don't already live there may I suggest a move to Scotland. I feel the policies of the SNP are more in keeping with your philosophy. Hang on a minute. I just realised that you may not have to move after all. Wait until after the election and if Labour win the SNP will make them put your policies into operation.Sorted.I'm quite happy where I am thanks.As you so sagely point out Mick we are about to experience a tidal wave of no-nonsense, common sense, hardcore leftie policies. This is in reaction to the failed extreme right experiment of the past few years and the realisation by the public that Ukip and their ilk appeal only to the uneducated and those with deeply entrenched personal issues.That we are about to swept away in a joyous tide of hardcore socialist policies is inevitable.Embrace the change Mick.Got it? Get it?Get in.
After reading what I'd put in the leaflet I guarantee many of them would be scared to death to try and come.