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U.K.'s new child slavery problem

Stupidity annoys me.
You raised the issue of immigration per se; you continue to confuse (either because you genuinely don't understand or because it suits you) facts and opinion; you claim that you know what "every" newspaper and political TV programme says on the issue (and an awful lot of radio shows).

Either you're a liar or just write things without putting your brain into gear first.


"Home Office Minister Liam Byrne 2006 said that, while immigration has been good for the country in general, it needed to be controlled."

"In a written statement to Parliament, Home Secretary John Reid called for 'managed migration'. Global movement is a fact of life, he said, but he added that he wants 'to ensure that the immigration system is both effective and fair."


The Government still has 'open door' approach to immigration.....
http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do?def=news.story.page&obj_id=140433
http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do?def=news.story.page&obj_id=140521
http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do?def=news.story.page&obj_id=140423

How many more links do you need.
 
I'm a pragmatist – and a pragmatic capitalist, at that. But capitalism is a crackpot system.

How about a planned economy, based on the needs of all society and not just big business (although not excluding business)? That might be interesting. How about one that didn't involve the frankly farcical shares? As I said earlier, it's a casino?

Can it really be that we can only manage money, international finance, through gambling? We can send people to the moon, but we can't think of a fairer and more rational way to manage money?

On a day-to-day basis, do you work out what you can spend or invest by gambling? Would you consider that sensible in terms of your household finances?

Then you have outrageous and silly things like two million lazy deadbeats living off other people's money needlessly. An honest and shrunken government would force deadbeats to work...to an extent.
 
Then you have outrageous and silly things like two million lazy deadbeats living off other people's money needlessly.[/URL] An honest and shrunken government would force deadbeats to work...to an extent.

If only it were as easy at that.

Many of these people are cheating the system. Many will be working for cash in hand (the Black economy) and claiming benefits at the same time. That is the Governments fault for not having a proper system in place to stop this fraud.

Others have no skill or qualifications; maybe because they never had a qualifications or maybe because they were made redundant and can't get a job that pays as well, and all they will get going back to work is a low paid job that will not pay enough to support them, so they will have to claim benefits to top their wage up anyway. And they find that after a weeks work their take home pay less working expenses are not much more that the benefits they are receiving.

The minimum wage in the Uk was introduced by this Government and is to low. If you take a job with just above the minimum wage, for example, work in a supermarket, it would be as a second income because your partner is the main breadwinner. That’s how Asda, Tesco, Walmart etc. get away with paying so little.

If you are the main breadwinner or a single person in the Uk working for a low wage you need benefits to survive. If you are a foreign worker here you don't claim benefits but our minimum wage per hour is equal to five times the amount you would earn in your own country.

The Government will not put these people back to work just to save benefit money, it's all rhetoric. All this would achieve is taking them off benefits and adding them to the unemployed register where they would claim unemployment benefit and add to the unemployed figures.......which the government don't want.

The answer................pay a proper wage for a proper days work and when people see that they would be much better off working they will work.
 
I find funny to see how a debat about child slavery in UK end up as one on immigration control.The probleme not being children slavery,but the fact that it is in England!
 
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