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Sentences too harsh!

Wisbech Eagle said:
If you say so!

I reserve judgment until I see some evidence, which I haven't yet. The only expertise I have seen is that of bs, and even that needs to be learned.

I think you will find Mozart died in 1791. I know I am old but even I was around then so I have to rely on reports, but if you know better then you are both experts. Him on music and longevity and you on the aforementioned bs.

A little-known fact was that he was known, to his most intimate friends, as Tricky Dicky, for reasons best left to the imagination.
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Another string to his bow?
 
Rudi Hedman said:
The image everyone on here has of you must be hilarious.
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Do you think that is either identical, matters or that I care?

I can assure you I don’t care at all. In fact my opinion of the right wing cohort that dominates these pages, cuddling together in mutual admiration of extremely unpleasant views, means the less they regard me the more certain I am of my opinions.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
Do you think that is either identical, matters or that I care?

I can assure you I don’t care at all. In fact my opinion of the right wing cohort that dominates these pages, cuddling together in mutual admiration of extremely unpleasant views, means the less they regard me the more certain I am of my opinions.
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Claiming anyone who disagrees is part of some mythical right wing cohort might be comforting but it just isn't true.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
Again, you don’t need the amount of people entering the country each year to fill those vacancies, or perhaps we need to find new industries like car washes, nail bars and empty barbershops that pay zero tax.

And on illegal immigration. It’s not only that but benefit culture. The amount of unemployment in places like Tower Hamlets etc is shocking. But we seem to need or let more people in to do it.

And housing. Labour plan to build 1.5 million homes or 300,000 each year. They won’t come close to that. Everyone in the games says so. Those numbers won’t even cover the current need and demand, yet we’re increasing the population unnecessarily so much every year. But don’t worry, ‘operation scatter’ will solve it.
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How do you work out that we don’t need them? You are just yet another keyboard expert, consuming conspiracy theories every day?

If we were able to get the feckless back to work things could be different, but that’s a separate issue. So too are pockets of unemployment and deprivation. Important though they may be they are separate issues.

Providing sufficient housing and infrastructure is at least now being treated seriously with practical efforts being made on planning and arrangements with councils. There’s no easy or immediate fix but it’s an improvement.
 
Teddy Eagle said:
Claiming anyone who disagrees is part of some mythical right wing cohort might be comforting but it just isn't true.
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The right wing cohort here is far from mythical.

Like the one that instigated the recent riots there’s no overall structure. Just a loose association between those with similar attitudes finding common ground in a self congratulatory echo chamber.

I don’t though claim everyone who disagrees is a member. I don’t think you are for starters, but that’s also the finish.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
We don't need any at all.

We can further understaff the hospitals, increase the strain on those who remain, my wife being one of them already working 6, 10 and 1/2 hour shifts each week, and induce a total collapse of our health service. People will not get treated, suffer pain, distress and early death.

We can leave our streets and offices uncleaned, further exacerbating the problem.

We can allow fruit and vegetables to go unpicked and import what is needed to sustain us, thus further increasing the national debt.

Yes, it's a choice. Just not one that makes any sense.

We need people to keep the economy functioning—people who pay taxes just like everyone else. Of course, people, whoever they are, require the supporting infrastructure.

Complaints about immigration are misplaced. Illegal immigration is a scourge that needs to be dealt with effectively. Legal migration is not. It's a fact of life in today's world.

What so many are really concerned about is the way that this is managed and I don't for a moment defend what we have done or that it cannot be improved.
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So you are 80 and your mrs is still working 60 hour weeks. Something not adding up !
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
How do you work out that we don’t need them? You are just yet another keyboard expert, consuming conspiracy theories every day?

If we were able to get the feckless back to work things could be different, but that’s a separate issue. So too are pockets of unemployment and deprivation. Important though they may be they are separate issues.

Providing sufficient housing and infrastructure is at least now being treated seriously with practical efforts being made on planning and arrangements with councils. There’s no easy or immediate fix but it’s an improvement.
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It won’t even touch the sides.

We don’t need 700,000 net migration every year that also adds to the shortage of housing. Just more left wing stupidity.

I spoke to a woman recently. Her partner is black and her kids are mixed race so she’s unlikely to be racist, not that you should need to explain that. An unemployed female Muslim neighbour of hers has been offered 9 council homes but she’s turned all of them down because they aren’t close enough to her mosque. I thought there would be rules on that. Having to take what’s offered after a certain amount, or to the back of the queue (for your priority category probably) you go. This white British woman I spoke to thinks the obvious about this and knows her family will never be offered anything.
 
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Rudi Hedman said:
This is the reality of our immigration and housing problems, not what some globalist thinks 250 miles away in rural England.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1837112173962637320
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I know plenty of single British born men who can't even get on the council housing list let alone be offered a place. Then there are the homeless servicemen, shabbily treated by our governments.

This lady came to the UK to escape persecution not pick out a nice 4 bed semi detached.
 
Badger11 said:
I know plenty of single British born men who can't even get on the council housing list let alone be offered a place. Then there are the homeless servicemen, shabbily treated by our governments.

This lady came to the UK to escape persecution not pick out a nice 4 bed semi detached.
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You far right nazi. 2TK would give you some time at an HMP somewhere for these vile racist bigoted comments. She can have whatever she wants due to the benefit she is to our society 😂😂😂
Although the wording of the council within the video is a bit tasty if you study it.
 
cryrst said:
So you are 80 and your mrs is still working 60 hour weeks. Something not adding up !
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It adds up perfectly. She has no financial need to work but chooses to because her skills are needed.

Some people are motivated by the desire to serve.

She would prefer not to do so many hours but should she not people would have to wait even longer than they already do. Even now she and her colleagues suffer abuse from some who cannot understand why they must wait. When every clinic is booked solid for a week in advance and all the emergency slots are taken there’s nothing that can be done. If anyone goes sick clinics must be cancelled.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
It won’t even touch the sides.

We don’t need 700,000 net migration every year that also adds to the shortage of housing. Just more left wing stupidity.

I spoke to a woman recently. Her partner is black and her kids are mixed race so she’s unlikely to be racist, not that you should need to explain that. An unemployed female Muslim neighbour of hers has been offered 9 council homes but she’s turned all of them down because they aren’t close enough to her mosque. I thought there would be rules on that. Having to take what’s offered after a certain amount, or to the back of the queue (for your priority category probably) you go. This white British woman I spoke to thinks the obvious about this and knows her family will never be offered anything.
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There are rules about it, so far as I am aware. Refuse suitable accommodation and you risk being removed from the list. Those 9 homes won’t stand empty for long though, so it’s not a big deal.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
It adds up perfectly. She has no financial need to work but chooses to because her skills are needed.

Some people are motivated by the desire to serve.

She would prefer not to do so many hours but should she not people would have to wait even longer than they already do. Even now she and her colleagues suffer abuse from some who cannot understand why they must wait. When every clinic is booked solid for a week in advance and all the emergency slots are taken there’s nothing that can be done. If anyone goes sick clinics must be cancelled.
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Close the country down for months on end and it's likely to create a backlog.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
This is the reality of our immigration and housing problems, not what some globalist thinks 250 miles away in rural England.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1837112173962637320
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She needs to be taken aside by her community leaders and taught lessons in diplomacy and tact. It just proves that a sense of entitlement exists everywhere.

You have to wonder what fairy stories of streets of gold were told to her when she agreed to pay the gang who brought her.
 
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