milodon:
Well I’m sure you could ask many questions and not understand the answers, as the way we are built as humans means it’s easier to blame everything on a common fiend, rather than accept the harsh and unpleasant truth. The big picture is also harder to look at than what’s beneath ones own nose.The hungarian doing the same job for the same wage is a paradigm, isn’t it? I mean, in one post the bloody flipflops are dragging the wages down/working for peanuts/etc and in the next, they’re doing the same job for the same dosh? How perplexing.
But to answer your question, the hungarian is doing the UK economy a huge favour by coming to work halfway across Europe, to subsidize a diminishing workforce. He pays taxes, doesn’t take sickdays, doesn’t claim dole and if you’re really lucky, he will dismiss the silly dribble that gets spouted about him and others, who have come to work and moves his wife and their children to ol’ blighty for good. The taxes he pays will also help to bear the load of the council estate, housed by Johnny, 26, his five children, similar amount of teeth and a weeks worth of job experience in his whole life. And those unemployed muslims.
You, on the other hand, are of course a valuable asset to the economy, but that should be a given. You should also have more than two children, for that is what is needed for the continued wellbeing of the nation - what I talked about earlier in regards to growing the taxbase to accommodate a growing economy. But you would rather ignore this socio-economical pillar of society, as it is much easier for a family to bring up one child instead of three. Hence hedonism. And thus the condescending remarks towards people who have done their duty - “breeding like rabbits”. Much easier to mock them, than to face up to your own responsibilities, eh?
It really is not rocket science. 1.9 children per woman does not equate to a sustainable economy. Unfortunately the disparity will not be made up by folk from Switzerland and Quebec, or maybe then the outcry will be over all those bilingual overqualified fit people
lol well I’m glad I’m in your good books as I have 3 children never been on the dole never been on the sick and started work at 16, wasn’t blaming our woes on anyone just questioning a statement that is often made by people who are pro immigration that the locals are all work shy loafers whilst all immigrants are the best thing since sliced bread something that is blatantly not true all societies have their good and bad. Economists only see things in monetary value without looking further than the £ signs so to them all immigration is good without looking at the wider effects that it has on the indigenous population.