You’re absolutely correct. My mum moved to Australia, my best friend is an English woman who is extremely talented and industrious in the construction industry and she’s struggling to come to Australia because of a drink driving charge in 2010. So my mum worked hard to come here. My best friend is struggling to come here, and people who refuse to work or learn English to communicate with locals are seemingly welcomed with open arms.
Exactly! I got my diploma of nursing from Australia but couldn't apply for a visa to return because I come from Malaysia which is infamous for overstaying their visa. My track record is good and have never over stayed my visa, paid taxes and done lots of volunteers work. But I can't get back to Australia because I don't have a full time job BECAUSE I couldn't apply for Australian nursing registration overseas (their law) which affects my career even in my home country. If I want to be illegal immigrant, I would've just over stay my visa the first 2x I visited the country 😢
I feel genuinely bad for the average British citizen that is getting absolutely no support from their alleged leadership. They are a detriment to the country. The people and everything that the UK once so proudly and prominently stood for.
Like what exactly, colonialism, dishonesty, royalty? England has an I'm alright Jack culture. Our grandparents who fought in the war, certainly weren't that way. Thank God, or we'd all be speaking German
Poverty is not merely the consequence of the greed of the rich; it is a political tool to marginalize whole segments of the population. As more and more of the population is marginalized, obviously, decision-making is increasingly going to be in the hands of fewer and fewer people, and it will be in the hands of people whose interests and world view differ radically from the masses. Poverty is ultimately about political exclusion, not just financial deprivation.
@@mohamedali2858 When the poor marginalized grow in numbers, sooner or later IN THEORY they become able to win elections and adjust the balance. It is sad to see that large parts of poor emarginalized voters support governments that are actually their worst enemies. All this out of sheer ignorance and laziness.
As an Italian, that's literally what's happening! They go by boat to find those immigrants because "it's the right thing to do". Then they don't want to get processed, most of them become criminals anyway, don't want to neither work nor learn the language. They do as if that's their home. So frustrating.
Absolutely right. My wife is Colombian, we have 2 children together and every 3 yeasr we have to jump through hoops to extend her residency yet others rock up, abuse asylum rules and then bring over all extended family members and get given the kitchen sink. It just doesn't add up.
There is no seperation in Islam. Its it's own state. . Gaslighting people with "phobias" is morally and ethically disingenuous when dealing with a foriegn agent who's comming to make trouble inside our country.
They come in seeking asylum, mercy and favour. Once they are in, they seek rights, then demand a rightful place, while try to increase their position of influence, they take rallies shouting all-low-who-oak-bore. As soon as they realize, they are able to influence power, they start to dictate terms. Once when they are in majority they treat the neighbours who didn't agree with their ways and means with violence and threat. They would not remember how they came and how kind was their hosts to welcome them. Those who wake up would save their lives, families and nation. If not regret would be very painful!
It certainly is illegal to enter a country without that countries permission. They can certainly claim asylum. They may even deserve asylum, but they shouldn't be allowed in without going through the same process as someone who applies with out committing a crime. The should be put in the same queue for asylum seekers as anyone else. If they don't like being in detention then perhaps they could go back where they came from?
@@perfectlyinsane1376 The UK is a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, and so we agree to process anyone who claims asylum here, we don't arrest them. You may not like that but that doesn't make it illegal. As for detention centres, we only have them because the Tories have defunded the asylum system deliberately in order to create a backlog so they can blame their failures on immigrants, just like always.
@@alexpetrie2327 Nothing I said disagrees with that convention. That doesn't mean you are required to have people you do not know, people who entered the country illegally, walking around freely. Detaining those people until such a time as their claim can be processed doesn't contradict that idea at all. That convention says nothing about allowing people to enter any country without permission. You seem to think you were refuting something I said. I never suggested people seeking asylum shouldn't be given asylum if deserved.
It’s not the same thing dude. People who go to the UK on boats are not visiting. They are taking that risk hoping for a better life. It’s despair that motivates them, not a friendly visit.
Exactly it is not the same thing. One is a upright citizen wanting to visit the place just for a little time legally. No matter what happens he will leave again. The other is letting someone you have no clue about to stay indefinitely in your country without the chance to sent him back again. Ludicrous
@@fallennarcotic6981 If the situation was reversed you’d be doing the same thing too. If you had happened to be born in a place where there is poverty and fear, you’d try to get out of there too. You’d be an illegal migrant too if your circumstances in a particular place became desperate enough.
@@ervinlima9678 I never said anything about that. I’m saying the country itself is responsible for imposing its standards or law. And it is responsible to know who’s coming to them. I know there are desperate people but there are also people just wanting to harm others. Stop coming at me with strawmans pleade
And how is this going to improve anything? You just want to open the Door to every person with bad intentions, wanted criminals, spies, agents of disrupts, to roam freely in your country ? Oh wait its already the case in europe and it doesn't work... 500% more stabbing from strangers in my country in 10 years. How childish are you to think every human is perfectly pure and innocent with no malice ? The same persons will be stabbing, r.ping, robbing, dealing hard drugs even if you decriminalize their migrant status. It will just motivate more undesirable people to come. Life is not the teletubbies show man.. You never ask to the countries that send us the trash they dont want to do the same ... go preach in algeria or Niger about this. Go ask them to open their borders. What do you think, they are too happy européen leftists nitwits want to welcome their criminals and useless or dangerous citizens. No we need a strict immigration policy that will reward the honnest peole that choose the legal way of entry and will be beneficial both to them and to our societies and are genuinely hapoy to become one of us
AND REGARDLESS of we want to debate people's morality without actually knowing the individual, there are many instances when these "asylum seekers" very clearly have different ideals than what we want in the western world.
Right on! When countries make legal immigration more difficult than illegal immigration, they're discouraging some of the people they really do want in their country--the people who have the most respect for the legal processes in the country they are coming to. 🫤
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You’re absolutely correct. My mum moved to Australia, my best friend is an English woman who is extremely talented and industrious in the construction industry and she’s struggling to come to Australia because of a drink driving charge in 2010. So my mum worked hard to come here. My best friend is struggling to come here, and people who refuse to work or learn English to communicate with locals are seemingly welcomed with open arms.
Exactly! I got my diploma of nursing from Australia but couldn't apply for a visa to return because I come from Malaysia which is infamous for overstaying their visa.
My track record is good and have never over stayed my visa, paid taxes and done lots of volunteers work. But I can't get back to Australia because I don't have a full time job BECAUSE I couldn't apply for Australian nursing registration overseas (their law) which affects my career even in my home country. If I want to be illegal immigrant, I would've just over stay my visa the first 2x I visited the country 😢
@@cher1z4rd but you ain't Australian citizen are you??
She’s a criminal 😂😂😂😭😭
The problem is Islam. Its not just a religion. Its a political system
Truly, the separation of church and State is a wonderful thing.
It's a mystery why this guy thinks the general public are too bigoted and dumb to be asked their opinions
@@exweized3595 Human beings who choose "submission" are.
Prove that...sound more like Zionism to me
So is judaeism and catholicism.
I feel genuinely bad for the average British citizen that is getting absolutely no support from their alleged leadership. They are a detriment to the country. The people and everything that the UK once so proudly and prominently stood for.
The "average british citizen" votes the government he wants and he ultimately deserves.
Like what exactly, colonialism, dishonesty, royalty? England has an I'm alright Jack culture. Our grandparents who fought in the war, certainly weren't that way.
Thank God, or we'd all be speaking German
You mean colonialism??
Poverty is not merely the consequence of the greed of the rich; it is a political tool to marginalize whole segments of the population. As more and more of the population is marginalized, obviously, decision-making is increasingly going to be in the hands of fewer and fewer people, and it will be in the hands of people whose interests and world view differ radically from the masses.
Poverty is ultimately about political exclusion, not just financial deprivation.
@@mohamedali2858 When the poor marginalized grow in numbers, sooner or later IN THEORY they become able to win elections and adjust the balance. It is sad to see that large parts of poor emarginalized voters support governments that are actually their worst enemies. All this out of sheer ignorance and laziness.
Totally agree.
Yes I come to UK 17 years ago and I agree 💯% .
It's about time you learned the simple past tense then, isn't it?
And it doesn't, immigration is a life long commitment on both sides. Legal immigrants should come second to line-jumpers or worse.
As an Italian, that's literally what's happening! They go by boat to find those immigrants because "it's the right thing to do". Then they don't want to get processed, most of them become criminals anyway, don't want to neither work nor learn the language. They do as if that's their home. So frustrating.
'Most' of them become criminals? Like most Italians in America join the mafia?
Absolutely right. My wife is Colombian, we have 2 children together and every 3 yeasr we have to jump through hoops to extend her residency yet others rock up, abuse asylum rules and then bring over all extended family members and get given the kitchen sink. It just doesn't add up.
We should invent something called Borders. And invent something like an application process for asylum.
So true
There is no seperation in Islam. Its it's own state. . Gaslighting people with "phobias" is morally and ethically disingenuous when dealing with a foriegn agent who's comming to make trouble inside our country.
Enoch Powell was right
They come in seeking asylum, mercy and favour. Once they are in, they seek rights, then demand a rightful place, while try to increase their position of influence, they take rallies shouting all-low-who-oak-bore. As soon as they realize, they are able to influence power, they start to dictate terms. Once when they are in majority they treat the neighbours who didn't agree with their ways and means with violence and threat. They would not remember how they came and how kind was their hosts to welcome them.
Those who wake up would save their lives, families and nation. If not regret would be very painful!
Does that remind you of something similar but more hostile and violent??
May be like colonialism?
I trust no one in a suit.
Entering a country and claiming asylum isnt illegal, it's a basic human right. You can keep saying it's illegal but it simply isn't.
You cannot enter a country illegally the same as you cannot just walk into someones house and start living there.
It certainly is illegal to enter a country without that countries permission.
They can certainly claim asylum. They may even deserve asylum, but they shouldn't be allowed in without going through the same process as someone who applies with out committing a crime.
The should be put in the same queue for asylum seekers as anyone else.
If they don't like being in detention then perhaps they could go back where they came from?
@@perfectlyinsane1376 The UK is a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, and so we agree to process anyone who claims asylum here, we don't arrest them.
You may not like that but that doesn't make it illegal.
As for detention centres, we only have them because the Tories have defunded the asylum system deliberately in order to create a backlog so they can blame their failures on immigrants, just like always.
@@alexpetrie2327 Nothing I said disagrees with that convention.
That doesn't mean you are required to have people you do not know, people who entered the country illegally, walking around freely.
Detaining those people until such a time as their claim can be processed doesn't contradict that idea at all.
That convention says nothing about allowing people to enter any country without permission.
You seem to think you were refuting something I said. I never suggested people seeking asylum shouldn't be given asylum if deserved.
It’s not the same thing dude. People who go to the UK on boats are not visiting. They are taking that risk hoping for a better life. It’s despair that motivates them, not a friendly visit.
Exactly it is not the same thing. One is a upright citizen wanting to visit the place just for a little time legally. No matter what happens he will leave again. The other is letting someone you have no clue about to stay indefinitely in your country without the chance to sent him back again. Ludicrous
@@fallennarcotic6981
If the situation was reversed you’d be doing the same thing too. If you had happened to be born in a place where there is poverty and fear, you’d try to get out of there too. You’d be an illegal migrant too if your circumstances in a particular place became desperate enough.
@@ervinlima9678 I never said anything about that. I’m saying the country itself is responsible for imposing its standards or law. And it is responsible to know who’s coming to them. I know there are desperate people but there are also people just wanting to harm others. Stop coming at me with strawmans pleade
Agreed
Maybe because your mother would have to come from Putin’s country, so visa denied. Totally makes sense.
Dumb logic
His mother is the wrong shade and has the wrong beliefs
He’s Russian. What shade is that other than white?
@@alicejohn7316exactly, white os the wrong shade, if you are brown or black you are welcome
@@alicejohn7316 Now you're getting it.
Decriminalize all "illegal" immigration and implement complete freedom of movement. It's the only humane course of action.
And how is this going to improve anything? You just want to open the Door to every person with bad intentions, wanted criminals, spies, agents of disrupts, to roam freely in your country ? Oh wait its already the case in europe and it doesn't work... 500% more stabbing from strangers in my country in 10 years.
How childish are you to think every human is perfectly pure and innocent with no malice ? The same persons will be stabbing, r.ping, robbing, dealing hard drugs even if you decriminalize their migrant status. It will just motivate more undesirable people to come. Life is not the teletubbies show man..
You never ask to the countries that send us the trash they dont want to do the same ... go preach in algeria or Niger about this. Go ask them to open their borders. What do you think, they are too happy européen leftists nitwits want to welcome their criminals and useless or dangerous citizens.
No we need a strict immigration policy that will reward the honnest peole that choose the legal way of entry and will be beneficial both to them and to our societies and are genuinely hapoy to become one of us
Nothing says "humane" like the spreading of the woman hating death cult!! DDEEERRRRPPPP
AND REGARDLESS of we want to debate people's morality without actually knowing the individual, there are many instances when these "asylum seekers" very clearly have different ideals than what we want in the western world.
It makes no sense.
Right on! When countries make legal immigration more difficult than illegal immigration, they're discouraging some of the people they really do want in their country--the people who have the most respect for the legal processes in the country they are coming to. 🫤
Legal immigration is always going to be harder than illegal. The illegal immigrant does nothing!