100,000 young Britons pushed into unemployment by immigrants

British-Conservatism · 21-02-2008, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by akoud

thats ain't true .. there is nothing easy in this country than to find a job when you are british ! but the fact that the british don't want to work is true
the governement has loads of work in this country and britons don't like to work , nothing but to welcome immigrants to do the job. cause the job has to be done ..
i don't believe hundred thousand were pushed by immigrants , this ain't right

The White British according to the last census have the highest rate of employment of any ethnic group in the UK.

British-Conservatism · 21-02-2008, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by tito

You are not speaking to a collectivist, Robin, groups have no common interest. As with everything that happens in a free market, some people benefit and others do not, the key is to adapt to put yourself in the best position for the market.

You are correct, I do not feel a common bond with my compatriots. I am polite to those I haven't met, and I choose my friends, but I am certainly not the brothers or kin of any individual I have not chosen to be so. I am an objectivist. I feel we should cut back on immigration (in the current illiberal system) not for the benefit of people I do not know, but for the benefit of my wallet which will have to pay for the immoral benefits handed out to the newcomers.

Immigration may well be depressing wages, but that is a natural progression, that less skilled jobs become less valuable and eventually valueless. Nobody is paid less than they want to be, unless they don't know the difference between want and irrational wishing.

Which people of the nation? With more immigration (And no socialism, might I add) my father would become wealthier, he owns a business. However, me and my mother would likely become poorer (unless we adapted.) I work unskilled part time, and my mother is a dental nurse.

I still haven't brought in the golden bullet however. In a true free market there are always more jobs than people.

If you do not have a common interest you will not survive that is a lesson of history the market will not save you.

tito · 21-02-2008, 11:08 PM

I don't expect the market to save me. The market is a mechanism by which I will make myself prosperous.

Englishwoman · 23-02-2008, 11:36 AM

If the minimum wage was raised to a level that the indigenous population could afford to live by and the "voluntary" jobless were deprived of their benefits there would be a marked increase in the jobs taken up. The level at which income tax is payable should also be raised in stages. The taxpayer is not only funding job seeker's allowance and other benefits but the administration which has proved to be inefficient. The short sightedness of politicians has caused this mess and it is only going to get worse. My son's small business has gone to the wall because he cannot afford to compete with Eastern European low rates when he has a business tax and insurance, and overheads to pay. He and his wife cannot start a family because they are struggling to pay their mortgage, bills and council tax. I have advised him to emigrate because this country is no longer fit for the hardworking English.

Hartlepool · 23-02-2008, 12:26 PM

Lets hope they dont have to leave and that their business picks up a lot very soon.

There is a battle going on to change all this disproportionate taxing and funding to keep the idle and others comfortable in this country,tell your Son and his Wife to hang in there if they can.

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23-02-2008, 11:36 AM	#74 (permalink)
Englishwoman Newbie Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Epsom, Surrey Posts: 5	If the minimum wage was raised to a level that the indigenous population could afford to live by and the "voluntary" jobless were deprived of their benefits there would be a marked increase in the jobs taken up. The level at which income tax is payable should also be raised in stages. The taxpayer is not only funding job seeker's allowance and other benefits but the administration which has proved to be inefficient. The short sightedness of politicians has caused this mess and it is only going to get worse. My son's small business has gone to the wall because he cannot afford to compete with Eastern European low rates when he has a business tax and insurance, and overheads to pay. He and his wife cannot start a family because they are struggling to pay their mortgage, bills and council tax. I have advised him to emigrate because this country is no longer fit for the hardworking English.

23-02-2008, 12:26 PM	#75 (permalink)
Hartlepool Uber Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North East England Posts: 6,409	Lets hope they dont have to leave and that their business picks up a lot very soon. There is a battle going on to change all this disproportionate taxing and funding to keep the idle and others comfortable in this country,tell your Son and his Wife to hang in there if they can.