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The immigrants are basically harvesting the food that we're eating because Americans are too stuck
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Yes that's true. Even the '"AMERICANS"" who are thinking they are all that, have European
backgrounds. The only real Americans are the native American Indians. |
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Our countries are filling up with immigrants, more and more. They use up our national insurance and
health services and take up jobs.
The ‘immigrant’ as a single entity does not exist. Each person is different. The immigrant
doctor must have a different status to the unemployed or unemployable immigrant. But more than
this, many will take the types of job that the average person does not want. People do not want to
clean toilets, but when someone is willing to pay and you need a job, then you take it if you need
it badly enough.
Immigrants have always given to the countries that they enter. The countries of America and
Australia were built on immigration. Diversity creates development, it does not weaken or dilute,
it builds and improves. If one looks at the theatre and film industry of the United States for
instance. The entire industries were founded and developed by émigré Jews who had escaped
persecution in their own countries. They did not steal or take from their new home, they gave to
it.
Of course there are bad people who enter the country and take take take. However, there are plenty
of British scroungers living off unemployment who just can’t be bothered to get a job. It’s
easy to cast the immigrant foreigner as the bad guy, because it’s difficult to accept our own
people as bad and wrong when it’s easier to choose ‘Johnny Foreigner’. If anyone is starving
the nation, it is the British wasters who take but do not give.
Immigrants do not starve a nation, a nation starves itself by the choices it makes. Immigration
policy may need to be explored but one cannot blame the immigrants. If the government needs to
change its policy, then that is a decision to be made by them. If policy change is required, then a
lack of policy change is the government’s fault. The government therefore is responsible for the
starvation, rather than immigrants themselves. |
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28 Dec 2007 23:25
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