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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2023 14:40:07 GMT
Yes, we know Marxists thrive on political decadence, but it isn't something decent folk would celebrate. |
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Post by see2 on Apr 8, 2023 17:05:43 GMT
Yes, we know Marxists thrive on political decadence, but it isn't something decent folk would celebrate. Nor do decent people wont to "celebrate right-wing political decadence". |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Apr 8, 2023 18:01:15 GMT
...Secondly - all this happened in the immediate aftermath of The Windrush Scandal, and again, a scandal that could have been wholly avoided if the government had done things PROPERLY. What "Windrush Scandal"? That was another load of lefty made up bullshit. |
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Post by see2 on Apr 9, 2023 19:17:20 GMT
...Secondly - all this happened in the immediate aftermath of The Windrush Scandal, and again, a scandal that could have been wholly avoided if the government had done things PROPERLY. What "Windrush Scandal"? That was another load of lefty made up bullshit. LOL talk about 'there are none so blind'. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 9, 2023 19:29:08 GMT
What "Windrush Scandal"? That was another load of lefty made up bullshit. LOL talk about 'there are none so blind'. What exactly was the scandal? Are you of the opinion the benevolent British government should not have allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK? |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 9, 2023 20:57:38 GMT
LOL talk about 'there are none so blind'. What exactly was the scandal? Are you of the opinion the benevolent British government should not have allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK? Well the scandal was that yet another government Department had fucked up (in this instance the Home Office). What makes this instance quite hilarious is that those most outraged about the HO fuck up are the same people who believe that essential services (Water, Power, rail etc) in the UK will be better run by Government Departments...  |
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 9, 2023 21:10:42 GMT
What exactly was the scandal? Are you of the opinion the benevolent British government should not have allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK? Well the scandal was that yet another government Department had fucked up (in this instance the Home Office). What makes this instance quite hilarious is that those most outraged about the HO fuck up are the same people who believe that essential services (Water, Power, rail etc) in the UK will be better run by Government Departments... Yes indeed, which is why I asked See2 if perhaps it might have been better if the benevolent British government had not allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK. |
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Post by wapentake on Apr 9, 2023 21:18:57 GMT
What exactly was the scandal? Are you of the opinion the benevolent British government should not have allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK? Well the scandal was that yet another government Department had fucked up (in this instance the Home Office). What makes this instance quite hilarious is that those most outraged about the HO fuck up are the same people who believe that essential services (Water, Power, rail etc) in the UK will be better run by Government Departments... Do you really think they are run properly by the private sector? |
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Post by Bentley on Apr 9, 2023 21:20:39 GMT
Well the scandal was that yet another government Department had fucked up (in this instance the Home Office). What makes this instance quite hilarious is that those most outraged about the HO fuck up are the same people who believe that essential services (Water, Power, rail etc) in the UK will be better run by Government Departments... Yes indeed, which is why I asked See2 if perhaps it might have been better if the benevolent British government had not allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK. The British government brought then in to undermine the working class . Not only that but politicians of the day knew very well that post war low paid working class would see it as such |
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 9, 2023 21:33:03 GMT
Yes indeed, which is why I asked See2 if perhaps it might have been better if the benevolent British government had not allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK. The British government brought then in to undermine the working class . Not only that but politicians of the day knew very well that post war low paid working class would see it as such I think that's a tad cynical. I mean, I'm no lefty but I think the reason the government allowed indeed encouraged immigration from Jamaica was due to a post war labour shortage. |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 9, 2023 21:39:45 GMT
Well the scandal was that yet another government Department had fucked up (in this instance the Home Office). What makes this instance quite hilarious is that those most outraged about the HO fuck up are the same people who believe that essential services (Water, Power, rail etc) in the UK will be better run by Government Departments... Do you really think they are run properly by the private sector? I have absolutely no confidence they will be run any better by a Public Sector that is currently in charge of the NHS, Passport Office, Probate Office, Land Registry and Network Rail. ... |
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Post by sandypine on Apr 9, 2023 21:45:28 GMT
Yes indeed, which is why I asked See2 if perhaps it might have been better if the benevolent British government had not allowed thousands of Jamaicans to come to the UK. The British government brought then in to undermine the working class . Not only that but politicians of the day knew very well that post war low paid working class would see it as such Even worse they sent the young white working class out as National Servicemen to all corners of the Empire to either kick their heels waiting to come home or to fight and die in the service of the Nation. This was a Labour government in the early days of National Service. |
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Post by wapentake on Apr 9, 2023 21:46:45 GMT
Do you really think they are run properly by the private sector? I have absolutely no confidence they will be run any better by a Public Sector that is currently in charge of the NHS, Passport Office, Probate Office, Land Registry and Network Rail. ... Couldn’t be much worse,water expensive privatisation disaster,power?  Where’s the competition,there is none nor any meaningful regulation and if any public service had done what they have you’d want them in court. Some things need to be run by the state,the military (you should know that) the essentials water and power too. |
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Post by Bentley on Apr 9, 2023 21:48:35 GMT
The British government brought then in to undermine the working class . Not only that but politicians of the day knew very well that post war low paid working class would see it as such I think that's a tad cynical. I mean, I'm no lefty but I think the reason the government allowed indeed encouraged immigration from Jamaica was due to a post war labour shortage. That was one reason the ex remainers are telling us Brexit was a disaster . We are short of foreign low paid workers . When I worked in Harlow an old boy there told me that before the war Harlow was a very rural place where the workers knew their place . After the carrot crunchers came back from the war they wouldn’t put up with the pre war bullshit . Imo this is why the post war government imported cheap labour from the colonies . To undermine the uppity demobbed military who expected to return to a country fit for heroes . |
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Post by sandypine on Apr 9, 2023 21:51:22 GMT
The British government brought then in to undermine the working class . Not only that but politicians of the day knew very well that post war low paid working class would see it as such I think that's a tad cynical. I mean, I'm no lefty but I think the reason the government allowed indeed encouraged immigration from Jamaica was due to a post war labour shortage. No there was no major Labour shortage, there was a services shortage whereby young white British men were forced to service the Empire abroad and basically learned very little over 18 months or two years. When they came back they had been replaced. About 2 million served in National Service between 47 and 63 whereas about 300,000 arrived in the same period. |
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Where’s the competition,there is none nor any meaningful regulation and if any public service had done what they have you’d want them in court.