Tory voters are deserting to Reform UK - not Labour

My comments on those hating immigrants are based on the comment they make on here. (Things like not being bothered if they die being pushed across the channel away from us) Anyway that's a sticky subject, lets address your question. 


Here you hit a whole new issue. My reasons for wanting to stay in the EU were not an all and everything. I felt there were real problems with FoM especially with English being the second language of so many countries and our benefits and NHS system so easily abused. On the other hand I thought the risk of becoming a small country again in a world of ever coalescing super powers (China America APEC CPTPP etc was catastrophic. As we no longer have any edge in technology, wealth, mineral resources to barter with. 
So it was a tough decision for me, especially as it became so tribal. 
Sorry for the over long answer. 

My hope was in a letter addressed to Mr Cameron from the EU in which they offered a 4 year moratorium on FoM to allow us time to put measures in place to limit and control movement (Such schemes exist in most other EU countries) 
The fact Mr Camron kept stum about the letter leads me to believe the Tories wanted open doors and cheap labour and thought they would not lose the referendum vote.

That's it in a nutshell. 

Indeed there are however if climate change is so important that we have pull in our belts and almost self immolate to protect the planet then, as a reason, it should assume in the minds of warmists critical importance. The fact it rarely does and that those who advocate strict reduction of CO2 emissions for some reason also tend to be advocates of no borders or lots of immigration lends the lie to their keenness to do both.

Removing humans from one country to another will always increase emissions if we are removing them from a low emitting country to a high emitting country and according to you we are a high emitting country. We are supposed to be setting the example that others can follow and our target, that is our personal national target, is net zero. That can be achieved far more easily by eschewing any form of large scale immigration, preferably none at all. After all it is demanded we all make sacrifices to reach that target.
I am very interested in kicking out people who should not be here, since most of those, in your vernacular, may be fuzzywuzzies  that may help community cohesion as well. 
It is noted you seem incapable of addressing the points made.

And since our contribution is about 1% the contribution to our emissions would be 0.18%. Not insignificant if one is pushing every avenue to get us to net zero and that is annually. By 2035 it would be 2% extra we have to decrease just to allow for the influx. As a policy to help reduce our emissions it is not.

And labour will be next to be wiped out if Reform wins the day.