Foster Children removed from couple for UKIP membership

Foster Children removed from couple for UKIP membership

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mattnunn

14,041 posts

162 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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smegmore said:
Are you clinically insane ??
What leads you to ask that?

Art0ir

9,402 posts

171 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
UKIP, sorry that's right, they want immigrants to live as second class citizens.
Show some proof. Not waffle, proof. Point to a statement by Farage or a link to a policy that shows this.

thinfourth2

32,414 posts

205 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
Illegals should be expatriated obviously.

Everyone else who is in the UK, legally resident or awaiting legal residency should be treated with equality. Yes of course. Who wouldn't agree to this? Oh... UKIP, sorry that's right, they want immigrants to live as second class citizens.
Prove it


Marf

22,907 posts

242 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
smegmore said:
Are you clinically insane ??
What leads you to ask that?
Your posts I should think wink

mattnunn

14,041 posts

162 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Art0ir said:
mattnunn said:
UKIP, sorry that's right, they want immigrants to live as second class citizens.
Show some proof. Not waffle, proof. Point to a statement by Farage or a link to a policy that shows this.
UKIP Manifesto

http://ukip.org/media/pdf/UKIPlocalManifesto2012.p...

Page 5...

We WILL

Withhold all State benefits from immigrants for five
years.

blah blah blah

To pay for these commitments
We will

End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.

Marf

22,907 posts

242 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.
Hardly surprising given that they want to pull out of the EU and its EU legislation which mandates that we pay benefits to EU migrants in the UK.

In other news the sky is blue and the grass is green.

mattnunn

14,041 posts

162 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Marf said:
mattnunn said:
End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.
Hardly surprising given that they want to pull out of the EU and its EU legislation which mandates that we pay benefits to EU migrants in the UK.

In other news the sky is blue and the grass is green.
I'm not suprised either, but you can't deny that they support the ideal that non UK citizens be treated with inequality when they are living and working in the UK.

Marf

22,907 posts

242 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
Marf said:
mattnunn said:
End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.
Hardly surprising given that they want to pull out of the EU and its EU legislation which mandates that we pay benefits to EU migrants in the UK.

In other news the sky is blue and the grass is green.
I'm not suprised either, but you can't deny that they support the ideal that non UK citizens be treated with inequality when they are living and working in the UK.
So like the US, Australia, NZ? All of whom have far more stringent and skills based immigration processes than we do.

Your fetid attempts to make UKIP look insular and racist are failing repeatedly matt.

BliarOut

72,857 posts

240 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
Andy Zarse said:
If I'm not mistaken your arguement is that everyone who manages to get into the UK, irrespective of their nationality, legal status or how they got here, should be treated exactly the same and entitled to the same level of what you term "aid" and what the rest of us call the right to health care, housing, schooling, benefits, pensions, social services and probably free access to the public library.
Illegals should be expatriated obviously.

Everyone else who is in the UK, legally resident or awaiting legal residency should be treated with equality. Yes of course. Who wouldn't agree to this? Oh... UKIP, sorry that's right, they want immigrants to live as second class citizens.
And the Welsh, let's not forget that you regard them as serial sheep shaggers you horrible discriminatory oik.

Timsta

2,779 posts

247 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
UKIP, sorry that's right, they want immigrants to live as second class citizens.
Um, no they don't. Immigrant's aren't citizens until they've naturalised. (Speaking as a current immigrant, non-EU)

I'm all for it.

Art0ir

9,402 posts

171 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
UKIP Manifesto

http://ukip.org/media/pdf/UKIPlocalManifesto2012.p...

Page 5...

We WILL

Withhold all State benefits from immigrants for five
years.

blah blah blah

To pay for these commitments
We will

End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.
Manifesto said:
End open-door immigration, which let in 3 million
people in 13 years. Like every other developed democracy
Withhold all State benefits from immigrants for five years. Like every other developed democracy
Introduce proper border controls. Like every other developed democracy
Increase UK Border Agency staff as needed. Like every other developed democracy
Freeze permanent immigration for five years until we sort out the system. Makes perfect sense, the system needs to settle itself and the welfare state needs to catch up
Deport all illegal immigrants and failed asylum seekers. Like every other developed democracy
Target working visas only on those with the skills we need. Like every other developed democracy

To pay for these commitments
We will End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a British citizen. Like every other developed democracy
What's the problem? Have you compared this Australia's immigration policy or the US's?

Can you highlight which statement you have an issue with? You're really looking terribly desperate here. Tell me which point upsets you so much? That taxpayers shouldn't support non British Citizens? Show me any other non EU country that does.

Edited by Art0ir on Thursday 29th November 15:33

mattnunn

14,041 posts

162 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Marf said:
mattnunn said:
Marf said:
mattnunn said:
End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.
Hardly surprising given that they want to pull out of the EU and its EU legislation which mandates that we pay benefits to EU migrants in the UK.

In other news the sky is blue and the grass is green.
I'm not suprised either, but you can't deny that they support the ideal that non UK citizens be treated with inequality when they are living and working in the UK.
So like the US, Australia, NZ?

Your fetid attempts to make UKIP look insular and racist are failing repeatedly matt.
Other countries exploit people, therefore it's okay for us too...

Hmmm...

Exploitation based simple on birth place or ethnic origin is simply racism.

If it's designed to be a disincentive for foreign workers to come here then the 3 countries you mention would seem to suggest it doesn't work aswell, America probably has the highest number of illegals working and contributing to it's economy of any country in the world, and in the Southern state undoubtly has a two tier system of "status"

Mst007

472 posts

223 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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I emigrated to the US a few years ago, have since returned to Blighty. Had to go through some SERIOUS hoops to get a working Visa, in essence I had to have enough money to support myself, my family and 5 US citizens for 3 years. I had NO claim to any benefits at all. Do you believe the US is racist too, under Obama`s leadership! LOL...pratt

Marf

22,907 posts

242 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
Marf said:
mattnunn said:
Marf said:
mattnunn said:
End benefits in cash or in kind to anyone who is not a
British citizen.
Hardly surprising given that they want to pull out of the EU and its EU legislation which mandates that we pay benefits to EU migrants in the UK.

In other news the sky is blue and the grass is green.
I'm not suprised either, but you can't deny that they support the ideal that non UK citizens be treated with inequality when they are living and working in the UK.
So like the US, Australia, NZ?

Your fetid attempts to make UKIP look insular and racist are failing repeatedly matt.
Other countries exploit people, therefore it's okay for us too...

Hmmm...

Exploitation based simple on birth place or ethnic origin is simply racism.

If it's designed to be a disincentive for foreign workers to come here then the 3 countries you mention would seem to suggest it doesn't work aswell, America probably has the highest number of illegals working and contributing to it's economy of any country in the world, and in the Southern state undoubtly has a two tier system of "status"
I didn't say any of that, and you know it wink

See, there's your problem matt, you put words into peoples mouths and then go off on a stupid f-cking tangent trying to make them look bad.

You're a stupid inane c-nt who can't actually have a rational debate and just try and point score, but make yourself look utterly foolish in the process.


chris watton

22,477 posts

261 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Mst007 said:
I emigrated to the US a few years ago, have since returned to Blighty. Had to go through some SERIOUS hoops to get a working Visa, in essence I had to have enough money to support myself, my family and 5 US citizens for 3 years. I had NO claim to any benefits at all. Do you believe the US is racist too, under Obama`s leadership! LOL...pratt
Same in Italy - you have to prove that you will not be, and I quote "A burden on the state" in order to get residence - and all documents (marriage/birth certificates) had to be translated into Italian to be approved, all at your own expense - and I had a job, and this is in the EU!

Mattnun is almost child-like in his/her views, who seems to have no clue about the world outside their very narrow little bubble.

mattnunn

14,041 posts

162 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Mst007 said:
I emigrated to the US a few years ago, have since returned to Blighty. Had to go through some SERIOUS hoops to get a working Visa, in essence I had to have enough money to support myself, my family and 5 US citizens for 3 years. I had NO claim to any benefits at all. Do you believe the US is racist too, under Obama`s leadership! LOL...pratt
So you're telling me there is no one in the US working and contributing to their countries economy that doesn't have equality in access to public services?

Really?

It's exploitation, pure and simple. Which is why the UK don't do it. The UK is a civilised nation built on the ideal of fairness and equality for all. A nation that recognises that a hard days work should be rewarded by fair pay and fair access to the resources of the nation.

Andy Zarse

10,868 posts

248 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
Other countries exploit people, therefore it's okay for us too...

Hmmm...

Exploitation based simple on birth place or ethnic origin is simply racism.

If it's designed to be a disincentive for foreign workers to come here then the 3 countries you mention would seem to suggest it doesn't work aswell, America probably has the highest number of illegals working and contributing to it's economy of any country in the world, and in the Southern state undoubtly has a two tier system of "status"
I knew he would! He's played the exploitation card! smile

So why is it that you think immigrants coming to the UK with no intention of working and simply claiming benefits are not exploiting those poor sods paying taxes on minimum wage who do go to work? I'm not suggesting there are huge numbers but clearly it happens. Are you happy about it? What would you do about it?

JDRoest

1,126 posts

151 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
So you're telling me there is no one in the US working and contributing to their countries economy that doesn't have equality in access to public services?

Really?

It's exploitation, pure and simple. Which is why the UK don't do it. The UK is a civilised nation built on the ideal of fairness and equality for all. A nation that recognises that a hard days work should be rewarded by fair pay and fair access to the resources of the nation.
Define public services.

If you are talking about welfare and benefits, then yes, you don't have access to them. Your application for residency is based on your ability to be able to support yourself, either through your own earnings, an amassed amount, or the earnings of your spouse (and their family - you can use relations and their ability to pay for your own application).

However, you are denied welfare (eg Section 8 housing, food stamps) until you've paid into the system a certain number of quarters.

In the event you do have to have recourse to public funds, then the Federal Government will shake down your sponsors for what it just cost. And I believe they do do that.

Obviously you have access to the Police, council services, fire services, schools, and so forth. And an ER won't discriminate (by law) on your ability to pay or residency status either.

mattnunn

14,041 posts

162 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Andy Zarse said:
mattnunn said:
Other countries exploit people, therefore it's okay for us too...

Hmmm...

Exploitation based simple on birth place or ethnic origin is simply racism.

If it's designed to be a disincentive for foreign workers to come here then the 3 countries you mention would seem to suggest it doesn't work aswell, America probably has the highest number of illegals working and contributing to it's economy of any country in the world, and in the Southern state undoubtly has a two tier system of "status"
I knew he would! He's played the exploitation card! smile

So why is it that you think immigrants coming to the UK with no intention of working and simply claiming benefits are not exploiting those poor sods paying taxes on minimum wage who do go to work? I'm not suggesting there are huge numbers but clearly it happens. Are you happy about it? What would you do about it?
I think people living in the UK who are struggling to find work or are not motivated to work should be helped with that problem, regardless of their birth place or ethnicity.

I certainly wouldn't support a certain section of society and allow another section to walk the streets starving - it's a ridiculous proposition.

Andy Zarse

10,868 posts

248 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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mattnunn said:
Andy Zarse said:
mattnunn said:
Other countries exploit people, therefore it's okay for us too...

Hmmm...

Exploitation based simple on birth place or ethnic origin is simply racism.

If it's designed to be a disincentive for foreign workers to come here then the 3 countries you mention would seem to suggest it doesn't work aswell, America probably has the highest number of illegals working and contributing to it's economy of any country in the world, and in the Southern state undoubtly has a two tier system of "status"
I knew he would! He's played the exploitation card! smile

So why is it that you think immigrants coming to the UK with no intention of working and simply claiming benefits are not exploiting those poor sods paying taxes on minimum wage who do go to work? I'm not suggesting there are huge numbers but clearly it happens. Are you happy about it? What would you do about it?
I think people living in the UK who are struggling to find work or are not motivated to work should be helped with that problem, regardless of their birth place or ethnicity.

I certainly wouldn't support a certain section of society and allow another section to walk the streets starving - it's a ridiculous proposition.
Terrible answer. I asked you what you were going to do about those who come here for a free ride off the backs of those who work and pay tax often on very low wages. You say you'd provide help, well what help? Would you agree it's best not to allow the situation to arise in the first place?