@narindertweets If you a house that had a cockroach problem, would you then say to your neighbours who’s cultures are breeding grounds for cockroaches ‘send all your insects to me, cockroaches too’?
@philvintin@MarcusBruc38444@RR81462638@colder_sarcasm Not when fleeing war. The idea is to get to safety, not a fortnight in the French Riviera FFS.
Have you seen this on the parliamentary website? Very interesting that this is not implemented.
@MichaelZakalwe@DefundIslam@zarahsultana How do corporations pay so poorly, if there’s a minimum wage cap in the U.K.?
And if you are so naive to think the illegal migrants flooding our country are here to contribute to our system, then more fool you. They come here to leech off it, as we’re a soft touch.
@0xSwell@DefundIslam@zarahsultana Does he own businesses in the U.K. which do pay tax, and employs workers for those companies who also pay tax and NI?
Has Jim paid more tax into the system than you and I would pay in 3 lifetimes?
I think he’s entitled to legally avoid paying taxes into a system for parasites
@Heccles94 Jim has paid more tax into this country in a single year than you have paid in your entire working life. So if your opinion on the situation is valid, then so is his.
@supertanskiii Nazis persecuted the Jews. Who persecutes the Jews today, and are actively anti-Semetic? Hmmm. The left.
Nazis squashed debate with anyone opposing their views. Turning to violence and aggressive behaviours. Sound familiar to yesterday?
@implausibleblog I think you’ll find that this situation will highlight to many people who pay into a union, that their money is being spent this way. They will remove their union membership.
@SirY4Europe@Orecal3Orecal@NewdiNew@narindertweets So the numbers are wrong on that bit.
Total cost is £8.8b per year!
Tell me that money could be better spent to help the country, where we are seeing outgoings (welfare) exceed income (tax). Instead of asking us taxpayers for more to foot the bill when we’re already struggling
@David__Osland You have to ask the question, why do trade unions need to fund a political party? Should the policital parties be doing best for its people without having its pockets lined for doing so? Doesn’t that defeat the point of democracy?
@Heccles94 Weekends: 1843.
Bank holidays: 1871 (not TU)
Sick pay: 1983
Working conditions: 1974
Society has changed considerably since these changes were introduced.
So much so, that the last ‘freedom’ you mention, discrimination, is exempt against white people by the govt in MOD.
@KevEdwards10@nonregemesse@koshercockney Correct. And they have to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the accused did not convert to Islam that morning. And prove beyond reasonable doubt that the accused did not, that morning, identify as a woman.
@implausibleblog@narindertweets As said by someone already - the unions fund Labour so they can hold them to ransom on issues that fit their narrative. In return, these unions then push the narrative of the govt. Look at who funds the pro Hamas marches, or any left leaning march. The banners don’t make themselv
@Sydney_horn@The_AngloSaxon@TwingoTwango@SamCKx@JohnFen92959409 That’s how democracy works, Mike. I did not vote for Labour or the tories in the last 25 years, but I’ve been stuck with their policies. I don’t agree with nearly all of their decisions, but I have to live with them. Whether it be changes to tax thresholds or tackling migration.
@Clan_England @LetsStopC9 /4/ as every other person on my estate at my age. Maybe less, due to not being minority ethnic. But I chose to say thank you to my country, who helped to raise me and give me those gifts of education and protection that other environments might not have.
@Clan_England @LetsStopC9 /3/ if you have been given free schooling. Free healthcare. Free protection from harm via police/fire services. Then what is your argument to being treated unfairly? I am white. I grew up on a council estate in South London. I was given exactly the same opportunities in life /3