Chomper Higgot

Did you just post on the wrong forum?

And how many prescriptions charges has Trump reduced?

Putting aside that remarkable claim, do you think the rightwing Muslim/Islam hysteria aids or discourages British Muslims integrating to wider society?

There boldness to be more doctors, nurses and health professionals trained I the UK, but that’s not going to fix todays shortage.

It won’t get fixed by the likes of you pointing at immigrants and ignoring the far bigger problem of fraud across the whole of society.

Insulin, by example. But there’s more: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/health/heres-a-list-of-drugs-affected-by-bidens-latest-medicare-price-cuts

Yes, funding ‘spoiler candidates’ to split the vote of the candidate/party you don’t want to win is a thing.

Yeh righty-o.

Let me get this right. Legislating to reduce the rapacious pricing of prescription medicines is an example of being in the pocket of big pharma.

Trump will not upset Big Pharma or the Medical Insurance Industry. He’s already removed price controls on prescription medicines.

President Trump has since repeated his ethnic cleansing proposal.

There you go with your habit of spitting your venom at any intelligent, articulate woman who has the temerity to voice an opinion you don’t agree with. I did mention this habit of yours some time back and told you I would point it out the next time you can’t help yourself.

Is it only immigrants doing this or are there ‘native British born’ scroungers at it too?

That’s a fair point, so let’s take it on board: The vast majority of immigrants are legally in the country. “Immigrants without legal status are only a small fraction of the total immigrant population in most rich countries. For example, just 7% of immigrants in the United Kingdom lack legal status. It’s 4% in Germany and less than 2% in the Netherlands.” https://ourworldindata.org/data-insights/most-immigrants-in-high-income-countries-have-legal-status#:~:text=Immigrants without legal status are,than 2% in the Netherlands.

You write that up, you might get a Nobel Prize for your insights. I’m not saying you will but it’s worth a try.

Sorry for calling out your self aggrieved hogwash. No need to thank me.

You failed to answer a very straightforward and simple question. So now you want to leave the ECHR but can’t explain the assertion you made.

well there you go with an explanation of why your question made no sense at all. You could spend all day dreaming up such questions. The reasons we have are the reasons given.

And people actually doing some work. The UK economy would collapse without immigrant workers, it’s why the Tories distracted you with ‘Stop the boats’ while operating an open boarders policy to bring in cheap labour. In the immediate aftermath of the BREXIT result, the Tories went cap in hand to India and the Philippines looking for workers to replace the EU workers the nation needed. More were brought in from Africa. All while you were directed to keep an eye on ‘small boats’. You were suckered. But take heart, you’ve got plenty of company on that.

Did you miss this bit? Or were you too eager to dream up your own survey questions? “Over half of Brits (52%) have considered leaving the UK for better working opportunities abroad”

Itself an assumption.

Perhaps in the context of the survey the hypocrisy might have been clear.

I’ll call hogwash on that. The left wing response I and others I follow in this forum subscribe to is to blame the actual individuals who commit crimes for the crimes they commit and absolutely not blame victims or intended victims. But of course I have no objection for you dreaming up reasons to feel aggrieved, if that’s your thing, just don’t post such nonsense and expect it not to be challenged. I wonder though, will you speak up against innocent communities being blamed for the actions of individuals?

How about accepting replacing European migrants, many who where seasonal or short term migrants with immigrants from the third world was a mistake. And yes I’m up for a bit of wealth redistribution through taxes but if the economy needs workers now, newborns aren’t going to be the fix.

Well that’s what happens after over a decade of underfunding. Thankfully now under new management. I’m sure you welcome the Government’s £billions of increased in spending on the NHS.