Milzy
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I don’t like this post…… I love it.
The UK’s broken asylum system
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newfhouse
pleb
Keep up Paley, with your own posts even if nothing else.
multitool
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Right, now that I have a moment I'll address this post.
Not wanting a petty crime wave on one's doorstep, and taking whatever steps available either the law to end it is entirely compatible with:
1) questioning whether immigration via dingy even presents the social issues it is purported to, especially given the ageing population of the UK and the low birthrate. We have an obligation to allow people to claim asylum. France takes in 4x the number we do. Germany 10x.
2) thinking that the present government is incompetent in its handling of the dingy issue in manifest ways. Rather than millions spent of Rwanda nonsense which is also illegal, it could be spent on employing staff to process claims and deport if needed.
3) thinking that law is now being decided on the basis of what makes a good political slogan
4) thinking that inciting fear of and hatred towards immigrants is a slippery slope
5) recognising that performative cruelty to give people like you a hardon is not what I want a government to do.
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multitool
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Really though, the truth is that this government does not want to solve this issue.
Why? Because it has more to gain by not solving than it does by solving it, because of gullible people like Pallid and Shep.
So what does it do? Underfund the asylum processing service and promote nonsense headline-grabbing jnitiative like Rwanda and the prison barge that are irrelevant in the face of nearly 50k cases a year.
It could open safe routes and fund the processing of arrivals through them and deal with this dingy stuff in one go. But it won't.
Why? Because it has more to gain by not solving than it does by solving it, because of gullible people like Pallid and Shep.
So what does it do? Underfund the asylum processing service and promote nonsense headline-grabbing jnitiative like Rwanda and the prison barge that are irrelevant in the face of nearly 50k cases a year.
It could open safe routes and fund the processing of arrivals through them and deal with this dingy stuff in one go. But it won't.
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Unlike Labour of course.
Pale Rider
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Still no post on topic.
It's good thing there's plenty of space on the internet because you sure know how to waste it.
Pale Rider
Veteran
I quite like some of this patter, although I can't get away with the conspiracy theory.
It also under-estimates the pressing and immediate question of hundreds/thousands of people pitching up on our beaches/pebbles.
If we had decent weather we could just leave 'em there, but we don't so we cannot.
A two-pronged approach is needed, immediate action to accommodate those who arrive, and efforts to up the rate of processing.
Which is what is happening.
The third prong is a longer term aim of getting the message across to the travellers the UK is not the easy option they may have been led to believe.
multitool
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I'll repeat it slowly for you...
We take in four times fewer people than France, and ten times fewer than Germany.
That the UK is an easy option is just another hard right myth.
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multitool
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Conspiracy theory?
Jenrick is saying out loud:
View: https://twitter.com/BestForBritain/status/1689178630016978944?s=20
See also the home office's data on backlog growth vs applications:
So Jenrick is clearly lying.
Now, do a search of Jenrick on this issue. He's been put out all over the media to promote the cruelty. Why? Because the Tories are facing a landslide defeat in the next election and they have nothing else to use.
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Far bigger countries for them to spread out as well and less populated in comparison to size.
multitool
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Because, of course, anybody seeking work is going to head straight off to where there isn't any, like Lozère and Mecklenberg.
Pale Rider
Veteran
So those little leaflets in various foreign languages telling people how to game the UK system are also part of a hard right conspiracy?
This mythical group of right wing loonies have been very busy.
I'm not too fussed what France, Germany, or anyone else does, I want what's right for the UK.
Comparisons are, in any event, odious.
The Germans have a culture of using and sacking at will thousands of immigrant workers in their car industry.
VW are doing it again as we speak due to poor sales of electric cars.
They'd never get away with that here, which is just one example to illustrate why saying what's good for country A is good for country B is a complete nonsense.
multitool
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Yes, the UK is renowned for not having zero hours contracts.
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Labour want to process more, they generally let everyone stay. More labour voters
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Deleted member 159
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Have you not been to a city recently, they're all delivering fast food on Ebikes
