Current Affairs Asylum Seekers

[Drico]

I may be wrong but very much doubt they have prioritised which political party to vote for based on promises on tackling homelessness or raising council spending.
It’s looking for reasons not to let foreign people into the country.

You're not wrong.

You generally don't find the charities and organisations representing the homeless out in National Front marches, either.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

You're not wrong.

You generally don't find the charities and organisations representing the homeless out in National Front marches, either.

I mean if a government was somehow in a position where they had a clear choice of spending money on homeless people or asylum seekers, I guess a debate could be had. Unfortunately this government doesn’t want to spend public money on either and instead gives it all to their posh mates.

The whole argument is bunk.

 

[Amw79]

People get so concerned about the homeless when discussing asylum seekers when they don’t give a fat one the majority of the time.

Absolutely. Most who trot out that argument would avoid eye contact with a homeless guy asking for spare change, cross the street to avoid them and blame them for the situation they find themselves in.

It fails as an argument as well, cos it’s not one or the other.

 

[Marius57]

Absolutely. Most who trot out that argument would avoid eye contact with a homeless guy asking for spare change, cross the street to avoid them and blame them for the situation they find themselves in.

It fails as an argument as well, cos it’s not one or the other.

It’s neither.

 

[Kurt.]

I never said or claimed it was their fault. I said that white British homeless people should be getting the perks that the Asylum seekers are getting instead of the Asylum seekers.

What kind of country doesn't put it's own people first?

What perks ?

 

[LostLegend]

Nah mate it's racism if we don't put the 3rd world first. Gary Lineker from his mansion said so.

This would be the same mansion he opened up for a few refugees to stay with him and his family, yeah?

Refugee who stayed with Gary Lineker speaks out on living at BBC star's house

Rasheed Baluch, who was a guest at Gary Lineker’s home for weeks where he was given a free bed, said the Match of the Day presenter has come forward to defend humanity and Britain should be proud

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Baines' left foot]

Sadly more people in the UK support the Rwanda plan than oppose it.

What you’re seeing there is a perfect example of Shy Tory syndrome.

People rarely like to admit in a group of people they don’t know to admiring something which could be portrayed as racist.

This is why I always take these polls with a pinch of salt. Older Tories don’t really use social media, and the Tory votes is very often higher than predicted.

 

[Baines' left foot]

What perks ?

This government have successfully managed to monetise basic human rights. The thickos continue to think that it’s the problem of other poor people.

 

[coollino]

I never said or claimed it was their fault. I said that white British homeless people should be getting the perks that the Asylum seekers are getting instead of the Asylum seekers.

What kind of country doesn't put it's own people first?

The perks lol lol lol

 

[coollino]

What perks ?

They're taking up all the spare rooms in Buckingham palace. It's got to the point where king Charles is having to cook for them too (for free)

 

[Rita_Poon]

They're taking up all the spare rooms in Buckingham palace. It's got to the point where king Charles is having to cook for them too (for free)

Sausage casserole every meal. Oh the humanity...

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I was walking down the street and saw some (white) homeless people and thought to myself, we really need to do something to stop those asylum seekers.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Car hit a pot hole the other day and I shook my fist and shouted ‘bloody asylum Seekers!’

 

[Marius57]

I never said or claimed it was their fault. I said that white British homeless people should be getting the perks that the Asylum seekers are getting instead of the Asylum seekers.

What kind of country doesn't put its own people first?

What’s the cut off for how long your ancestors need to have lived in the country to be eligible for these ‘perks’ you are suggesting?

Just wondering because ‘’according to recent research the average UK resident is just 36.94 per cent British’’.

 

[bluerobert]

What’s the cut off for how long your ancestors need to have lived in the country to be eligible for these ‘perks’ you are suggesting?

Just wondering because ‘’according to recent research the average UK resident is just 36.94 per cent British’’.

I don’t really think that’s part of his criteria. I think he more operates a policy of