Kilkline wrote:
It seems most people are unable to accept the fact that Polish immigration can have both positive and negative consequences
- According to you, is it just 'Polish immigration' that has such consequences, or any immigration, e.g. the massive African and Asian one?
Any.
Kilkline wrote:
If you're a Pole you seem to think that there isnt a problem with the massive number of immigrants coming to Britain(unless of course they're brown).
- You mean all the Poles think so? Do you suggest we all are, ahem, racist? How about you? You have a problem with Polish 'immgration' to UK but not with 'brown' immigration to UK, don't you? Very unracist indeed. How skillful nowadays the racist has become in blaming others for racism.
See my previous response.
Kilkline wrote:
As an Englishman with a Polish wife I honestly have more sympathy for working class Brits in this matter. Some of them have gone from earning half what I earn, to a quarter
- According to you, the Poles are to be blamed for this?
They are certainly a large contributing factor. To deny this is to deny basic economic laws of supply and demand. More labour = lower wages. Where it comes from is not the issue.
Kilkline wrote:
and I live in a crap area, drive a £3k car and have no savings
- Of course, the Poles are to be blamed for all this as well?
I didnt say they were , nor even hinted. Feel free to weave your little embellishments though. Its the only thing about any of your posts that give them even a veneer of intelligence or thought.
Kilkline wrote:
Therefore I cant imagine what it must be like for them [i.e. those poor Brits - P.], in there own country being told by foreigners ... they should work harder or do a qualification or just move if they dont like it.
- Do you mean the Poles are those 'foreigners' who tell them so?
Nope, they are one of many on this forum.
The bigots in this forum, such as Kilkline, attack the Poles for their alleged taking away jobs from the British, but don't say a word about the thousand and one other nations working in UK, especially the numerous Africans and Asians - who, by the way, unlike the Poles, aren't Europeans, and so EU members....
Because this is a forum about Poland and a thread refering to Polish immigration to Britain. Therefore why would I start talking about "third world people" as you so enlighteningly call them.
Why don't you say it openly? :)
... The Poles are the most convenient and safest scapegoat, eh, racist cowards?
You seem to be getting a bit emotional Puzzler and seeing enemies everywhere. The whole point of my post was that most people on this forum cannot accept or see that Polish immigration has BOTH positive and negative consequences and that seeing the whole subject in purely polarised terms is wrong and a mistake. People pick sides and sit there 'with there fingers in their ears' not accepting anything that may contradict their own entrenched views.Your response to my post has unintentially supported my point as you are a prime example of what I was talking about.
Therefore you are trying to disagree with me on my points (which you have done your usual subjective and incorrect interpretation of) and have in fact illustrated the validity original point with your responses.
Cheers mate, you're nothing if not consistant.
