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European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [934]
It would save money in the long run.
Where would you rather be for a year: an active war zone, followed by the rest of your life there, or a British prison camp, followed by possibly the rest of your life in the UK? So, where's the deterrent?
The "Dublin mechanism" failed catastrophically during its first stress test and is for all intents and purposes dead.
When the UK benefitted from the Dublin mechanism the numbers crossing in small boats was in the dozens each year (if any at all), now it's in the tens of thousands. That said, the small boats crossings are little more than a distraction from the overall numbers, which are themselves just a distraction from bigger issues.
Migrants in the UK are just the latest in a long line of scapegoats on whom the ills of society are blamed. The UK certainly does have problems, but most of those can be attributed to two things: Brexit and failure to collect taxes. Brexit has caused a 4.5% drop in UK GDP, but Starmer won't even mention it, for fear of upsetting the thick northern racists who now swing elections. And the rich frankly take the p!ss when it comes to not paying UK tax. That c*nt Bamford alone owes half a billion quid in unpaid income tax, and the Radford pr!ck saved seven billion by officially moving to Monte Carlo but still has his centre of vital interests in the UK.