Whether you are for or against it is affecting innocent people on many levels. When will our political leaders decide that we have a crisis?
When it impacts them personally?
Do we need to kill one or two?
Not a crisis until the immigrants start raping, pillaging & burning Catholics tied to crosses.
Right wing parties on the rise all over Europe. Disaffected muzzies getting drawn into radicalism. The gas chambers are only around the corner
The similarities between now and 1930’s is disconcerting.
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big business needs cheap labour mate, the corporations are happy to see immigration as they can make profit
profit> peoples lives
the right wing are a mixed up bunch
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The Rhetoric from world leaders is scaringly similar.
No it isn’t by a long shot.
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It is and possibly worse.
Such as who?
Ffs. Fuck off.
What way is that to start a thread
They don’t give a bollocks mate.
The Germans have needed this influx of young people/cheap labour due to their ageing population for the last decade…They could’nt give a fuck about the social consequences.
If Turkey ends up joining the EU, they might end up regretting it though.
Jesus wept keV. You’re better than this
He is extremely rattled, he just threatening to e-box the head off me on another thread. A decline into madness I’d say, probably brought about by the prospect of watching hurling minnows contest AI QFs tomorrow, while “Cork is Great” are at home pulling their langers.
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Can you elaborate on this point ?
The correct comparison, as any student of history should know, is with the late 19th century / early 20th century. Globalization was in full swing and optimism at a high. The Great War and then 1929 put an end to that bout of globalization. Hard to see how we will avoid a war this time around if things get as bad as they did economically back then.
