*sigh*tbaldwin said:So you think the best thing we could do for the phillipines is take all their skilled workers......Brilliant what an amazingly big brain you have......
I thought not.
Oh well.
As you were peeps.
Woof
*sigh*tbaldwin said:So you think the best thing we could do for the phillipines is take all their skilled workers......Brilliant what an amazingly big brain you have......
Jessiedog said:Exactly!
...I'm glad I gave up.
If you actually want to get rid of "the man" then you go right ahead.durruti02 said:IF you actually want to get rid of the system that creates such poverty and its extremes you can't just moan/chant about it .. you have to organise .. and where you live and work .. and that will mean defending the rights of the workers/people in that country .. and building movements that can actually challenge these extremes and the whole system ..
this is not nationalism .. it is common sense ..
and powerless workers can NOT be and are NOT internationalist ..
dennisr said:don't know about the poor man, and given up interest in the threads you keep bumping. But I am beginning to wonder about your obsession with the 'immigration exposes the left' arguement. For christ's sake durruti, any valid points you did have are getting a bit lost in the repetative tedium of it all now.
if you are so concened for the native working man and woman - how about doing something about thier situation rather than going on and on and on about the 'threat' from immigrants as if its the only bloody issue. Frankly, my friends and workmates have got a lot more 'issues' affecting them than immigration (although you would not believe that if you trusted either the media, government or your endlessly regurgitated threads).
Jessiedog said:Those on this thread arguing against immigration are anti-poor, selfish, "I'm alright Jack", wankers.
Woof
I see.tbaldwin said:What a truly stupid person you must be to post nonsense like that. The arguement that taking the people that developing nations need most is not anti poor or selfish.
You seem totally incapable of doing anything but repeating your very shallow and ignorant views.
Meanwhile poor nations lose Doctors,Teachers and Engineers to richer nations people starve and scum like you pat yourself on the back about how NICE you are...
tbaldwin said:Meanwhile poor nations lose Doctors,Teachers and Engineers to richer nations people starve....
Jessiedog said:I see.
I knew you would fail to engage in debate and fail to address my points.
So, let's play it your way then shall we? Drag it down a bit? Eh?
You are totally blinkered by and trapped within a nationalist political ideology that ignores the reality of travails of the the poor in iother countries.
You are a complete idiot and a fucking tosser.
There's no point in engaging with you.
So fuck off, you BNP cunt!
Woof
MC5 said:Hang on a minute in the UK we have reports suggesting that there are not enough training places for Doctors (those that are left might have to emigrate), nurses are being made redundant and many teachers are employed on temporary contracts. Manufacturing industry is at a historical low. So where are these skilled immigrants from poor nations going to be employed?
People starve from poor nations losing Doctors, teachers and engineers to richer nations? How does that work?
tbaldwin said:Why would the UK increase training places for doctors and nurses when its so much cheaper to take them from the phillipines,south africa etc.
People starve and die in the devloping world because we have plundered the resources of those countries and this continues with us taking the people they need most.
MC5 said:Is it cheaper though? I thought Doctors from overseas had to train here as their medical qualifications are not transferrable?
Mineral resources are plundered not food. People starve from lack of nutrition and not through other people migrating.
tbaldwin said:If it wasnt cheaper it wouldnt happen.
Countries development is held back by a lack of skilled workers.
On completion of their training, many doctors returned home to practice.
"A lot of new, budding doctors enthusiastically seek to complete their training in Britain because of the opportunity to support the NHS - and the knowledge they can then take to their practices in their home countries," said Dr Ramesh Mehta of Bapio.
Training a doctor requires a huge investment, both from the doctor and from the taxpayer. If poor workforce planning means they don't get the opportunity to practise, that's a terrible waste. It's time we were more honest with overseas doctors about the jobs market the UK. While the NHS is reliant on international recruitment to fill senior posts, at the junior level the same opportunities simply don't exist.
tbaldwin said:MC5 the Uk should be training its own doctors and nurses and stop poaching from poorer countries. Young people are not encouraged to look at the NHS for jobs and it seems most UK doctors are super posh....
tbaldwin said:The thing is there are millions of people out of work in the UK,so why is there a Labour shortage in the Health service?
The truth is that millions of people have been written off in the UK and its easier to take skilled workers from aboard.
Its not just me but the World Health organisation and Nelson mandela have spoken out on the UK poaching health workers.
Jessiedog said:S'funny really.
Earlier in the thread, someone was suggesting that immigration should be curtailed since it may:
a) Inflame the fash, and:
b) Push the white "working class" (in its "ignorance",) towards the BNP.
Seems to me, that in order to preempt this potentiality, others on this thread have already swallowed the BNP propaganda - hook, line and sinker.
Shame!
No fucking platform!!!
Woof
tbaldwin said:MC5 i understand the assumption about vying to be tougher on immigrants but what can i say its not what motivates my views....
Sorry i dont have a link to any threads on WHO or Nelson Mandela,i wouldnt know how to get hold of that info now.
As for the 50 year olds example i can think of loads of young people in their teens and twenties that i know that have been written off too and this is in London..
MC5 said:I feel you get carried away sometimes by your own radicalism. There are no shortcuts.
tbaldwin said:I get carried away sometimes its true....... But i dont know what you mean by shortcuts?
MC5 said:The populist sort.
tbaldwin said:I dont think you can be a Socialist if you see populism as some kind of dirty word. Socialism to me should be about giving voice to the views and aspirations of the majority.
But not as successful as your appeasement. Twat!durruti02 said:your no platform has been very successfull .. idiot
tbaldwin said:Its not just me but the World Health organisation and Nelson mandela have spoken out on the UK poaching health workers.
Heh!tbaldwin said:Sorry i dont have a link to any threads on WHO or Nelson Mandela