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Well, I do believe that's racism. Why else would you limit someone coming over their skills? And I'm not saying that feeling racist is abnormal. I'd just prefer
by vmateixeira 10y ago
Well, I do believe that's racism. Why else would you limit someone coming over their skills? And I'm not saying that feeling racist is abnormal. I'd just prefer people to cut the crap.
And I'm actually curious about what would those skills be as I don't believe that's a reasonable approach..
- Nursie 10y agoYour idea of racism is so wide as to be meaningless then. Sorry. I feel no need whatsoever to defend myself from accusations of racism based on support of the idea of quota and skill-based immigration.
- vmateixeira 10y agoWell, first of all, quota and skill-based immigration is 'leave'. I thought you mentioned you didn't vote to leave.. Anyway, it was your vote, I don't really care. My idea of racism, it sure is wide. Who is John to limit people from going wherever they want, while trying to make a living? Does the place where John was born makes him different or special somehow? I consider this racism. Isn't John going to end up making bricks same way as the migrant? It just sounds way more rational to let the market decide. If immigrants can't find a job in here I'm sure they will leave and move some place else. If they happen to find a job and contribute to our society, then this should mean they have their place here. They should be able to stay and live. And I'm sure there will be plenty of jobs, without the need for a specific skill set, that they will be willing to do. Jobs that many people in this country refuses to accept, because 'it's just £7 an hour' or because 'I didn't study for this' or whatever.