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There's a difference between a complaint and a reality. British working class citizens likely wouldn't wish to pick fruits, at the wages that British farmers wi
by Gollapalli 4y ago
There's a difference between a complaint and a reality. British working class citizens likely wouldn't wish to pick fruits, at the wages that British farmers wish to pay them.
Actually, that's sort of the point. British working class labour being undercut by foreign labour.
- emsixteen 4y ago"Undercut"? You're getting there.
- sangnoir 4y ago> Actually, that's sort of the point. British working class labour being undercut by foreign labour. Sure, that may work in a purely hypothetical construct with rational economic agents, no second-order effects, farmers that are OK with going out of business, no political pandering, a the Conservative government that cares about labor (the class) and spherical cows. Why are the anti-immigration politicians, now that they have "taken back control" - still keeping the immigration pipeline running? Just with fewer EU immigrants. Blaming foreign laborers for systemic problems is a lazy cop-out: that is the bloc with the least say.