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meanwhile, in the real world https://migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/briefings/migrants-in-the-uk-labour-market-an-overview/ https://migrationobservato

• smcl 2y ago
  Your point, caller?
  • DarkmSparks 2y ago
    that members of the university of oxford disagree with pretty much everything you had said, and have the evidence to back up what they said. Obviously.
    • smcl 2y ago
      See what you need to do if you want to refute something I said is actually go through each point and refute it. Not dump a link and declare checkmate. Either do that or go away.
      • DarkmSparks 2y ago
        Thats exactly what i did. Posted a well researched article by a reasonably well respected educational establishment that disproved every point you tried to make. Might I suggest you actually read articles like that instead of wandering around claiming no one can be sure of anything then shouting at me to leave my thread when I call you out on obviously never having researched anything you were talking about. This isnt kindergaten any more, mommy isnt going to read the books to you.
• graemep 2y ago
  There is one problem in that data. It classifies people by country of birth. Because something like (IIRC) 10% of British citizens live abroad a lot of people who are "British citizens by descent", like my younger daughter, were born abroad. She actually spent more of her childhood in the UK than my older daughter who is "British born". The Migration Observatory is a great source of data. There is a fascinating one on racial discrimination - lots of unexpected results.