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[Mr Kobayashi]

His parents were born in the UK. His grandmother and grandfather on his mums side were immigrants with his grandmother selling her wedding rings to fund their move.

Less is known about his father’s side, his father’s father was an accountant and his father’s parents emigrated to the UK (Liverpool) in 1966.

Uneducated no, skint? Maybe. Do you only advocate for an immigration policy that allows the skint and uneducated in?

You must be mixing him up with another of the Asian descent Tories.

His father was born in Nairobi and his mother was born in Tanganyika.

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[Mr Kobayashi]

It always amazes me that some complain about all this immigration when 95% of them are invited and a further 75% of the other 5% have rights under international law.

So, all this fuss over 2% of immigration and to the tunes of 10s of billions.

Because that's the socially acceptable form of their racism and xenophobia. They can hide behind that it's just anti-immigration.

The most anti-immigration places in the UK are places with low immigration and places locals can't wait to move away from.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Because that's the socially acceptable form of their racism and xenophobia. They can hide behind that it's just anti-immigration.

The most anti-immigration places in the UK are places with low immigration and places locals can't wait to move away from.

Could be but I do know some who have genuine concerns that the country is overcrowded and with public funds the way they are, we can’t afford to accommodate many more.

I always use the same arguments of ‘What the reality is, not what the media says’ and that ‘If we had an industrial plan instead of a government who just want to fleece your money’, and they usually work. For a while, anyway.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Could be but I do know some who have genuine concerns that the country is overcrowded and with public funds the way they are, we can’t afford to accommodate many more.

Have you raised the topic of immigrants who are doctors, nurses or social workers in response?

We can't afford not to have immigration.

I always use the same arguments of ‘What the reality is, not what the media says’ and that ‘If we had an industrial plan instead of a government who just want to fleece your money’, and they usually work. For a while, anyway.

Our shitty low wage,ow innovation economy is one of the big pull factors for illegal immigration by the boat people who will pay back their smugglers with black market jobs but also legal immigration.

Without the lack of investment and driving down wages, we wouldn't have had unrestricted immigration for social care workers (including people on low wages and part time contracts).

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Do you only advocate for an immigration policy that allows the skint and uneducated in?

Not sure how you’ve extrapolated that from what I’ve posted.

I advocate for cunts who went to schools like Winchester and who clearly have had a hugely privileged upbringing not pontificating about others who are seeking to escape misery in a way that his immediate family plainly never had to.

Sunak does this when he plays the card of his own ‘legitimate’ route to UK citizenship with the manifest opportunities it has provided him.

His own family circumstances are wholly incongruous with people he unilaterally seeks to compare himself with.

In short, he is a rat-faced ****.

 

[meltonblue]

Not sure how you’ve extrapolated that from what I’ve posted.

I advocate for cunts who went to schools like Winchester and who clearly have had a hugely privileged upbringing not pontificating about others who are seeking to escape misery in a way that his immediate family plainly never had to.

Sunak does this when he plays the card of his own ‘legitimate’ route to UK citizenship with the manifest opportunities it has provided him.

His own family circumstances are wholly incongruous with people he unilaterally seeks to compare himself with.

In short, he is a rat-faced ****.

His comments today about the deaths in the channel showed why the Rwanda scheme was needed were utterly appalling

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Have you raised the topic of immigrants who are doctors, nurses or social workers in response?

We can't afford not to have immigration.



Our shitty low wage,ow innovation economy is one of the big pull factors for illegal immigration by the boat people who will pay back their smugglers with black market jobs but also legal immigration.

Without the lack of investment and driving down wages, we wouldn't have had unrestricted immigration for social care workers (including people on low wages and part time contracts).

Yep, just a few of my points, mate.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

His parents were born in the UK. His grandmother and grandfather on his mums side were immigrants with his grandmother selling her wedding rings to fund their move.

Less is known about his father’s side, his father’s father was an accountant and his father’s parents emigrated to the UK (Liverpool) in 1966.

Uneducated no, skint? Maybe. Do you only advocate for an immigration policy that allows the skint and uneducated in?

His parents were not born in the UK. His father was born in Kenya and his mother was born in Tanganyika. His parents and his grandparents were all economic migrants who all came to the UK ‘for a better life’. They must all be so proud of him, knowing he’d be telling them to fuck off back home, if they tried it today.…

 

[metalblue]

Not sure how you’ve extrapolated that from what I’ve posted.

I advocate for cunts who went to schools like Winchester and who clearly have had a hugely privileged upbringing not pontificating about others who are seeking to escape misery in a way that his immediate family plainly never had to.

Sunak does this when he plays the card of his own ‘legitimate’ route to UK citizenship with the manifest opportunities it has provided him.

His own family circumstances are wholly incongruous with people he unilaterally seeks to compare himself with.

In short, he is a rat-faced ****.

No idea how I extrapolated that from this mate….

I’d be happy to lay a pound to a pinch of shit that his family weren’t uneducated and skint when they arrived in this country, unlike many of the poor souls trying to escape poverty and persecution who this **** wants to deport to Rwanda.

Why mention immigrants access to means or lack thereof. If stories are to be believed those crossing on proverbial inflatable Loch Ness monsters pay a pretty penny.

Not to mention the premise of wanting to escape poverty alone as a valid reason for letting people in. Clumsy at best. A world without borders is a fine concept, pitch that idea, don’t dress it up as altruism. I find this church of the left hypocritical on this, on one hand open the borders and allow people in “no human is illegal” and all those heartfelt slogans, but when it comes to the high energy costs demand the government steps in so people can carry on using the same energy without concern for those in countries whose governments can’t afford to do so - rather than using less as a way of reducing prices for everyone not just the “I’m all right jacks”.

I’ll conclude by noting your lack of recognition for your complete misrepresentation of his families circumstances. You’re letting your hatred, not your obvious intelligence, post.

 

[metalblue]

His parents were not born in the UK. His father was born in Kenya and his mother was born in Tanganyika. His parents and his grandparents were all economic migrants who all came to the UK ‘for a better life’. They must all be so proud of him, knowing he’d be telling them to fuck off back home, if they tried it today.…

You’re right, his parents were born in colonial Africa and came here with his grandparents. Apologies.

There reasons for coming is irrelevant. I imagine at the time we were begging people to come and I’ve no issues with people coming for a better life - I doubt many people have. That usually does limit it to skilled professionals outside of those being permitted entry due to persecution - which should be dealt with at our embassies and consulates in the first safe country they arrive in. We were known as a fair country but that’s been eroded over the last 20+ years with illegal wars and an immigration policy that’s appears heartless to those in need of sanctuary.