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France expells its gypsies.

By jonthefox, in General Chat

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Suffolk_fox

Suffolk_fox

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Hardly. They're shipping them back to their country of origin by their hundreds - not gassing them by their millions.

They are not contributing to the country, I think we should have the same policy here. Do not come here unless you can support yourself and contribute in taxes to society.

Most of the Big Issue sellers in Ipswich are now Eastern Europeans. What gives them the right to come here unless they can support themselves??

sw_fox

sw_fox

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Hardly. They're shipping them back to their country of origin by their hundreds - not gassing them by their millions.

They are not contributing to the country, I think we should have the same policy here. Do not come here unless you can support yourself and contribute in taxes to society.

Most of the Big Issue sellers in Ipswich are now Eastern Europeans. What gives them the right to come here unless they can support themselves??

Yeah but the Nazis deported Jews first before they gassed them. Not only that but the French were complicit in that through the Vichy government.

Furthermore this is actually against EU law, and their law about 3 month work permits is too. We are very lucky to have (almost) complete freedom of movement in the EU, and I don't think enough people realise this who come out with opinions like yours.

And how is selling the big issue not supporting yourself? If they are homeless what would you rather they did, beg or sell the big issue?

Also the Roma are an already much victimised and discriminated group in Eastern Europe, the last thing that we want is to encourage some of their more dubious nationality laws and right wing parties by letting the so-called more civilised/advanced countries of the union get away with blatant victimisation.

At the end of the day, Sarko's argument for why he is doing it is about crime. How is sending a few hundred roma back to the country they have residency going to cut crime? It is just old fashioned scapegoating just like the Nazis!

Zingari

Zingari

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How long are we going to let them do this?

don,t worry i'm putting a gipsy curse on them right now ;)

they'll all be stinkin of garlic and making haw haw noises within a week :thumbup:

Zingari

Zingari

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If those Crystal Balls were as good as they say they would've seen this coming. :ph34r:

:D

they obviously haven't got the prescience of mind that they believe they have

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DB11

DB11

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Yeah but the Nazis deported Jews first before they gassed them. Not only that but the French were complicit in that through the Vichy government.

Furthermore this is actually against EU law, and their law about 3 month work permits is too. We are very lucky to have (almost) complete freedom of movement in the EU, and I don't think enough people realise this who come out with opinions like yours.

And how is selling the big issue not supporting yourself? If they are homeless what would you rather they did, beg or sell the big issue?

Also the Roma are an already much victimised and discriminated group in Eastern Europe, the last thing that we want is to encourage some of their more dubious nationality laws and right wing parties by letting the so-called more civilised/advanced countries of the union get away with blatant victimisation.

At the end of the day, Sarko's argument for why he is doing it is about crime. How is sending a few hundred roma back to the country they have residency going to cut crime? It is just old fashioned scapegoating just like the Nazis!

But at the end of the day, they're gypsies not jews.

DB11

DB11

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But at the end of the day, over 250,000 Gypsies were killed in the holocaust, not just jews :rolleyes:

Such ignorance

I know; I studied it at A Level.

I was saying it tongue in cheek!

Jackirius

Jackirius

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Hardly. They're shipping them back to their country of origin by their hundreds - not gassing them by their millions.

They are not contributing to the country, I think we should have the same policy here. Do not come here unless you can support yourself and contribute in taxes to society.

Most of the Big Issue sellers in Ipswich are now Eastern Europeans. What gives them the right to come here unless they can support themselves??

I agree, there are quite alot around the south of East Anglia, there's been quite a bit in the news about them, how they are illegally camping and causing alot of mess and violence around the area they are in.

Thracian

Thracian

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Yeah but the Nazis deported Jews first before they gassed them. Not only that but the French were complicit in that through the Vichy government.

Furthermore this is actually against EU law, and their law about 3 month work permits is too. We are very lucky to have (almost) complete freedom of movement in the EU, and I don't think enough people realise this who come out with opinions like yours.

And how is selling the big issue not supporting yourself? If they are homeless what would you rather they did, beg or sell the big issue?

Also the Roma are an already much victimised and discriminated group in Eastern Europe, the last thing that we want is to encourage some of their more dubious nationality laws and right wing parties by letting the so-called more civilised/advanced countries of the union get away with blatant victimisation.

At the end of the day, Sarko's argument for why he is doing it is about crime. How is sending a few hundred roma back to the country they have residency going to cut crime? It is just old fashioned scapegoating just like the Nazis!

Are you trying to defend the gypsies or to make a case for getting out of the EU and its laws?

Can you also tell me how the Romanies are discriminated against? When I was in Bulgaria there seemed to be considerable effort being made to ensure they had employment opportunities while, here, I'd sure like the planning authorities to treat me with as much "discrimination" as they show the travellers.

I actually admire the travellers in many ways because they stand their ground and refuse to be pushed around by those in so-called authority. The rest of us - Muslims excepted - just stand there being victims of whatever politicians want to whack us with next.

Zingari

Zingari

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I think it's just awful how those that don't conform to our way of life are persecuted and demonised in this way .

We should learn to tolerate and even embrace other cultures and lifestyles.The Romany are an ancient and proud culture that can teach us many things

Just as long as they stay well away from my gaff ,we should all try and learn a little more tolerance towards them .

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