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public are sympathetic to anyone coming to this country in search of a better life but they will not be brow-beaten by moral entrepreneurs utilising emotional blackmail to silence those who voice concerns about young male economic migrants jumping the queue via dinghy.
public are sympathetic to anyone coming to this country in search of a better life but they will not be brow-beaten by moral entrepreneurs utilising emotional blackmail to silence those who voice concerns about young male economic migrants jumping the queue via dinghy.
There are a lot of ppl who have learned nothing from four years ago when they lost the Brexit referendum. The vast majority of the are broadly sympathetic to anyone coming here in search of a better life for themselves & their families, thats the first point.
are broadly sympathetic to anyone coming here in search of a better life for themselves & their families, thats the first point.
But there has to be an organised process - a ‘queue,’ as it were - to this movement of people & the British public are entitled to expect that such a process takes place properly.
Rather than just willy-nilly accepting anyone (always young men, never women & children or families) who comes on a dinghy from 
in the expectation that we will house them. To the average Brit that amounts to taking the p!ss & the vast majority of Brits wont tolerate it.
in the expectation that we will house them. To the average Brit that amounts to taking the p!ss & the vast majority of Brits wont tolerate it.
Trying to brow-beat ppl into submission via the use of emotional blackmail wont work - I see a lot of this on Twitter - and will prove counter-productive. We are not under any obligation to accept anybody to this country & if we do there has to be rules governing that process.