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'All pain for no gain': Reality of post-Brexit trading conditions bites
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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Not just brown people but also Eastern Europeans. You know, the ones that kept their shit going over there.
They helped them to relocate to other countries that actually appreciate their hard work.
That's a silver lining I hadn't known about! Glad to hear it. The most vulnerable of us rarely receive any support when the fear-mongering flares.
I still don't wish burden upon those who supported Brexit despite the evidence suggesting it wouldn't work in their favor. At least they didn't get to cause as much pain to migrant workers as they may have intended. Ugh. Some people's kids.
Polish people arenβt brown
They're just more polished
Depends which brown. They facilitated immigration from India and Pakistan.
the immigration the current minister wants to stiffle with tougher laws, acknowledging that her family wouldn't have been able to migrate to Britain under these new laws?
If i understand correctly they just want people to come to work for cheap but not actually immigrate or have a perspective in Britain.
True and from anywhere outside the EU effectively.