Comments by "TruthWarrior" (@Truth-warrior-j3e) on "“It Is Frankly A National Security Issue” | Illegal Migrant Crisis Worsens In UK" video.

Except that it’s not Islamic. Im no fan of the Labour Party but the truth is that the Labour Party is secular, aiming to represent a diverse electorate, including but not limited to Muslims. The notion that the Labour Party is Islamic does not align with its history, policies, or political structure. You and I may not like the Labour Party politics but calling it out as Islamic is simply misleading
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Its not truth thats the problem
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@AndrewWilliams-ry6tb well Blair did not obliterate Labour's history and structure though he did significantly redefine and transform them. His impact was profound, leading to both success and division within the party. Whether these changes were for better or worse depends largely on one's perspective on what Labour should represent. Since I have never voted for Labour the latter is not something I can objectively comment on
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You are right. Starmer is not leading the government in Poland and it does have sensible politicians led by the Civic Coalition (KO) and other centrist and left-wing groups that are in a coalition that have majority control in the Polish parliament.
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@onedayagogo ok, if anyone is into simple solutions, lets try again. UK the law does gives people significant rights of freedom of speech and to tell the truth. This right however, like most rights, is not absolute. There are limitations: defamation law, privacy rights, harassment legislation, and other legal restrictions like contempt of court and the Official Secrets Act. These limitations create boundaries within which truth-telling must operate. So to make it as easy as possible for you, which of these exemptions don't you like?
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@AndrewWilliams-ry6tb only is those''men'' don't understand what those words actually mean: Redefine: Changes the understanding or interpretation but retains the original identity. Transform: Radically changes the form or structure, but the original entity is still identifiable. Obliterate: Completely destroys, leaving nothing of the original.
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So who exactly are you referring to when you say “they”? And which free handouts?
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@that1joe929 which period then?
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@harpsailorharp6716gg I appreciate that many people, especially on both the extremes of left and right don't want to hear the truth. Fortunately, that doesn't change the facts. If you want to challenge me on what is or isn't correct then go ahead...I'm all ears and willing to engage in a proper dialogue. But if this is the best you can do then nobody is going to learn anything are they. "Truth never damages a cause that is just."― Mahatma Gandhi
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@sugarkane4830 statements to the effect that immigrants are able to get PIP UC benefits are highly misleading. In reality the eligibility is strict and genrally applies to approved residence status. Whether immigrants are under this illusion or not is another question. Here are the facts: eligibility depends on several factors, including your immigration status, residency, and specific rules related to each benefit. 1. Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Habitual Residence Test: To be eligible for PIP, you generally need to pass the Habitual Residence Test. This test looks at whether you have a right to reside in the UK and whether your presence in the UK is lawful. Right to Reside: You must have a right to reside in the UK. This right can come from being a British citizen, having indefinite leave to remain (settled status), or being a national of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland with pre-settled or settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme. Presence in the UK: You usually need to have been present in the UK for at least two out of the last three years (104 out of 156 weeks) before applying for PIP. However, there are exceptions for refugees and people with humanitarian protection. Asylum Seekers: Generally, asylum seekers are not eligible for PIP unless they have been granted refugee status or humanitarian protection. 2. Universal Credit (UC) Right to Reside and Habitual Residence Test: Like PIP, to claim UC, you must have a right to reside in the UK and pass the Habitual Residence Test. This includes showing that you intend to stay in the UK long-term. Settled Status or Pre-Settled Status: EU/EEA nationals and Swiss nationals need to have pre-settled or settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme to be eligible for UC. No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF): Many immigrants have a visa condition that states they have "no recourse to public funds" (NRPF). This means they cannot claim most welfare benefits, including UC. However, if you have indefinite leave to remain, refugee status, or humanitarian protection, you may be eligible despite this condition. Work-Related Benefits: If you are working and meet the other criteria, you might still qualify for UC, especially if you have settled status or another recognized residency. Specific Scenarios: Settled Status: Immigrants with settled status (indefinite leave to remain) are generally eligible for both PIP and UC, provided they meet the other criteria for each benefit. Pre-Settled Status: Those with pre-settled status may be eligible for UC, though there are additional requirements. They might face restrictions when applying for PIP unless they meet specific criteria, like having a history of lawful residence. NRPF Condition: If your immigration status includes a "no recourse to public funds" condition, you are generally not eligible for UC or PIP unless you have settled status or specific exemptions. Asylum Seekers: Asylum seekers waiting for a decision on their claim are not eligible for PIP or UC but may receive support through the asylum support system.
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@stevieb6492 Blaise Pascal: "Truth is so obscure in these times, and falsehood so established, that unless we love the truth, we cannot know it."
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@gummyerin that's a bit of a harsh description of Lee Anderson even if you don't agree with him. Best to keep things polite and use reasoned argument based on fact.
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@watchanything-c7r so someone explaining facts based on evidence is left wing? I have seen plenty of left wing politicians come up with misinformation as well. Plus, I'm not left wing and I only deal in evidence so by logical reasoning your statement is incorrect
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@sekovittol3124 and why is that do you think?
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@sekovittol3124 Facts based on evidence as opposed to myths
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@gummyerin Fairies wont help you I’m afraid. What are you frightened of? Go on, try some reasoned argument based on facts. You might learn something. Or you might prove something. Either way someone might learn something useful and real instead of being ignorant and so, step by step we can make the world a better place. Fantastic. Go on, give it a try. I’ll be gentle with you. I promise.
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@kevingreen3781 except of course that is untrue. While there are variations depending on specific immigrant groups and types of crimes, the overall evidence suggests that immigrants, particularly first-generation immigrants, are less likely to commit crimes compared to the indigenous population in the UK.
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@pbl7559 and why do you think that is?
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