Comments by "Roger Smith" (@rogersmith8339) on "“He’s LYING To The British People, He’s MANIPULATING!” | Fury Over Starmer’s Immigration Plan" video.

All politicians lie and always have so what is new?
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 @shanepatrick641 Brexit never really happened but we are all being punished by the remoaners who still run the country for trying to make it happen.
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@guleiro The aging population thing is only going to be temporary as most of the slightly younger generations will not be living as long (for many reasons) and therefore is a bit of a red herring. The other thing the supporters of the ever growing population forget is that it now only takes a couple of men to make a new car or washing machine etc when you used to employ dozens. The same applies to farming. In these times an ever growing population means more unemployment and the tax burden that comes with it. This is what big business likes (not the tax bit as they avoid that) but high unemployment means lower wages and more profit.
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@shanepatrick641 Not seen many bare shelves, other than due to false claims in order to put up prices. As for higher prices, pop over to France if you want to see high prices. I can buy good strong cheese at around £6 to £8 a kilo in the UK but in France you rarely see decent cheese at less than 20 euro a kilo and not uncommonly 35 plus! Clothes too are generally way more expensive.
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@NLJeffEU See my reply to Shanepatrick!
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@oneoflokis For many years the government actively encouraged the poor to breed to the point where taxpayers were subsidising chavs with 6 or 7 brats so the parents could buy more ciggies and booze and have a bigger house and car. They then wondered why the unemployment rate went up.
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@NLJeffEU I have been in France for 2 months and just returned to the UK and yes, you might be able to buy very ordinary cheese for that price, the bland stuff from supermarkets in the UK that you pay £3 or £4 for here, but to get anything with a decent strong taste to compare with mature Cheddar you need to pay a good bit more where we have been.
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@guleiro I do love the English sense of humour!
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@oneoflokis I think many people voted leave, not because of patriotism or whatever you might call it but because of the way the EU was starting to dictate how we had to live our lives (but not applicable to many other countries), how many people were making huge sums of money from our membership for doing very little for our country, how it was getting way too big (for it's boots), the huge waste of money the EU parliament was (our own one already costs way more than it should! ) - the list goes on. There is very little need for all the downsides we seem to be suffering but people seem to be taking advantage of made up situations.
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@guleiro It is such a pity that you started your reply to me with one of my least favourite lines, it is so condescending and instantly makes me think you have no respect for anyone who has a different view to yourself. It is much like the classic "in all honesty" so loved by people about to tell you a whopper. The problem with the veto was due to the people given the power to use it, they were the ones who let us down.
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