Christmas Crossword, December 19 2024...
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It looks like at least one political leader is reading my posts on here – that migrants are absolutely essential to our economy (public services, businesses etc); with an aging population and low fertility rates - it is the only realistic policy if we are not to have our public services/business suffering drastic decline through a lack of workers.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I was impressed with Stephen Flynn. He got more applause than the other leaders and he talked a lot of commonsense. I am unable to vote for his party, but I am slightly reassured if coalitions are to be made in the event of a hung parliament, that their is someone in the SNP in Westminster worth talking to.
Emigrants are generally people that we need, like teachers and doctors. They want to live in a better place than Britain (in their mind). Why do they think that?
Then, people in their fifties are retiring or semi-retiring.
And older people are getting older and needing/wanting more care before dying. Which means a bigger and bigger swing in the balance between workers and non-workers, as well as the balance between the work we need and the workers we actually have.
And many younger people feel like they've been swizzed - jobs that don't pay enough, tuition loans still hanging over them, mortgages being unaffordable. So many of those that aren't in a position to emigrate feel disaffected.
And until all of that is sorted out, we need immigrants ...
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Aberdeen South might be an interesting seat to watch.
SNP Stephen Flynn 20,388
Conservative Douglas Lumsden 16,398
Liberal Democrats Ian Yuill 5,018
Labour Shona Simpson 3,834
A 4,000 majority. SNP and Conservatives will probably both lose votes, but I don't think the LibDems or Labour can close the gap enough. One to look out for though.
Also Corby as you ask me;
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We have plenty of potential workers, a reduced population is a necessity not a problem. Ideally we require negative immigration not positive.
Anyone who can grasp the concept of not being able to get a quart into a pint bottle, will intuitively understand why we can't go on expanding forever and to do so must create a more intense problem for future generations; even if they fail to see the issues already evident in the present due to lack of migrant management from every government we've had.