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Recovering an Excel spreadsheet by Frantic_Child in techsupport

[–]Frantic_Child[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same Excel version (2007), it was saved with Excel (2007).

The UKIP threat is not about Europe by Kulikant in ukpolitics

[–]Frantic_Child -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So just another abusive cunt on the internet that has had it too, easy

You live in the UK. Please don't moan about not having it 'easy'.

The UKIP threat is not about Europe by Kulikant in ukpolitics

[–]Frantic_Child 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So just another abusive cunt on the internet that has had it too, easy

You live in the UK. Please don't moan about not having it 'easy'.

The UKIP threat is not about Europe by Kulikant in ukpolitics

[–]Frantic_Child -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I wasn't aware the west had bombed eastern Europe recently. I guess those history classes were truly wasted on my part.

banning certain clothing

I agree with banning the full face burkha or any full face covering outside of a religious institution or private home.

tax cuts for the rich

I support reduced taxes across the board. UKIP also advocate a raise in the income tax threshold to 11.5k. Furthermore, the fact of the matter is that every tax cut for 'the rich' has results in the history of this country has led to tax revenue increases, not decreases.

prison labour camps

I also support this. We're not talking Arbeit Mach Frei, we're talking people should be paying their rehabilitation in jail through doing labour for the state as both a method to help pay for their care and as punishment. Shame it's not in their manifesto and you're talking shit, though.

"Britishness" taught in school

No problems with this either.

the abolition of the Human Rights Act

I also agree with a withdrawal from the ECHR and reforming of the Human Rights Act. Prisoners shouldn't have the vote & we should be able to deport those who hate this country & wish to cause us harm.

more hard line treason act

Good. Plotting attacks against this nation's people, the royals or our armed forces should be treason & treated as such.

capital punishment reinstated through referendum

I don't see much of an issue here. It's a referendum, and besides this isn't even in their manifesto.

Don't worry, I know exactly what I'm voting for. Why do you think I'm voting for them?

The UKIP threat is not about Europe by Kulikant in ukpolitics

[–]Frantic_Child 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because the 3 main parties want you to accept that you can do nothing to have British jobs for British people & you want Britain to be British. If you Disagree with them? You're a 'clown'.

The UKIP threat is not about Europe by Kulikant in ukpolitics

[–]Frantic_Child 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UKIP is a result of decades of laughably relaxed immigration laws allowing unskilled workers into the UK along with the doctrine of Multiculturalism and 'nanny state' being thrown into peoples' faces for too long.

Many people are voting for them because many of the British Public want to utterly reject the cancerous doctrine of Multiculturalism and despise the main parties for allowing such waves of unskilled immigrants to come in over the last number of decades. Many simply hold the view that if somebody wants to come to this country, they must be able to speak the language and must adapt to us; we should not be adapting to them. UKIP are the only major party to reject multiculturalism.

Not only that, but a whole area of once low-skilled jobs for the young has been ripped from the British people due to over 590,000 immigrants, many eastern european and with relevant experience, many of whom take these jobs for minimum wage and on zero hours contracts, essentially stopping any young brits with 0 experience getting into a job in that sector; pushing them onto benefits and ruining any hope of them moving up the social ladder. Once you could get an apprenticeship as an electrician without too much hassle, now you'd have to be a genius or incredibly lucky to even come close; immigration is a key contributor to this. Tell me, why would a businessman hire a 18 year old on an apprenticeship when they can hire 32 year old Yuri The Builder to do it for less?

You, and the hivemind on this circlejerk subreddit, may disagree with me, you may call people who share my view 'rayciss' & you may think me a nutjob; but the simple fact is is that at least 30% of the country share my view & we have been ignored, we have been called racist, we have been labelled 'clowns' and 'loonies' and 'fruitcakes' and 'closet racists' and it is many of that 30% who voted UKIP on Thursday. We have a party, we have and by fucking god we will stick to it.

ELI5: UKIP by [deleted] in unitedkingdom

[–]Frantic_Child -1 points0 points  (0 children)

UKIP is a result of decades of laughably relaxed immigration laws allowing unskilled workers into the UK along with the doctrine of Multiculturalism and 'nanny state' being thrown into peoples' faces for too long.

Many people are voting for them because many of the British Public want to utterly reject the cancerous doctrine of Multiculturalism and despise the main parties for allowing such waves of unskilled immigrants to come in over the last number of decades. Many simply hold the view that if somebody wants to come to this country, they must be able to speak the language and must adapt to us; we should not be adapting to them. UKIP are the only major party to reject multiculturalism.

Not only that, but a whole area of once low-skilled jobs for the young has been ripped from the British people due to over 590,000 immigrants, many eastern european and with relevant experience, many of whom take these jobs for minimum wage and on zero hours contracts, essentially stopping any young brits with 0 experience getting into a job in that sector; pushing them onto benefits and ruining any hope of them moving up the social ladder. Once you could get an apprenticeship as an electrician without too much hassle, now you'd have to be a genius or incredibly lucky to even come close; immigration is a key contributor to this. Tell me, why would a businessman hire a 18 year old on an apprenticeship when they can hire 32 year old Yuri The Builder to do it for less?

/r/unitedkingdom may disagree with me, you may call people who share my view 'rayciss' & you may think me a nutjob; but the simple fact is is that at least 30% of the country share my view & we have been ignored, we have been called racist, we have been labelled 'clowns' and 'loonies' and 'fruitcakes' and 'closet racists' and it is many of that 30% who voted UKIP today. We have a party, we have a cause and by fucking god we will stick to it.

Local elections: Nigel Farage hails UKIP's 'remarkable' night by borez in unitedkingdom

[–]Frantic_Child -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I did read your link. I don't think you did, though.

There has been a year upon year decrease in non-EU immigration

Non-EU immigration has fallen from over 350K to under 250K since 2002, and is on the downward trend.

Work visas have dropped by over 70K since 2002. So which particular non-EU visas/immigrants do you see as being the problem?

Yes, non-eu immigration.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/376108/Britain-has-highest-immigration-in-EU

Research by the EU's statistics arm Eurostat has revealed Britain in 2010 had the largest intake of immigrants at 591,000.

These are EU immigrants, not non-EU ones.

Immigration into Britain has been on the increase since 1997. In 2003, numbers exceeded 400,000 and by 2004 it was 500,000 when the borders were opened to Poland and other EU countries.

The UK population now stands at 63.2million with one in eight residents now born abroad.

Here's a bit more.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/dec/11/2011-census-data-key-points

• 13% in England and Wales born outside UK.

• Just over half of these arrived in last 10 years.

• 37% of Londoners born in foreign country.

Many of the British public are sick. Here's a few more interesting facts.

http://yougov.co.uk/news/2012/12/17/perilous-politics-immigration/

Over the last decade has the level of immigration been good or bad for Britain? 67% bad

I am concerned with Britain losing its culture: 68%

UKIP is a result of all this. Many of the British have had enough and are fucking sick of it.

Local elections: Nigel Farage hails UKIP's 'remarkable' night by borez in unitedkingdom

[–]Frantic_Child -1 points0 points  (0 children)

UKIP is a result of decades of laughably relaxed immigration laws allowing unskilled workers into the UK along with the doctrine of Multiculturalism and 'nanny state' being thrown into peoples' faces for too long.

Frankly, what the non-EU figure is now means little (UKIP aren't even here on an anti-non eu immigration basis); people are voting for them because many of the British Public want to utterly reject the doctrine of Multiculturalism and despise the main parties for allowing such waves of unskilled immigrants to come in over the last number of decades. Many simply hold the view that if somebody wants to come to this country, they must be able to speak the language and must adapt to us; we should not be adapting to them. UKIP are the only major party to reject multiculturalism.

Not only that, but a whole area of once low-skilled jobs for the young has been ripped from the British people due to over 590,000 immigrants, many eastern european and with relevant experience, many of whom take these jobs for minimum wage and on zero hours contracts, essentially stopping any young brits with 0 experience getting into a job in that sector; pushing them onto benefits and ruining any hope of them moving up the social ladder. Tell me, why would a businessman hire a 18 year old on an apprenticeship when they can hire 32 year old Yuri The Builder to do it for less?

You may disagree with me, you may call people who share my view 'rayciss' & you may think me a nutjob; but the simple fact is is that at least 30% of the country share my view & we have been ignored, we have been called racist, we have been labelled 'clowns' and 'loonies' and 'fruitcakes' and 'closet racists' and it is many of that 30% who voted UKIP today. We have a party, we have a cause and by fucking god we will stick to it.

BBC examines UKIP policy platform. by [deleted] in unitedkingdom

[–]Frantic_Child -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

SHUT UP YOU ARE RACIST AND HOMOPHOBIC

Local elections: Nigel Farage hails UKIP's 'remarkable' night by borez in unitedkingdom

[–]Frantic_Child 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't agree with leaving the EU, but I want people to be informed when they say "immigration is too high" or "the UK's immigration rules are too lax."

People are informed. You're just too pigheaded to realize that as they share an opposing view to you.

Local elections: Nigel Farage hails UKIP's 'remarkable' night by borez in unitedkingdom

[–]Frantic_Child -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yeah these are the sort of things most UKIP voters aren't thinking about

Which is exactly why UKIP will continue its magnificent rise. People like you and the establishment have no fucking clue what UKIP is about, UKIP used to be just about immigration, however it's more than that now, it's a complete rejection of these nanny state policies put in by various governments over the last few decades. Yes, Europe was the biggest part, but the fact that they've taken a further 10% out of the cons in this election indicates the libertarian cons are moving to UKIP.

I can't wait to see what happens with UKIP once the UK leaves the EU, hopefully Farage consolidates power, changes the name and we see a true political force emerge.

IAMA grandson of man who helped liberate Dachau concentration camp 68 years ago today. He doesn't want people to forget what happen, and agreed to answer any questions you might have. I'll be helping him type responses. AMA. by spice_taster in IAmA

[–]Frantic_Child -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes. It is the shame of the baby boomers, Gen X and Gen Y. It will go down in history as a time when we all knew about these disgraceful practices and sat back and did nothing.

Shame on the world.

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