koods said:

Jesus Christ that dude is unbearable. Sarcasm is such a weak ass rhetorical device, and it's the only one he uses. The English professors at whatever college he probaly didn't graduate from would be appallled.

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Patlal said:

The truth is hard to hear.

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koods said:

Jesus Christ that dude is unbearable. Sarcasm is such a weak ass rhetorical device, and it's the only one he uses. The English professors at whatever college he probaly didn't graduate from would be appallled.

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akira_akuma said:

the same thing that's been happening for over a year now?

wow.

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Patlal said:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/23/wont-admit-stockholm-donald-trump-right-immigration-sweden/

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The immigrants do want to work, but find themselves stuck outside a heavily-regulated jobs market that could have been designed by a populist demagogue to keep them out. For unskilled work in restaurants, for example, the trade unions’ unofficial (but strictly enforced) minimum wage is about £10 an hour. For unskilled immigrants, especially from countries like Afghanistan and Somalia with no properly functioning education system, this means the Swedish dream ends before it begins. A policy intended to lift everyone’s wages has ended up destroying entry-level jobs, and ensuring thousands of immigrants are shut out of the economy, denied the first rung on the ladder to work.

Among Swedes, unemployment is about 4 per cent and falling. Among immigrants, it’s 22 per cent. No developed country has a higher differential: in Britain, there’s barely any difference at all.

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psi said:

Patlal said:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/23/wont-admit-stockholm-donald-trump-right-immigration-sweden/

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The immigrants do want to work, but find themselves stuck outside a heavily-regulated jobs market that could have been designed by a populist demagogue to keep them out. For unskilled work in restaurants, for example, the trade unions’ unofficial (but strictly enforced) minimum wage is about £10 an hour. For unskilled immigrants, especially from countries like Afghanistan and Somalia with no properly functioning education system, this means the Swedish dream ends before it begins. A policy intended to lift everyone’s wages has ended up destroying entry-level jobs, and ensuring thousands of immigrants are shut out of the economy, denied the first rung on the ladder to work.

Among Swedes, unemployment is about 4 per cent and falling. Among immigrants, it’s 22 per cent. No developed country has a higher differential: in Britain, there’s barely any difference at all.

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Patlal said:

akira_akuma said:

the same thing that's been happening for over a year now?

wow.

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Koods requires a large amount of proof coming from many different sources before considering that something might be a fact.

I'm not saying this in a bad way though. The guy doesn't believe everything he sees. Unlike many people.

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maybe he doesn't will himself to simply be swayed by pandering...and maybe he hasn't really given his whole opinion because people DO believe everything they see. and those people would simply attack him, considering only the view within one's ideological lens, and/or their beliefs, in order to stifle him, when he shares his opinion.

but nah...muh reasons dictate that he's just a big fat poopy head.

Patlal said:

psi said:

Patlal said:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/23/wont-admit-stockholm-donald-trump-right-immigration-sweden/

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The immigrants do want to work, but find themselves stuck outside a heavily-regulated jobs market that could have been designed by a populist demagogue to keep them out. For unskilled work in restaurants, for example, the trade unions’ unofficial (but strictly enforced) minimum wage is about £10 an hour. For unskilled immigrants, especially from countries like Afghanistan and Somalia with no properly functioning education system, this means the Swedish dream ends before it begins. A policy intended to lift everyone’s wages has ended up destroying entry-level jobs, and ensuring thousands of immigrants are shut out of the economy, denied the first rung on the ladder to work.

Among Swedes, unemployment is about 4 per cent and falling. Among immigrants, it’s 22 per cent. No developed country has a higher differential: in Britain, there’s barely any difference at all.

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Yay immigration problems!

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psi said:

Patlal said:

psi said:

Patlal said:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02/23/wont-admit-stockholm-donald-trump-right-immigration-sweden/

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The immigrants do want to work, but find themselves stuck outside a heavily-regulated jobs market that could have been designed by a populist demagogue to keep them out. For unskilled work in restaurants, for example, the trade unions’ unofficial (but strictly enforced) minimum wage is about £10 an hour. For unskilled immigrants, especially from countries like Afghanistan and Somalia with no properly functioning education system, this means the Swedish dream ends before it begins. A policy intended to lift everyone’s wages has ended up destroying entry-level jobs, and ensuring thousands of immigrants are shut out of the economy, denied the first rung on the ladder to work.

Among Swedes, unemployment is about 4 per cent and falling. Among immigrants, it’s 22 per cent. No developed country has a higher differential: in Britain, there’s barely any difference at all.

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Yay immigration problems!

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Your article suggests that the problem isn't just immigration, but also the fact that Sweden's over-regulated economy is unable to adapt to the situation.

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Patlal said:

Oh look. This is what's happening right now

http://www.newsmax.com/RichLowry/sweden-refugee-humanitarian-trump/2017/02/22/id/775010/

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