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Poland has benefitted massively from EU whilst UK is on its knees

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don't forget that these awful immigrants spend their money in British shops and it helps the economy grow. Britain gets money for Polish people living here, not Poland. Polish women in Britain have more children than those in Poland - children who are born here, they will be educated here and they will stay here.

Remember that apart from immigrants coming to the UK, many British people move out abroad every year. It's not just a one-way flow.

Have these Polish people brought millions of £s in wealth in to the country? If not- it hasn't increased economic growth. A British construction worker spends money the same as a Polish construction worker.

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Original post by brap man 420

Immigrants pay tax to build these schools.
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Immigrants are mostly low-skilled and therefore pay hardly any tax. So how exactly does this contribute towards the extra infrastructure costs they are causing?

Original post by brap man 420

Wages suppressing? Is someone telling porkies?

I presume you know absolutely nothing about economics? If you increase the supply of Labour the salary decreases:

In the above graph when the supply of Labour increases (the blue line shifts to the right) the wage decreases.....

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