It is an accurate picture. Being American in the EU Job market is way easier than being Asian citizen. But if you have experienced that why do you attribute that to the EU?
Also you have to compare that with German candidates that atm are sleepwalking into higher paid jobs.
When people say this government is very right wing, if we ignore the no deal Brexit situation (which isn't inherently left or right), what's the logic behind this?
The policies announced this far e.g. increasing teachers salaries to £30k starting, reintroduction of Nurse/Midwife bursaries, extra investment in new schools, funding for hospital upgrades, broadband upgrades etc seems far less right wing than previous administrations (plus spend on police and prisons which is generally standard centre right).
This is from a Libertarian so definitely not a Johnson fan.
When people say this government is very right wing, if we ignore the no deal Brexit situation (which isn't inherently left or right), what's the logic behind this?
The policies announced this far e.g. increasing teachers salaries to £30k starting, reintroduction of Nurse/Midwife bursaries, extra investment in new schools, funding for hospital upgrades, broadband upgrades etc seems far less right wing than previous administrations (plus spend on police and prisons which is generally standard centre right).
This is from a Libertarian so definitely not a Johnson fan.
When people say this government is very right wing, if we ignore the no deal Brexit situation (which isn't inherently left or right), what's the logic behind this?
The policies announced this far e.g. increasing teachers salaries to £30k starting, reintroduction of Nurse/Midwife bursaries, extra investment in new schools, funding for hospital upgrades, broadband upgrades etc seems far less right wing than previous administrations (plus spend on police and prisons which is generally standard centre right).
This is from a Libertarian so definitely not a Johnson fan.
I can do you a cracking deal on Tower Bridge.When people say this government is very right wing, if we ignore the no deal Brexit situation (which isn't inherently left or right), what's the logic behind this?
The policies announced this far e.g. increasing teachers salaries to £30k starting, reintroduction of Nurse/Midwife bursaries, extra investment in new schools, funding for hospital upgrades, broadband upgrades etc seems far less right wing than previous administrations (plus spend on police and prisons which is generally standard centre right).
This is from a Libertarian so definitely not a Johnson fan.
They’re trying to buy an election. As soon as that is won, based on their track records you can expect a sell off of public services the likes of which we’ve never seen.
isn't that just bribery for a forthcoming election? Whether the spending actually happens is another thing.
Your question is evidence of why those announcements were made. They're pre-election policy announcements wait until you see the actual manifesto. As for brexit not being left or right that's ridiculous.
They’re trying to buy an election. As soon as that is won, based on their track records you can expect a sell off of public services the likes of which we’ve never seen.
Boris Johnson did make the letterbox and bank robbers comment, though. That's what people took issue with, and that's the statement that the Labour MP was explicitly making reference to.
If everyone in the government is very right wing how can the government be something else? The PM, the leader of the house, all other ministers, aren't they all known to be right wing?When people say this government is very right wing, if we ignore the no deal Brexit situation (which isn't inherently left or right), what's the logic behind this?
The policies announced this far e.g. increasing teachers salaries to £30k starting, reintroduction of Nurse/Midwife bursaries, extra investment in new schools, funding for hospital upgrades, broadband upgrades etc seems far less right wing than previous administrations (plus spend on police and prisons which is generally standard centre right).
This is from a Libertarian so definitely not a Johnson fan.
Also, the terms "very right wing" and "very left wing" are sometimes used not to describe a party's economic policies, but other policies pertaining to the expression of nationalism, authoritarianism etc.
If everyone in the government is very right wing how can the government be something else? The PM, the leader of the house, all other ministers, aren't they all known to be right wing?
Because a lot of people fail to separate brexit from everything else.
If you ignore Brexit, a Borris led tory party would probably be the same brand of "liberal conservatism" as Cameron.
When people say this government is very right wing, if we ignore the no deal Brexit situation (which isn't inherently left or right), what's the logic behind this?
The policies announced this far e.g. increasing teachers salaries to £30k starting, reintroduction of Nurse/Midwife bursaries, extra investment in new schools, funding for hospital upgrades, broadband upgrades etc seems far less right wing than previous administrations (plus spend on police and prisons which is generally standard centre right).
This is from a Libertarian so definitely not a Johnson fan.
Token promises they began making as soon as Boris got into power to make a grab for any leave leaning Labour and Lib Dem voters who might be struggling to vote Tory. They’ve been angling towards a general election from the moment he got in and with an obviously right wind cabinet on paper they knew they would have to make a few gestures for general public support.
Surely that's a bit tenuous given that both of those features have been facets of both the left and the right historically?
Historically I thought Johnson was generally centre right (Brexit aside)? Laissez-faire, liberal attitude to immigration, pro extra government spending etc.
Result of second reading on no-deal bill
Votes for: 329
Votes against: 300
Possibly Caroline SpelmanThat’s 1 difference from yesterday I wonder who it is.
Possibly Caroline Spelman
He made the comment in a light hearted joke while defending their right to wear whatever the hell they like! Is comedy dead? By all accounts they do look a bit like letterboxes and bank robbers!
Islamophobic incidents rose by 375 per cent in the week after Boris Johnson compared veiled Muslim women to “letterboxes”, research has shown.
Monitoring group Tell Mama said the Daily Telegraph column written by the now-prime minister was followed by the biggest spike in anti-Muslim hatred in 2018, as his words were repeated by racists abusing Muslims on the street and online.
In the three weeks after the article was published last August, 42 per cent of offline Islamophobic incidents reported “directly referenced Boris Johnson and/or the language used in his column”, a report said.
Many were directed at visibly Muslim women who wore the niqab or other veils, who were called “letterboxes” and “ninjas”.
Online abuse reported to Tell Mama repeated the same words or incorporated them into pictures and memes that were sent to Muslims online.
Correct, and? Are you saying that the Tories have become so socialist that they're verging on socialist authoritarianism? Surely not.
Liberal attitude to immigration? Did you see the posters they used on the Leave campaign and fear-mongering they did over that?
He made the comment in a light hearted joke while defending their right to wear whatever the hell they like! Is comedy dead? By all accounts they do look a bit like letterboxes and bank robbers!
Just to clarify I wasn't agreeing with the premise, I was merely stating that those facets aren't a specific left or right issue.
The Purge!
Interesting.Interesting article in the Prospect about the Brexit Fiasco. Worth a read.
https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/peter-foster-brexit-longread
Interesting.
For all of May's faults, she did put something on the table which many (including myself) thought would never happen. But parliament made sure it never saw the light of day. Now if she had bothered to do cross party consultations earlier and came up with some sort of consensus, we'd have made some progress.
As it is i dread another election...
He made the comment in a light hearted joke while defending their right to wear whatever the hell they like! Is comedy dead? By all accounts they do look a bit like letterboxes and bank robbers!