Debate on Migrant Policies and Nationalism
You said millions should go, but-
Must go.
Yeah, must go. So what if-
No Moscow?
No, must go.
No, not Moscow. Must go.
Oh. But basically, what if people have come here to, like,
get safe,
get shelter and come from war?
What wars
are they coming from?
Like Israel-
Like Palestine
... Palestine, Ukraine, Russia.
Historically, the principle if, if there's a conflict,
you should go to the
nearest safe country.
We are not the nearest safe country, therefore,
they should go to somewhere like
Egypt, um, rather than coming to
Calais in France and then illegally coming to us.
Yeah, but is our country not the one where they
can get the most opportunities to
improve their life?
Oh, she-
But, but do you think that's necessarily okay
when, you know, people who
are English or British you could say, are not getting
opportunities themselves and are having to pay for many of these
migrants to live in hotels, to eat food, um,
to have translation lessons or English lessons even.
Um, sh- should we be paying for illegal migrants?
I think that everyone, like, deserves a chance to, like, have a good
life, especially if they've come from war.
They deserve the opportunity to come somewhere safe, somewhere with, like,
a good
police force and somewhere where they won't, like, have to, like, yeah.
Somewhere that people don't fear for their life.
Like, that wake up in the morning scared to not
go back to sleep, like, in their
own homes.
You may think this is harsh, but I would actually say this
is a kindness.
It's not our problem. Because we need to put our people first,
and at the moment, we seem to be putting every other country
fi- Well, not every
other country, but a lot of other countries first,
prioritizing them over
prioritizing our own people, and I don't think that's right.
I, I, I, I'm a nationalist. Um, I believe that
you should put your native people, uh, as the priority at all
times.
Well, I think our country is the most able to provide
people with the benefits that they need to create a good life.
D- But who pays for that?
Who pays for that? The government.
Who, who pays the government?
Taxes.
Like-
So you're paying for it
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