Debate on UK Immigration Policies
From the UK.
Yeah.
Are you gonna vote for Rupert Lowe?
Who?
Rupert Lowe.
Who's that?
He's a patriot.
He's a patriot that's gonna fix England, he's gonna bring back pride.
He's gonna-
I'm gonna vote for the Green Party.
You're gonna vote for the Green Party? Why are you gonna vote for that dipshit?
He's gonna destroy England. You realize he hates the country,
he wants to, uh,
submerge it in Islamic and African immigration.
No, because I vote for Reform.
I want you to vote for Rupert Lowe, Restore Britain.
Is he even...
Basically, Rupert Lowe is like, uh, Nigel Farage, but, uh, but base,
but better.
Oh, I actually hate Nigel Farage.
Yeah, you want more African and Muslim aggressive men in the country
who are gonna
harass you in the streets?
Well, do you want me to vot- vote for Reform and make all girls' humans
rights go in the bin?
Like what? What, uh, women's rights is, uh, Nigel Farage gonna take away?
Tell me.
Well, Reform is gonna take away
all of our human rights.
Like what?
They're gonna bring ICE into the country.
They're gonna make us pay for the-
ICE?
Yeah.
So they're gonna bring an American agency into the UK?
Yes.
Really? So how can an American agency do anything
in your country?
Well, they're gonna bang on everyone's doors,
ask for-
... a birth certificate or whatever, and then they're gonna kick 'em out.
That's what they're gonna do.
Oh, s- well, no, they're going to look for illegal
immigrants that are in
the country illegally and tell them to go back to their country,
which is what they
should do.
But what, that is not gonna make a difference.
That d- that's-
Yes, it will
... right. No, it won't, right, 'cause-
So you want illegals?
No.
I'm not bothered with the hate.
Ha.
'Cause there's not enough people.
How many jobs are in the UK? There's a lot.
There's unemployment in your country.
If all illegal immigrants, if all illegal immigrants get kicked out,
there's gonna be more jobs-
For the British people, yes
... for the British people.
Thank you. More jobs for the British people.
So the illegals get kicked out, now there's more jobs, and there's no
under-the-table jobs, and they have to pay a normal wage,
and they don't have to
pay under the table to these illegals, and it's good for the British people.
No, it's not good for the British people.
Why not?
'Cause there's not a, there's not enough people in the
UK
to-
What the hell are you talking about?
So by your logic, those British people on the streets, they
should not be taken care of first, and they should take care of the
illegals who they put in hotels and pay all their bills?
They're, they're literally paying-
Yes
... the rent, the food, and everything for illegal immigrants.
You know that, right?
Yeah, and I don't care.
Oh, you don't care.
If they're illegal, it doesn't matter.
So you, you are willing to leave British people
starving and, and sleeping
on the streets, but pay for people from Sudan, Congo,
and other
countries who have nothing to do with the UK who come to the UK illegally?
I don't care if they're British, they're Turkish, they're whatever.
You're not advocating for the British.
I don't care. I don't care whatever country they're
from.
So you don't, but you, uh, clearly don't care about the British who
are sleeping on
the street. You're saying those British people who
live on the streets, who cares
about them? Pay for the immigrants first, right?
Well, if you wanna talk to blooming the king or
whoever you want, then you can talk to them about that.
But don't be talking to me, 'cause what am I actually supposed to do?
Wait, so f- so, so first of all, first you're saying, "I could,
let's take care of
all the refugees first." Uh, you have a big heart for the refugees,
but you don't
seem to care about the British people who are on the streets of England.
Seems like you hate your own people.
Well, where I'm from,
there's no one sleeping on the streets.
Yeah, so just because where you're from nobody's
sleeping on the street doesn't
mean nobody's sleeping on the streets. It's a big country.
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