"Adrian" wrote in message
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On Fri, 02 May 2014 18:21:33 +0100, harryagain wrote:

The concerns are about the rights (mostly bestowed by the EU) of a
virtually unlimited number people not born in the UK to come and work
here - and the effect which that has on our infrastructure and jobs
scene.

Despite the fact that those rights were voted on in a referendum, and
apply equally to UK citizens - in fact, there are more UK citizens
living elsewhere in the EU than citizens of other EU countries living
in the UK.

Drivel.

Fact.

So how many Brits are living in Poland and Bulgaria?
What proportion of Brits in France and Spain are retired and bring money
in and take no jobs?

Apart from the _utter_ irrelevance of which country's which, unless
you're saying that some are inherently inferior than others...

Are retired people somehow less important, less relevant than working-age
ones? Grey second-class citizens? Is that what you're saying?

You are really thick.
They take no-ones job. They bring mony in. They are not benefit parasites on
that country.
They are not criminals or health tourists.
Unlike the immigrants we get.