linux44 wrote:i have spent time to type and clarify stuff just to see you being sarcastict and funny. In no ways i am ill informed and have asked you to debate a subject which u do not understand. Please if u can't understand me( either my english in not good enough which i doubt it or ur's isn't, dont comment and disrespect people
Keep ur ideas to ur self
What i have said is what i have seen full stop.
I am quite sure I understand the subject very well, and also understand English very well, given that it is my first language.
In your first post you said that it annoys you that people come to the UK on a valid visit visa and then claim asylum, are granted asylum and then 'take the taxes' that you have paid. You said you could't understand how someone can claim asylum if they have had to show they have a home and a business in their home country.
I pointed out to you that a person might claim asylum after coming to the UK as a visitor if there was a change in the situation in their country, e.g. the outbreak of a war, for example, as in Libya at the moment. I also pointed out that just because someone has a business in their country does not mean they do not have a valid asylum claim.
You then replied and said that I had not read your post properly (which I had) and what you had said in your first post (which you didn't) was that you don't like it that people claim asylum and then claim benefits 'for free' after you have paid taxes. You then said you knew people who had 'a few problems' in their country, but not a fear, but claimed asylum anyway.
For every person who you 'know' who has claimed asylum whilst here as a visitor, who has no valid asylum claim, who is subsequently granted asylum and then claims benefits and doesn't pay taxes, I am quite sure I know many more who spend years trying to put forward their case, who can't claim mainstream benefits, are not allowed to work despite the fact that they can.
I did not 'disrespect you' you made a comment that didn't make sense about people coming as visitors and then claiming asylum. I disagreed with your comment and rather than respond to the points I made, you suggested that I had not read your original post properly.
I'm not here to debate. I'm here to give people guidance and the benefit of my knowledge but if I don't agree with what you say, I will not 'keep my ideas to myself', thanks. There's enough negative press about asylum seekers. I am sure if you go to the daily mail website you'll find plenty of people there who agree with your wide sweeping comments, unfortunately a lot of them are the same people who think there should be no migrants allowed to come to the UK to work or otherwise, and you might find yourself 'disrespected' there too.
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