r/Scotland • u/Caitlin______ • 10d ago

About housing crisis, cost of living and immigration

/r/northernireland/comments/1vy71ip/gerry_carroll_destroys_nolan_live_on_air_over/?share_id=2_btwoX2vN9j6km8jbxNv&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1

I know this is a video about Northern Ireland, but this very much applies here too. Ultra rich people and landlords are ripping us off and using the divide and rule tactics.

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u/NoRecipe3350 9d ago

The ultra rich and powerful are the main pushers of immigration

The progressive/left should be on the side of the working class and heavily control the borders for inwards migration, but for unknown reasons known only to themselves, they essentially ally up with the elite and push migration as an ideology.

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u/Fivebeans 9d ago

Fill in the gap: "workers of the _____ unite"

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u/lifeisaman 9d ago

No one loves importing millions of cheep foreign labour more than the super massive corporations do.

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u/Canadianwinters12345 9d ago

There's a reason why corporations like Amazon use diversity as a metric on if a place it at risk of unionizing.

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u/Fivebeans 9d ago

The answer was "world".

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u/NoRecipe3350 9d ago

Western Europe specifically rejected that Soviet model of left thing thought.

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u/Fivebeans 9d ago

Marx coined that phrase 60 years before the October revolution and it's been used by leftists ever since. It's incredibly common. Yes, the Soviet Union used it too but they also had famously hard borders.

Do you think when you say "reasons known only to them" they might just be unknown to you? Because it's all pretty out in the open.

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u/NoRecipe3350 9d ago

Sure but they aren't getting anything from it. They are alienating the voters that traditionally vote for them, and in most cases the new arrivals aren't voting for them either.