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happybunny wrote
Polish people did this?

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happybunny27 wrote:

Having had quite a lot of contact with many Eastern European families over the past 2 years I have found that generally speaking Polish workers are living in situations that ae reminiscent of circumstances that black and asian families found themselves in when they first came to Britain ie several family groups sharing a house, but working.
Assylum seekers from eastern europe have very little entitlement to funds or housing whilst their application is in progress, the places they were housed eventually were in the places everyone else had turned down.

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happybunny27 wrote:

Having had quite a lot of contact with many Eastern European families over the past 2 years I have found that generally speaking Polish workers are living in situations that ae reminiscent of circumstances that black and asian families found themselves in when they first came to Britain ie several family groups sharing a house, but working.
Assylum seekers from eastern europe have very little entitlement to funds or housing whilst their application is in progress, the places they were housed eventually were in the places everyone else had turned down.

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Most imigrants from eatern europe claim that they have a right to live here because they come from the continent of europe.

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dehlilah 2 wrote:

if i went to live abroad i would expect to accept their customs etc...and live by their rules...and as for polish...did you know that you cannot fire one for theft etc from work unless they have worked 3 months...FACT....not that i believe all poles are the same...just making a point about foreigners rights when they come here as opposed to us going to live abroad...

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