bbc bias on immigration issue

it was the first work day, he had a day of training the day before.

he claims to be willing to work, he gets the chance to proof it in a relative easy job, and walks out on the first day.

i feel no remorse for the abuse i've given him.

No surprises there then

even if you don't like my comments, at least don't reply to them with sarky remarks.

i know, i said british, but seeing as you are intent in trurning this issue into one of race, all the applicants were white.

so from this i also conclude that it was a grossly unfair programme labelling white british unemployed as useless idiots, or was the tactic of using all white applicants just another part of this anti-british mediums ploy to denegrate and demoralise british people who happen to have the misfortune of not having the opportunity to work, one they would have if migrants had not taken the local jobs?

the programme painted a very unfair portrayal of those seeking work, and i still remain convinced that its aims was to do just that, whilst instilling the mindset that the government seeks to brainwash us all in, that our economy needs migrants to survive- no proof, utter nonsense

I am an American and have not seen the show, but I have lived with the same debates here and have come to believ that the industries that proffit from employing illegal imagrants in this country are the primary sources of this misinformation in order to continue the practices of paying below minimum wage,and avoiding messy and expensive law suits and workers comp insurance for its employees, whom if there were a problem they would have no legal recourse because of their illegal statis. Yes we would be willing to take these jobs but we would demand the same rights that we take for granted in our more prosporous days.

I was reading this thread and came upon your comment. What is the difference between a Brit and a white?

Not all whites are Brits, and not all Brits are white.