To: vine@bbc.co.uk
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In response to hearing Jeremy Vine taking about
mass immigration of cheap labour into Britain and the social
problems it causes.
The PROBLEM is a socio-economic order rooted in man's animal
nature, which allows
the staggeringly unjust income differentials we are so
familiar with (as just another "Insanity
of Normality"). How many times the minimum wage do you, for
example, take home? I don't expect an answer, but you see my
point (and you, as far as I know, are not one of the really
big earners). Added to which, your job comes with a lot of
personal satisfaction and social status.
Please, don't misunderstand me and take offence: I'm not
questioning your great value as a presenter, Jeremy, just your
(and lots of other people's) "pecuniary value" in multiples of
the minimum wage and the kind of society this
helps create, along
with the disruptive social and cultural changes associated
with mass immigration. If we had fairer income differentials
the natives would do the jobs that we have brought in millions
of immigrants in to do instead.
Everyone with power and influence, or just in a privileged
position, will talk about the problems we have until the cows
come home, but will not consider any changes that might
diminish their own privileges and advantages. That would be
utterly contrary to our animal nature, which our economy,
free-market capitalism, has developed and been honed to
exploit and depend upon.
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