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This is probably true for your country's as well. Pro-immigrationists often scream economic benefit, as I always said that is a leftist myth. But now we know how bad it really is. The influx of non-western immigrants costs 7.200.000.000 euro a year. Just the newcommers. A full immigration-stop for 3 years and national debt is byebye.
ITS THE IMMIGRANT'S FAULT! THEY ARE THE ONES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WORLD CRISIS! DEPORT/EXTERMINATE THEM ALL!
Silly thought.
Painfully predictable leftist reflex we call it a reductio ad hitlerum , as I said just the newcommers.
3 years closed borders = national debt
They scream about the benefits? Whereabouts does this screaming occur?
Will the closed borders be reciprocal?
Well look at Jolts post, a very typical reaction. Where's the screaming are you kidding me? You are already a facist if you aren't 100% sure that immigration is the greatest thing ever. Look at what happened to Fortuyn, but more importantly what led to it; a mindblowingly vicious hate campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idaho
Economics Fail.
Where did you get your source for 7.200.000.000 Euros a year?
Yeah whatever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fragony
Will it be reciprocal? Should the Dutch be barred from leaving their country?
You sure walked into that one...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jolt
Here http://pvv.nl/images/stories/nyfer/n...apport-PVV.pdfQuote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
Feel free to do your own calculations and prove them wrong. Ask your local Dutchman for translation. Don't know when English sources roll in but watch google for 'Nyfer rapport'. And yes the PVV asked them (highly respected bureau) to seek it out as the responsible minister refused to answer pretty straightforward questions. 7.200.000.000 euro.
Also in the hardly rightwing (hi AdrianII!) Parool http://www.parool.nl/parool/nl/224/B...per-jaar.dhtml
"Should the Dutch be barred from leaving their country?"
No, why you ask
Not surprising.
Whoa, expensive.
'An immigrant from a non-western country aged between 25 and 35 jaar will cost the public sector between €40,000 and €50,000 during his or her life time'
And that's the least expensive age category. An older immigrant or a non-Western immigrant baby will have an even larger net cost to the taxpayer.
EU immigrants have a net economical benefit. (At least within the EU)Quote:
Should the Dutch be barred from leaving their country?
It said that each would cost 30-40,000 Euros over their lifetime, not each year. It also probably ignores the fact that legal immigrants pay taxes.
Thank you for an english article, Louis.
I'm eager to see how this will be spun as right wing propoganda.Quote:
Immigrants from non-western countries are more likely to make use of subsidised housing, the health service and the social security system than other groups and contribute less to the treasury in terms of taxes and premiums, the Nyfer report says. They are also more likely to be involved in crime.
No, that seems extremely unlikely. Within developed European countries, entire social expenditure runs in the hundreds of thousands of euros per person. The average person pays this in taxes too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
The average non-western immigrant has a net difference between these of €40,000 and €50,000 - that is assuming the best case scenario of a young immigrant educated abroad.
We are talking about legal immigrants and tax revenues are included in the calculation, where did you read they aren't?Quote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
It's pretty simple: Hitler also said that the Jews were behind the crisis and the debt that befell Germany and other assorted countries. You simply replaced Jews with immigrants. Anyways, plenty of good comments in the site Louis gave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fragony
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25 and 35 years will cost the public sector between €40,000 and €50,000 during his or her life time.
So, that's less than €1000 per year then, in perspective. Now, how much does a Native claim, when considering health issues, child benefit, student grants, childcare allowance, etc?
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Sadly those figures don't add up if one takes into account taxes paid, consumer spending as well as other economic factors and immigrant input. Back to the drawing board I would suspect.
Among others. The point is that this is a study like a thousand others. Curiously enough, ordered by a party which is portrayed as xenophobic and discriminatory against non-Western people.Quote:
This is plain nonsense. I am a non-western immigrant (knowledge migrant). I pay more than 17000 of income taxes per year (plus 19% VAT on whatever I consume). I do not use subsidized housing, have not used unemployment benefit so far, and pay for an obligatory health insurance, which I rarely use. Find how much it costs the Dutch society to have me. BTW, did I mention that I am a PhD holder?
Ok - so the Dutch should be barred from leaving the EU? Or do the migration rules only apply for darkies and paupers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
Only those. Obviously you and me are quite superior from an economical point of view to somebody from Morocco or Russia, in their views.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idaho
What type of immigrants are we talking about?
Economic migrants?
Illegal immigrants?
I imagine that the former offer a new profit to the country. The latter probably a net loss.
~:smoking:
It's a lone wolf in the study department that is true, can't wait for it's critics having to argue about it, but that's not going to happen they simply dismiss it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jolt
@Idaho, I am kinda curious of where you want to go, I suspect it's only ideoligy.
There are numerous reasons for immigration, besides economical ones, amongst others family unification and formation, or refugees. An economical analysis of the costs of imigration is not the sole argument.
One does not need to bend the facts to suit this. I, for one, am never willing to twist reality to suit my personal conviction. Things are the way they are.
Should a corporation equally employ everybody, or should it try to find the ones it needs by discriminating on education, skill, ability to blend into the corporation's culture?Quote:
Originally Posted by Idaho
If there are no social and economical considerations allowed for immigration, then why should we not have unlimited immigration? I say we take in a billion people into the EU this decade. This will have no detrimental effect whatsoever on Europe, according to leftist taboos, because immigration does not have negative effects.
Nah, not really:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jolt
25 and 35 years will cost the public sector between €40,000 and €50,000 during his or her life time.
So, that's less than €1000 per year then, in perspective. Now, how much does a Native claim, when considering health issues, child benefit, student grants, childcare allowance, etc?
The numbers are not total expenditure, as the commentator suggests. They are net contribution. Total expenditure runs in the hundreds of thousands.
A native will have a net positive contribution of some €4000-€5000. This assuming an immigrant population of ten percent.
Sadly those figures don't add up if one takes into account taxes paid, consumer spending as well as other economic factors and immigrant input. Back to the drawing board I would suspect.
Sadly, the urge to work the numbers until they match ideology seems a halmark of multiculturalism.
Taxes paid and other economic factors have been taken into account.
This is plain nonsense. I am a non-western immigrant (knowledge migrant). I pay more than 17000 of income taxes per year (plus 19% VAT on whatever I consume). I do not use subsidized housing, have not used unemployment benefit so far, and pay for an obligatory health insurance, which I rarely use. Find how much it costs the Dutch society to have me. BTW, did I mention that I am a PhD holder?
Somebody please explain this 'knowledge' immigrant that the numbers are averages.
Next, he'll use some cold winter day in Tunis to proof the Sahara isn't warmer than the Netherlands.
He does show something else: a discriminating immigration policy could bring in PhD's, who are usually not an excessive burden on the taxpayer.
Luigi mia muca, knows exactly where the hurt should be
Immigration is just the movement of people from one place to another. It's been going on since humans have existed. It causes wars, riots, shortages, genocides, diseases and environmental degredation, amongst other things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
It is also fundamental to human existence as it brings trade, spread of ideas, mix of genetics, movement of skills, escape from war/poverty/persecution.
What is also fundamental to humanity is the endless moaning about it. Go back to any country, any time, and you will see the same tedious arguments repeated again and again and again. "They are stealing our jobs", "We don't have enough space", "They are all criminals", etc, etc ad nauseum ad infinitum.
Fortunately for me, those arguments didn't prevent my great-grandfather from escaping the pogroms of eastern europe at the end of the 19th century. And fortunately for my work colleague, they didn't stop her escaping Zimbabwe when she was threatened for political activity against Mugabe.
And fortunately for Fragony and you Louis, they don't stop you from travelling to any place you feel like travelling to in the world.
In the locker???Quote:
Originally Posted by Fragony
(sorry, shameless pun)
@Idaho
Let's be unsympetathic and look at people as if they were currency. There really is no benefit. Why let them come here.
Let's look at people as if they were people. They should have the same rights as any other people on this planet. Even (shock horror) if they are darkies, or have a different religion, or don't have much money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fragony
The Dutch and British spent 300 years going round the world creating colonies. We built our success and prosperity on it. It's a bit rich trying to pull up the drawbridge now - especially as we still want the right to go wherever we want.
The people from our previous colony's are doing fine, and they aren't all that happy with their new neighbours either
Damn immigrants, I hate them all! I'm on your side here, Frag, I say all white people should go back home!
You may very well say that. Fragony, for his part, will have to appear before court if he writes that his continent should be for the natives.Quote:
Originally Posted by Megas Methuselah
Completely normal reaction, no doubt a clever one in your circles. But we are so very used to it that the actual subject isn't discussed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Megas Methuselah