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'What it is about Indians that makes the right-wing media think they don't deserve the same deal as the French or Norwegians?' James O'Brien dispels the 'blatant lie' that the new trade deal will make Indian workers 'better off' than British workers.
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Who the fuck listen’s to James O’Brien,

The right wing don’t want any of them to have deals that are better than what the British citizens get. The left would sell their legs to look good in a wheelchair

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James opens his show with 20 mins of lies about the trade deal with India. Then - doesn’t have a phone in about it. But later has a phone in about misinformation online.

Probably something to do with them being considerably poorer than Brits and their culture being far more distant than French or Norwegians, literally two of our closest neighbours in every respect? Even if that wasn’t true, it’s still foreigners being out ahead of Brits, as per.

They are not European, White or Christian and there are 1.4 billion of them and 1,390,000,000 would be better off in Britain than they are in India.

How is this man so consistently wrong on everything? It’s truly a marvel to behold!

Norwegians & French aren't going to get paid quadruple their salary back home. 68 million French, 5.5 million Norwegians, 1.46 Billion Indians, not his best comparison.

Not just indians, Its any non white British person who is getting preferential treatment, just look at DEI that puts white people last, or the govt treating illegals like royalty, or the 2 tier police & judiciary. White Brits are now 2nd class citizens in their own land.

It's not about whether they pay taxes in their own country; it's yet another benefit for non-Brits.

I’ve explained this before, but here we go again. The other nations with similar deals in place are radically different in terms of their economic development. India is a developing nation, so the incentive structures for Indians wanting to work in the UK are drastically different from those for Norwegians or the French. This is easily understandable if you’re neither dense nor duplicitous. James is both.








