"DO NOT HATE ON THAT PERSON, HE HAS A LIMITED VIEW."
"Do not hate someone because of the way he thinks or sees life.
Everyone sees life one way today and sees it differently tomorrow.
The law Lords in England when asked years ago why they decided one case that way and decided a similar case today differently said “The law continually speaks to us”. That means the law just like life does speaks differently from time to time.
I am today a pastor winning souls but over 40 years ago, I ignorantly argued whilst doing my A Level exams that ‘Jesus was a bastard’ and they gave me good marks. I was ignorant.
I used to frown at people ironing their wife’s dress over 40 years ago but today, I iron my dear wife’s dress though she does not like it. She was always protesting whenever I offered to do it.
As one grows, one will become more ‘educated’ in his worldview. Education and travel make people wiser. The more you read and travel, the more you grow. Many people arguing on social media are inexperienced. Leave them alone.
It is pointless arguing with someone who has always been in one location or his hometown all his life. Save your breath and time. They won’t understand until later. Spend your time on something more productive." -Dele Olawanle's post on X-platform (2023).
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"AS YOU GO FORTH:"
*There are two ways to be fooled: one is to believe what is not true; the other is to refuse to accept what is true.*-Anonymous author.
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"OPPRESSING VULNERABLE UK IMMIGRANTS"
"An immigrant enters the UK with the right to work or he has lived in the UK for many years before he was given leave to remain. He pays taxes and makes National Insurance contributions.
It is time to renew or extend his leave to remain and he has to pay an immigration health surcharge of £1560 (currently) for either the private life or the family life under the 5-year or 10-year route to settlement. There are other IHS payments for people in other student or work categories.
The unfairness is that they are already paying taxes, are not entitled to public funds, and still have to pay to use the NHS through the ‘oppressive’ Immigration Health Surcharge
The idea of increasing the immigration application fees whenever the government is struggling is taking advantage of vulnerable immigrants. It shows the weakness of this government. It is as if they don’t know what to do next.
On top of that, the government still stigmatized immigrants as liabilities rather than as assets.
I know many British people who have not worked for 20 years and they are not disabled. Why can’t they get them back to work?
I was in Italy over the weekend and an Italian told me that in Italy, if you can work, you must find work. The UK government needs to get many people back to work rather than oppressing vulnerable immigrants. It is unjust." -Dele Olawanle's post on X-platform (2023).
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