[Politics] Brexit

[Bladders]

I must admit this Greek fellow makes a good case for the UK getting out, yet it is lorded as thumbs up for Remain.....priceless

Probably had to write that crap under the orders of his German paymasters as part of the terms for the next bailout.

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

What this 670 million.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...campaign-see-significant-poll-boost-amid-imm/
Disgraceful.

I assume you're of the opinion that if we leave the EU that we wont still be paying into their coffers...? You know, when we want access to their market and have nothing but a significantly weakened economy to bargain on?

 

[Bladders]

Just trying to balance the view of a previous poster. Look, we're all united in our love of BHA......this debate obviously transcends that love, but we should at least be able to be civil to each other. Unfortunately we're just descending to the level of Farage, Gove and some of the Remainers. It's strangely addictive, but pretty disappointing nonetheless.

I am being civil, I'm laughing at the chaps attempts at comedy

 

[Bladders]

I assume you're of the opinion that if we leave the EU that we wont still be paying into their coffers...? You know, when we want access to their market and have nothing but a significantly weakened economy to bargain on?

Just like the EU then with the failing Eurozone and the billions lighter it will be without our cut.

 

[pastafarian]

Great post

well it is......... if you want to know how crap the EU is

 

[Soulman]

Probably had to write that crap under the orders of his German paymasters as part of the terms for the next bailout.

I think that could be a distinct possibility.

 

[Soulman]

I assume you're of the opinion that if we leave the EU that we wont still be paying into their coffers...? You know, when we want access to their market and have nothing but a significantly weakened economy to bargain on?

"You know, when we want access to their market and have nothing but a significantly weakened economy to bargain on?"........ is that when or if or never.
"Could" is the in word.

 

[Bladders]

The Mighty EU economy should just read Germany, UK, France.

Take them out and its more Tinpot than Reading FC, .....................and thats serious tinpottery.!

 

[beorhthelm]

I think the idea is we will be fine becuase we can trade with ourselves and others once they've negotiated their trade deals.

no, the idea is that we will be fine because we already do trade with others and will continue to do so, including with EU nations, any trade deals will improve the situation. the nasty scenarios the Remain camp come up with assume only negatives (a proportion of trade stopping due to tariffs from EU), and doesnt account for any positive outcomes. even then that big "£4300" claim amounts to average 0.1% GDP lower. meanwhile we are able to deregulate and open up new trade opportunities. can these not be equal to or greater than that 0.1%? its certainly seems likely. yes, some individual businesses and people may suffer short term, but heres something to ponder, last year 3.7million jobs were lost and 4million jobs were created. next year will probably be around the same give or take a few hundred thousand regardless of the outcome of this vote, jobs and business are in constant churn, its part and parcel of a vibrant economy.

 

[Bladders]

no, the idea is that we will be fine because we already do trade with others and will continue to do so, including with EU nations, any trade deals will improve the situation. the nasty scenarios the Remain camp come up with assume only negatives (a proportion of trade stopping due to tariffs from EU), and doesnt account for any positive outcomes. even then that big "£4300" claim amounts to average 0.1% GDP lower. meanwhile we are able to deregulate and open up new trade opportunities. can these not be equal to or greater than that 0.1%? its certainly seems likely. yes, some individual businesses and people may suffer short term, but heres something to ponder, last year 3.7million jobs were lost and 4million jobs were created. next year will probably be around the same give or take a few hundred thousand regardless of the outcome of this vote, jobs and business are in constant churn, its part and parcel of a vibrant economy.

The Remainers think that a trade Iron Curtain will be erected across the channel if we leave.

 

[melias shoes]

That makes 4? So you should be very relaxed that a "minority" have a different view

Far more than that. Trust me.

 

[East Preston Gull]

The Remainers think that a trade Iron Curtain will be erected across the channel if we leave.

The remainders are as good as saying that the EU will impose sanctions on us. Good riddance to the wretched hive of scum and villainy

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[melias shoes]

I assume you're of the opinion that if we leave the EU that we wont still be paying into their coffers...? You know, when we want access to their market and have nothing but a significantly weakened economy to bargain on?

If you say so.
By the way the world is going to stop spinning too.

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

Just like the EU then with the failing Eurozone and the billions lighter it will be without our cut.

So you think they're going to let us go back and trade with their countries without putting any money in, without allowing workers to move to England, without applying their trade laws? And why would they do that...? Because we're Britain?

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

The remainders are as good as saying that the EU will impose sanctions on us. Good riddance to the wretched hive of scum and villainy

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They do import to us quite a bit too......German cars? that can't pass emission tests....nothing that China cannot reverse engineer we shall be fine.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

The remainders are as good as saying that the EU will impose sanctions on us. Good riddance to the wretched hive of scum and villainy

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Awesome use of a Star Wars quote!

Sent from the boot of Lingard

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

If you say so.
By the way the world is going to stop spinning too.

It genuinely worries me that such ignorant people have a say. I'm guessing you also believe Boris' claims about the £350m a week that we send, despite proof that it's utter bollocks and despite the fact that we will still have to subsidise those industries that lose out on EU subsidies when we leave. And you overlook that more than half of the migrants in the UK are non-EU migrants, yet we continue to let them in at a massive rate of knots. Or you overlook that our foreign aid budget (just one such example of money we send to other countries that is bigger than the amount we send to the EU) is higher than the cost of being in the EU, despite the fact that the benefits of EU membership far outweigh the benefits of aid money. Or that you believe we won't have to abide by their trade laws if we ever wish to trade within Europe again, because there's absolutely no precedent with Norway and Switzerland, both of whom have to abide by such law without any say in how EU law is created...

So, going back to my initial question, do you believe as a Brexiter that if we leave the EU, that we will not have to pay money into their coffers in order to trade with them?

 

[pastafarian]

So you think they're going to let us go back and trade with their countries without putting any money in, without allowing workers to move to England, without applying their trade laws? And why would they do that...? Because we're Britain?

other countries seem to be able to do it

 

[larus]

So you think they're going to let us go back and trade with their countries without putting any money in, without allowing workers to move to England, without applying their trade laws? And why would they do that...? Because we're Britain?

Wow. You really are incredibly stupid. That's one of the dumbest things I've heard on here. They can't stop us trading. It's ****ing illegal.

 

[Two Professors]

what are we called out of interest

Besides Brexit racists,little Englanders without a degree in economics between us,and kraut haters?