That's because despite losing they still have to try and force their view down our throats, while the leavers did their vote where it matters and no longer have to try to win an internet poll, the job is done.
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That's because despite losing they still have to try and force their view down our throats, while the leavers did their vote where it matters and no longer have to try to win an internet poll, the job is done.
It is and I continue to be amazed at the readiness to deny it by those who have just enabled and validated it, consciously or otherwise.
In 1301 we were 'captained' by King Edward I of the House of Plantagenet, a direct descendent of William I (The Conqueror). In other words French (and formerly Viking). Someone who funded crusades, oppressed the Welsh and headed a feudal society which abused the peasantry. I'm sure you don't need me to point out the irony of this given the current context.
Perhaps because the UK just lost £120billion in Value?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...erling-pound-bank-housebuilders-a7099951.html
Seriously.
What gets me is that people are acting as if people shouldn't complain based on the majority, yet that provides the principle that NOBODY should ever say anything negative against government because they were elected, and so cant be criticized.
People that so strongly support democracy when it suits them, but get super upset when they are criticized.
****ing joke.
UK restricts immigration to a sensible level, things become a 1000% better, schools, infrastructure, housing, health service waiting lists, everything.
EU: "Y-yeah...well... they are NAZI'S!!!....a-anyone?"
*tumbleweed*
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Out of curiosity with this freedom of movement within the EU why did you choose to stay in the UK and not move to Poland?
Sorry for late replies guys,
My reasons to leave were:
- The EU relies too much on us as a country.
- The EU offers nothing to us really.
- We give too much money to other countries.
- There is no control on the flux of migration, more so over recent years.
- Great britain was exactly that, Great before the EU came along we will do fine without the EU.
- By staying in the EU just encourages more migrants which puts even more of a strain on the country, houses, jobs etc, voting out helps secure the future generations.
- No longer should we have to follow and listen to whats PC (politically correct) with the EU telling us about human rights and everything, this country has hardly been a freedom of speech for years because everything has become PC. Now we can have a voice of our own and truly be independent.
- Surely by leaving the EU we dont have to keep giving so much foreign aid. I don't mind the country helping others a little here and a little there but why should we be a cash cow for every other country?
- Staying in the EU would continue to open the doors to the likes of Turkey and Syria where it would only cause more problems, terrorist threats etc.
- David Cameron, I just cannot stand the guy, or Osborne or Corbyn they are all just liars.
- Staying in the EU only benefits the rich people and bankers etc.
So those are essentially the reasons I voted out, I feel the country needs a change, we need to be Great Britain again, we managed before the EU and will manage again without. Only the EU benefits from the UK, not us.
I have always followed politics/voting with a close eye but never felt like my opinion or vote would matter but this I strongly felt I needed to vote on with my reasons above been the main points.
My reasons to leave were:
- The EU relies too much on us as a country.
- The EU offers nothing to us really.
- We give too much money to other countries.
- There is no control on the flux of migration, more so over recent years.
- Great britain was exactly that, Great before the EU came along we will do fine without the EU.
- By staying in the EU just encourages more migrants which puts even more of a strain on the country, houses, jobs etc, voting out helps secure the future generations.
- No longer should we have to follow and listen to whats PC (politically correct) with the EU telling us about human rights and everything, this country has hardly been a freedom of speech for years because everything has become PC. Now we can have a voice of our own and truly be independent.
- Surely by leaving the EU we dont have to keep giving so much foreign aid. I don't mind the country helping others a little here and a little there but why should we be a cash cow for every other country?
- Staying in the EU would continue to open the doors to the likes of Turkey and Syria where it would only cause more problems, terrorist threats etc.
- David Cameron, I just cannot stand the guy, or Osborne or Corbyn they are all just liars.
- Staying in the EU only benefits the rich people and bankers etc.
So those are essentially the reasons I voted out, I feel the country needs a change, we need to be Great Britain again, we managed before the EU and will manage again without. Only the EU benefits from the UK, not us.
I have always followed politics/voting with a close eye but never felt like my opinion or vote would matter but this I strongly felt I needed to vote on with my reasons above been the main points.
You're going to blame the remain group for the next few years of recession?
I do like your logic...
All the salty tears will be expensive to mop up...
I'm the anti-toff
What I am saying is, in the video they were lamenting the cutbacks due to austerity, its about to get much much worse for the poor sadly.
A lot of the leaves seem to have the mentality of "it couldn't get any worse", well they are wrong and are about to experience it. I truly wouldn't wish it on anyone and consider myself privileged to be able bodied if not particularly educated.
Like i just said to another poster, your now just carrying on the scaremongering that was there before the vote and now directing it to one set of people, those on benefits, the vote's over now.
You cannot possibly predict what is going to happen to people on benefits just as you can't with the people who are not.
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Typical bleeding heart Guardian columnist.
I know it's in jest but it's out of order, we have foreign workers and they've been going through the same today, a few jokes is OK but a continuous barrage of insults takes it too far.
If it continues, she should report them.
How is leaving the EU going to help the working classes (myself included)?
The EU have provided loads of workers rights, it's because of the EU I get 28 days paid holiday and the work week is capped at 48 hours.
I can only see this being very bad for the working class, at least in the first few years.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...er-vote-to-leave-the-eu-reports-a7099581.html
And we're likely to lose our AAA credit rating.
And we're likely to lose our AAA credit rating.
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The eu will be exodus of people all moving to where the jobs and good benefits are and that is not good for ANY country.
That's actually from the FT
But never mind eh, we've forced people to take a look at themselves and decide that squeezing the countries finances harder over the next few years will work out better in the long run. Even though we weren't really back on our feet from 2008.
Let's see if it works out
Hopefully you all have fixed rate mortgages
Well please pass on our reassurance, as little as it might help, that the majority of British people welcome her and are not jerks.
Because I was born here and am English?
She came to the UK in 2007 when her boyfriend came to study at Oxford. She got a good job off the back of her economics masters degree and so stayed when her relationship failed.
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