Current Affairs EU In or Out

[edge]

Please could you set out which laws set by the EU you so passionately disagree with and which ran contrary to our own?
I looked up all of the laws imposed by the EU here and thought they were all positive.

Quick one to disect look up the EU postal directive.
Mr Corbyn explained it rather well today how that works, better than I have on here, when I brought it up.
All new members are required to sign up to it.
On my phone so cant link it but worth a look if his interview is on line anywhere.

 

[Old Blue 2]

I love how you have the nerve to call Remain voters arrogant and superior. The following are just some of the hostile, arrogant ways you have reacted to Remain voters putting forward pretty standard arguments in this thread:


Etc, etc... Think you need to take a look in the mirror.

Nah, just pointing out how the 'Remain' contingent have reacted to not winning the vote. Truth hurts, eh, ghost. Take a lead from the Eagles song title: Get over it!

Now I'm off to watch Croatia v. Portugal...

 

[bring the ghost on]

Nah, just pointing out how the 'Remain' contingent have reacted to not winning the vote.

With more dignity than the Leave voters have reacted to winning it, if your posts are anything to go by.

 

[roydo]

You cannot make a personal assertion a fact

Well the UK has voted to leave the EU on just that mate.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

I think the Irish government has told the shinners to pipe down on that.

On a United Ireland referendum yes. But the fact still remains that the Irish border will be the westernmost border of the EU and will have to be a customs/passport/fully staffed border.

 

[bobbydigital]

In other news young people are lazy, self entitled morons.
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That's the number of people that have got through Sky's online poll and is not representative of the voter turnout.
In other words, completely irrelevant.

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

You have not stuck to the point. Negotiations on future trade agreements have not even been started. How can you possibly begin to comment about them?

You cannot make a personal assertion a fact, when that assertion is groundless 100%. It is akin to stating now that Everton will win the Premiership next season, fact. Not sustainable or tenable at all...

Perhaps, but we know we will be leaving the EU. Are companies going to wait however many years the negotiations take to see of we stay in the common market, or will they instead start planning moves to elsewhere in Europe, where they are guaranteed to keep access? The uncertainty is going to massively reduce investment from businesses when said investment is all ready at extremely low levels.

 

[toffee matt]

If Remain had won by the margin Leave did , Leave campaigners wouldn't have shut up and got over it...

 

[ianefc]

If Remain had won by the margin Leave did , Leave campaigners wouldn't have shut up and got over it...

Just last month.

 

[roydo]

If Remain had won by the margin Leave did , Leave campaigners wouldn't have shut up and got over it...

Ok mate.

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

If Remain had won by the margin Leave did , Leave campaigners wouldn't have shut up and got over it...

No, it would have been a conspiracy through postal vote fraud, rubbing out the crosses or similar, or because the registration deadline was extended.

 

[bobbydigital]

You have not stuck to the point. Negotiations on future trade agreements have not even been started. How can you possibly begin to comment about them?

You cannot make a personal assertion a fact, when that assertion is groundless 100%. It is akin to stating now that Everton will win the Premiership next season, fact. Not sustainable or tenable at all...

I have stuck to the point, that's how economics works.
All I am doing is commenting on what looks like the most realistic negotiation path, you can't just respond by burying your head in the sand and say wait and see, we don't know the future as your only response. Do you honestly see no negative trading effects from this? If so, how?

 

[ianefc]

No, it would have been a conspiracy through postal vote fraud, rubbing out the crosses or similar, or because the registration deadline was extended.

True....

 

[Ratkiller]

You got your country back ratty that's the main thing.

Massive lol at the lot of you.

I haven't got anything mate.
I voted in a referendum. That's all.

I'm hoping it's the first step to a new way of doing things. But it's early days yet.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Just heard on the radio that the petition has now reached 2 million signatures, so the reasoning is that because of the high turnout the margin of the leave vote wasn't big enough?

What happens then if another referendum is called, the voter turnout is similar to this one, but remain win this time, with a margin similar to the vote leave, does it then go to another vote, and then to another vote until someone hits the magic number?