Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Bruce Wayne]

That's more a political tool to achieve the ends @Tubey mentioned, and it doesn't stand up to scrutiny in the real world.

Brexit doesn't stand up to scrutiny in the real world. I'm not sure if matters.

 

[orchard]

Brexit doesn't stand up to scrutiny in the real world. I'm not sure if matters.

Doesn't mean we should gloss over the particulars though, does it?

 

[Number_25]

The human rights act -PC gone mad my son got a complaint as a password he put on a firm's computer was Blackwatch {they felt it had racist undertones} they complained he had 10 pc passwords and always uses an app for childrens inoffensive off the wall passwords for good security - his boss just smiled and stated he would explain it was not racist comment......
That's why we need to move away from the EU Courts...... PC gone mad........

I find that a bit strange.

I think the issue was that he used a dictionary terms, a big no no at the moment.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Doesn't mean we should gloss over the particulars though, does it?

The people who voted for it are quite happy to. If they're in the majority, I'm not sure what you can do. No appeal to reason has worked over the past 2 years.

 

[orchard]

The people who voted for it are quite happy to. If they're in the majority, I'm not sure what you can do. No appeal to reason has worked over the past 2 years.

I don't think you can say that people voted to replace eu rules that we help create, with US rules we have very little say in.

 

[Emlynsqueakyvoice]

@Emlynsqueakyvoice on ignore from now on

How will I cope?

 

[Joey66]

I find that a bit strange.

I think the issue was that he used a dictionary terms, a big no no at the moment.

It was that strange the workforce and management laughed about it........

 

[edge]

Unemployment is rife throughout the EU , youth unemployment particularly high, poverty in the UK has grown , the gap between the rich and poor has grown, we have imported vast numbers of cheap labour to keep cost and wages down all while in the EU, an organisation that has the posted workers legislation and it's Brexit that has us in a race to the bottom?

 

[peteblue]

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Brexit doesn't stand up to scrutiny in the real world. I'm not sure if matters.

I honestly think in years to come people will look back and laugh their tits off at this Brexit era.

So nobody disagrees with the idea that Britian will be poorer in the short and medium term (The long term is a guess).

Nobody can really point to any specific law or issue with the EU that affects their daily lives.

Nobody trusts May at al to negotiate a good deal.

Nobody can answer the Irish border issue with any sensible solution (No border of any kind yet we are taking back control of our borders)

There are no serious economists or corporate business leaders saying anything other than Brexit is going to leave the UK in a poorer position than it is now.

The NHS £350m a week line was a lie. The ruskies illegally shaped the vote. Vote Leave broke election laws.

But the people have spoken. The will of the great british public must be respected. A vote taken before any of the key detail was known must prevail. Politicians must listen to the people. But the idea of a second vote, when all of the facts are known, is wrong?

 

[Old Blue 2]

Not another one...

 

[summerisle]

 

[Connor]

 

[tsubaki]

That is either extremely clever politics or will put Corbyn into No.10 with a 100-seat majority. Possibly both.

 

[Connor]

That is either extremely clever politics or will put Corbyn into No.10 with a 100-seat majority. Possibly both.

Comes from tomorrow's Times. Have a gander:

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