Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Jib in lad]

 

[Harryflashman]

depends how you look at it.

it will no doubt be tricky for a couple of years but considering we are one of the worlds largest economies , I cant see us struggling without the guideship of the EU and all the bureaucracy that comes with it

Might be Tricky for a couple of years is easy to write on an Internet forum though isn’t it , it’s what that means in reality . What do you think it means , does it mean prices going up , the economy taking a hit , people losing their jobs or whatever ? Because in reality that’s people’s lives their , maybe yours or those close to you .

 

[Armaghtoffee]

How exactly has he been flirting with the DUP?

By re-affirming their position regarding the impact of May’s deal on NI. Quite a turnaround indeed from how he used to view the impact of a border in Ireland.

 

[Harryflashman]

Bookies don't always get it right. Was remain not odds on to win in 2016?

It was deffo the favourite mate , I can’t remember the odds to be honest but yeah they got it wrong . I think we all know they’re not infallible, or we certainly should anyway .

 

[Frang]

Might be Tricky for a couple of years is easy to write on an Internet forum though isn’t it , it’s what that means in reality . What do you think it means , does it mean prices going up , the economy taking a hit , people losing their jobs or whatever ? Because in reality that’s people’s lives their , maybe yours or those close to you .

it will no doubt affect my job. always the first hit is construction.

 

[Khalekan]

depends how you look at it.

it will no doubt be tricky for a couple of years but considering we are one of the worlds largest economies , I cant see us struggling without the guideship of the EU and all the bureaucracy that comes with it

And screw those people already struggling on low incomes and after years of austerity.

That they cannot afford to ride out these “tricky couple of years” (great euphemism Frank) is neither here not there..

Brilliant analysis, Frank lol

 

[Frang]

And screw those people already struggling on low incomes and after years of austerity.

That they cannot afford to ride out these “tricky couple of years” (great euphemism Frank) is neither here not there..

Brilliant analysis, Frank lol

im not very intelligent im a brexiteer afteral

 

[tim cahill]

By re-affirming their position regarding the impact of May’s deal on NI. Quite a turnaround indeed from how he used to view the impact of a border in Ireland.

So because he points out one of the many flaws of her deal he’s betraying his principles?

Come on!

 

[Armaghtoffee]

So because he points out one of the many flaws of her deal he’s betraying his principles?

Come on!

Yes.

He referred to them in parliament and publicly concurred with their view. Just like May he has demonstrated that power and personal ambition is more important than previously long held views.

 

[tim cahill]

it will no doubt affect my job. always the first hit is construction.

So you’re basically a turkey that got convinced to vote for xmas then.
Why? EU Bureaucracy? Is that it? Please tell me there’s more than that.

 

[peteblue]

How would that work pete?
They would be out of the UK and the EU.who have already said they would have to reapply, there are already half a dozen in that queue and Spain have said they will oppose there entry incase it feeds the likes of catalonia.
So for a party that wants to be in the EU so bad.
That really doesn't look really to be a place they want to be in .
should call her bluff.

And if they went back in the E.U. would demand their fishing again......tbh there’s no bluff to even be called, they are a one issue party and are failing in everything else they do......

 

[roydo]

without the guideship of the EU and all the bureaucracy that comes with it

What are you most looking forward to not having to do mate?

 

[Frang]

What are you most looking forward to not having to do mate?

all of it mate. I don't like being part of the EU.

 

[roydo]

all of it mate. I don't like being part of the EU.

Why not? Like, on a daily basis, how does it affect you?

 

[Khalekan]

im not very intelligent im a brexiteer afteral

Well, I didn’t like to say that, pal