Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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No, I don't. Nobody does. Do you? There are plenty of quotes on Brexit, use Google. Do you know how much much Brexit has cost the UK economy? If you are so concerned about quotes, then provide them...

And the greatest cost to the economy, is from uncertainty....

Anecdotal I admit, but employment is up, the economy is doing well, house prices haven't collapsed...unfortunately!!!

As for World War Three... still looking unlikely.

I'm trying to think if Mr Lazy or Mr Wrong would be a more suitable moniker.
 
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I’ll take that over the EU.......
 
No, I don't. Nobody does. Do you? There are plenty of quotes on Brexit, use Google. Do you know how much much Brexit has cost the UK economy? If you are so concerned about quotes, then provide them...

And the greatest cost to the economy, is from uncertainty....

Anecdotal I admit, but employment is up, the economy is doing well, house prices haven't collapsed...unfortunately!!!

As for World War Three... still looking unlikely.

It's okay to admit you're wrong
 
No, I don't. Nobody does. Do you? There are plenty of quotes on Brexit, use Google. Do you know how much much Brexit has cost the UK economy? If you are so concerned about quotes, then provide them...

And the greatest cost to the economy, is from uncertainty....

Anecdotal I admit, but employment is up, the economy is doing well, house prices haven't collapsed...unfortunately!!!

As for World War Three... still looking unlikely.
 
No, I don't. Nobody does. Do you? There are plenty of quotes on Brexit, use Google. Do you know how much much Brexit has cost the UK economy? If you are so concerned about quotes, then provide them...

And the greatest cost to the economy, is from uncertainty....

Anecdotal I admit, but employment is up, the economy is doing well, house prices haven't collapsed...unfortunately!!!

As for World War Three... still looking unlikely.
Use Google... Ooo the irony

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You can't give me specifics because you're happy to believe the filth spouted by Davies, Johnson, et Al. Because it suits your agenda. Look into it my friend. We're already paying the price and it hasn't even happened yet!
To equate what was said by both sides is false equivalence.
I'll get the ball rolling with a quote for you

'the UK and London will be flooded with investors'
That's Jacob Rees mogg, who has moved his investment company to Dublin to remain within the EU.
Lying slimy little twerp. Over to you
 
Because you've posted a bunch of tropes that could easily be disproved if you only took the effort to research them rather than blindly trotting out what you read in your Brexit-supporting publication of choice.
Absolutely. And most of us are a bit guilty of this. We naturally read the stuff that concurs with our views, but it's good to look outside of this and explore other view points. A fairly gentle and easy way in for you brrxiterers might be to have a look at some of James thingymo on LBC. It's mildly entertaining. I understand how condescending that sounds and I'm happy for folk to point me in the direction of intelligent literature representing the other side
 
Absolutely. And most of us are a bit guilty of this. We naturally read the stuff that concurs with our views, but it's good to look outside of this and explore other view points. A fairly gentle and easy way in for you brrxiterers might be to have a look at some of James thingymo on LBC. It's mildly entertaining. I understand how condescending that sounds and I'm happy for folk to point me in the direction of intelligent literature representing the other side

I'm gradually leaning towards the fact that James O'Brien is a bit like Jeremy Kyle in that his shows seem to largely be about getting a Brexiter to come in and then make them look daft by virtue of their breathtaking ignorance. It's entertaining in the "look at them, aren't they silly" sense, but I'm not sure it's especially constructive and merely entrenches points of view.
 
Use Google... Ooo the irony

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You can't give me specifics because you're happy to believe the filth spouted by Davies, Johnson, et Al. Because it suits your agenda. Look into it my friend. We're already paying the price and it hasn't even happened yet!
To equate what was said by both sides is false equivalence.
I'll get the ball rolling with a quote for you

'the UK and London will be flooded with investors'
That's Jacob Rees mogg, who has moved his investment company to Dublin to remain within the EU.
Lying slimy little twerp. Over to you
I have to agree with you about Rees Mogg
 
I have to agree with you about Rees Mogg
Mate he's the thin end of the wedge. Johnson wrote 2 speeches and then waited to see which way the wind was blowing. Next thing he's holding up kippers to highlight bad EU rules that are hitting our businesses even though it turns out the laws he was quoting only affect fresh fish. But never mind coz he waved a union jack and came over all Churchill so let's forget that he's a lying, cheating, racist homophobe. None of that should detract from what a smashing chap he is
 
I'm gradually leaning towards the fact that James O'Brien is a bit like Jeremy Kyle in that his shows seem to largely be about getting a Brexiter to come in and then make them look daft by virtue of their breathtaking ignorance. It's entertaining in the "look at them, aren't they silly" sense, but I'm not sure it's especially constructive and merely entrenches points of view.
You're right and I didn't like the way he went after Frank lampard over his divorce, but he's quite well read on brexit and counters the admittedly flimsy arguments pretty well. The latest one I heard was where he was quoting ids saying the EU are tough negotiators.
 
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