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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bizzaro said:
Not really.

If he wants to sell to the EU he's still going to need to comply with EU law.

This is a fact. Services and products will - regardless of Brexit need to comply with EU law to be sold to EU countries.


Its a lie to claim that regulations will suddenly vanish. They're normally there to protect people.
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Not when we leave we cannot blame the EU for nothing as long as free movement is binned!
 
Joey66 said:
Not when we leave we cannot blame the EU for nothing as long as free movement is binned!
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What are you going on about.

If you want to sell products to Europe. You will need to comply with EU law.

This is a fact.


Just like if you will want to sell products to UK. Countries will need to comply with UK law.

Again a fact.


If you think this is untrue then you completely fail to understand trade laws.


This means if he wants to sell to EU. He'll still have to fill that survey in!
 
bizzaro said:
What are you going on about.

If you want to sell products to Europe. You will need to comply with EU law.

This is a fact.


Just like if you will want to sell products to UK. Countries will need to comply with UK law.

Again a fact.


If you think this is untrue then you completely fail to understand trade laws.


This means if he wants to sell to EU. He'll still have to fill that survey in!
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We will trade with the EU with a trade deal not a political union big difference that's what Brexit was reiterating just a trading block we will be equal partners!
 
Joey66 said:
We will trade with the EU with a trade deal not a political union big difference that's what Brexit was reiterating just a trading block we will be equal partners!
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Trade laws will still apply.

For example. The UK government will be unable to simply rip up the Data Protection Act , with implements an EU Directive.

If it wants to continue to supply services to EU consumers.

That means Data Protection Commissioners and controllers are going nowhere.


Again, if food manufacturer is producing food for sale on the continent. It will need to comply with EU food law.

That means only ingredients and additives on the EU list. Approved for use.

Etc.

I could go on. But you're simply talking rubbish.
 
Joey66 said:
We will trade with the EU with a trade deal not a political union big difference that's what Brexit was reiterating just a trading block we will be equal partners!
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Today you've just highlighted the complete ignorance there is and the downright lies of people.


Zero Hour Contracts - the fault of the EU.


As said by you.

Absolute joke.


Joey66 said:
Yes I want control back, and a correct fair government to implement it been a socialist to the centre all my life conned into voting Tory once - I worked hard to get my break in employment from leaving school never claim unemployment benefit, but my heart does go out to UK youngsters who strive to get on the job ladder also the housing ownership ladder, why because when I left school it was a level playing field for jobs I feel the EU has negated this from our youth of today by big business getting their wish zero hour contracts were never heard of in my time - The Trade Unions have lost the power IMO!
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Joey66 said:
We will trade with the EU with a trade deal not a political union big difference that's what Brexit was reiterating just a trading block we will be equal partners!
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We will trade, obviously.

Equal partners? Thats precisely what we have left behind.

Oh, !
 
roydo said:
We will trade, obviously.

Equal partners? Thats precisely what we have left behind.

Oh, !
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Zero Hour Contracts are a result of a LACK OF REGULATION in the area.

The EU hasn't regulated it. Mainly as the UK would have blocked it.

The UK hasn't regulated it. Mainly as UK politicians of all denominations would have blocked it. As it would have impacted UK competitiveness.

Mainly since Zero Hour Contracts exist for TEMPORARY CONTRACTORS


They enable a flexible workforce that is highly desirable to international investors.

Its only certain companies that have been heavily criticised in parliament for using them excessively. These companies have been threatened with legal sanctions also.


Still can't see how this guy can blame the EU for zero hour contracts....
 
bizzaro said:
Actually, it is this keeping wages competitive - that in the face of the rise of China and India - is what has kept the UK and GERMANY competitive.

Without it. Economic growth would have been lower.

I'm not saying immigration was not excessively high.


However, wage downward pressure has actually ensured UK investment and jobs.

Without it the UK would not have been the place for investment is has been. Its why there has been capital flight since the referendum.
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So we engage with a race to zero? I have another solution. Slap on trade tariffs to make manufacturing more competitive in this country. You have been drinking the globalist kool-aid. It doesn't work for working class people and no amount of regulation is going to change that.
 
Westland said:
So we engage with a race to zero? I have another solution. Slap on trade tariffs to make manufacturing more competitive in this country. You have been drinking the globalist kool-aid. It doesn't work for working class people and no amount of regulation is going to change that.
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Trade tariffs have historically proven to damage global economic growth.

All it does is causes trade wars.

Learn the lessons of the 19th and 20th Centuries for goodness sake.
 
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