Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Joey66]

So were wage levels and no minimum wage for vulnerable labourers.

Come Come you can easily argue wage levels are pushed down by on of the EU four freedoms in freedom of movement..... in today's working lower end market.......

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

So were wage levels and no minimum wage for vulnerable labourers.

And no guaranteed paid leave, no paternity leave, no working time directive etc etc etc.

Where the UK remains ahead is maternity leave, on the other hand.

 

[Joey66]

...one of the things that makes me realise Churchill was right when he said democracy is the worst form of government, apart from all the others, is that people who literally can't spell democracy get to pontificate on it's finer workings.

Why will you be laughing? You don't even know why you want to leave.

17,4 million all must have been wrong according to you - lets face it your just a bad loser - can we reverse the result on Saturday v Burnley NO ........

 

[Walken]

When we leave I will be laughing not just at you but the MPs who are a disgrace.....in not honoring the democrocy of the British people - end of....

Laughing at people for being concerned about their future, seems to be you're generations MO. After you lot refuse to acknowledge the damage and pain you have caused

 

[Kurt.]

When we leave I will be laughing not just at you but the MPs who are a disgrace.....in not honoring the democrocy of the British people - end of....

So you don’t know what you voted for then. Thanks.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

17,4 million all must have been wrong according to you - lets face it your just a bad loser - can we reverse the result on Saturday v Burnley NO ........

What's the tipping point for a large number of people being correct?

In my opinion yes. 17.4 million people were mistaken. It's not really any skin off my nose, however, as I used my freedom of movement to go somewhere more enlightened where I'll be a citizen next Monday. What I would say is that I do believe that their view should be respected and enacted, they won the vote and parliament should honour that.

That doesn't stop me pointing out the absolute shambles of the campaign for that outcome, the fact there was no plan for how to enact it and the general stupidity of the position.

 

[Joey66]

What's the tipping point for a large number of people being correct?

In my opinion yes. 17.4 million people were mistaken. It's not really any skin off my nose, however, as I used my freedom of movement to go somewhere more enlightened where I'll be a citizen next Monday. What I would say is that I do believe that their view should be respected and enacted, they won the vote and parliament should honour that.

That doesn't stop me pointing out the absolute shambles of the campaign for that outcome, the fact there was no plan for how to enact it and the general stupidity of the position.

Just accept the democratic will of the people - we don't live in a banana republic .... or Venezuela.....

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

Just accept the democratic will of the people - we don't live in a banana republic .... or Venezuela.....

My 4th sentence says exactly that.

Why do I do this to myself? Even work has to be better than this.

 

[Joey66]

Laughing at people for being concerned about their future, seems to be you're generations MO. After you lot refuse to acknowledge the damage and pain you have caused

17.4 million caused your pain I was just a mere 4 in my family who joined the out vote on the day Remain were supposed to win.......losing by 1.4 million votes by the way......

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

Joey's son after the referendum, demonstrating how well the EU protects us from flammable products.

 

[Kurt.]

17.4 million caused your pain I was just a mere 4 in my family who joined the out vote on the day Remain were supposed to win.......losing by 1.4 million votes by the way......

Yet you still can’t give 1 reason why you voted leave and how you are personally affected ever day by being in the Eu. That’s sad.

 

[peteblue]

48.2m UK citizens didn't vote to leave then?

49.6M U.K. citizens didn’t vote to remain then......

 

[larrygobfiend]

@Joey66 isn't alone. There's millions out there just like him and they've decided the fate of our country.

 

[Ruairi77]

We would have had a deal by now if they had not put a remainer PM in place ........

ugggh, sorry Joey but this is just daft. May got you a deal. It didn't pass because she went in to power with the DUP. If times were different and she had power shared with the UUP or anyone else really, you'd be out of Europe six months ago and well on the way to negotiating trade deals and moving on.

Now the DUP are out of the picture but Johnson is at the helm.
And the opposition is still swinging at shadows.

Even if I was a leave voter, I'd be concerned at the level of incompetence shown by every faction of representation in Westminster, and I'd be hoping that Brexit could be postponed till such point that the government shows even the slightest bit of ability to handle the process.

 

[Xizor]

49.6M U.K. citizens didn’t vote to remain then......

Cool beans, let's just stick with the status quo then.