DanEFC92
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The end bell. Or is it bell end?
Far too many of the latter in that room
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Far too many of the latter in that room
If you are holding yourself up as an example that is absolutely hilarious, you've done nothing but rub peoples genuine fears in their face. Treating a result that change many peoples lives for the worse like a football result
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Always think it’s mad when they say that we should just accept the vote and accept all decisions that are made thereafter. They talk about democracy, but it’s a democratic right to oppose this shitstorm.
I will always oppose brexit, simply because it was a vote driven by racism and xenophobia.
Eh? where?
I've already seen it negatively impact on people, i believe strongly against brexit and was disgusted by the nature of the campiagn and absolutely repulsed by the people at the forefront of it. At no point will i sit back and say well done and crack on while there is the smallest glimpse of hope that this madness can be stopped
peteblue
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I know, in fact we’ve yet to see a single example of anyone being gracious in defeat......
peteblue
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I don’t remember voting for any of those things when we joined....,
peteblue
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In what way have you seen a negative impact. The only madness is the madness you are bringing on yourself with this obsession to ignore a democratic vote.....
peteblue
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And yet many of those that voted to leave were the same people who voted to join.....
Disgruntledgoat
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So they didn't exist in the 70s so they have no benefit now?
The irony of posting that on the internet
peteblue
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Within this thread, we’ve had a bellyfull of ‘no one voted for this and no one voted for that’, I thought I might give it a go for a change......although tbf we‘ve all done it I suppose.....
summerisle
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Bregsit encapsulated.
NilSatisOptimum
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On the contrary I can see the effects of Brexit already, being active member of the EU gave us a false sense of importance we naturally long lost. However, there has been a steady step back culminating in Iran strikes, until recently we would contributed, in small way but we would have been involved. Now we are, well down the list to even know, that is only good news to me.
Northern Ireland is all but gone now, and Scotland will have its independence referendum, there is no doubt. The UK and Britain has now moved from palliative care to end of life. I don't see these as negative more of a rebirth. We will be lessened smaller even reinvented and new, however, with that comes true sense of who we are as a small country in the 21st century...
The cost of Brexit for the UK will soar to $260 billion this year, a new study shows
Brexit has already cost the UK 130 billion pounds ($170 billion), Bloomberg economist Dan Hanson wrote. The 2020 cost is the highest estimate yet.
markets.businessinsider.com
Incredible stuff. Contrast that with our overall net contributions for our entire membership period:
The UK's contribution to the EU budget
This note considers how much the UK contributes to the EU budget and how much it receives back. Potential payments to the EU on or after Brexit - such as the exit bill - are also discussed.
researchbriefings.parliament.uk
The UK's EU membership fee – Full Fact
In 2018 the UK government paid £13 billion to the EU budget, and EU spending on the UK was forecast to be £4 billion. So the UK’s ‘net contribution’ was estimated at about £9 billion.
fullfact.org
Good thing we've got our new passports and stopped unaccompanied child refugees from sponging from our health service though guys, otherwise we'd be making a terrible mistake.
think of the money we can save in not providing workers rights
The cost of Brexit for the UK will soar to $260 billion this year, a new study shows
Brexit has already cost the UK 130 billion pounds ($170 billion), Bloomberg economist Dan Hanson wrote. The 2020 cost is the highest estimate yet.
Incredible stuff. Contrast that with our overall net contributions for our entire membership period:
The UK's contribution to the EU budget
This note considers how much the UK contributes to the EU budget and how much it receives back. Potential payments to the EU on or after Brexit - such as the exit bill - are also discussed.
The UK's EU membership fee – Full Fact
In 2018 the UK government paid £13 billion to the EU budget, and EU spending on the UK was forecast to be £4 billion. So the UK’s ‘net contribution’ was estimated at about £9 billion.
Good thing we've got our new passports and stopped unaccompanied child refugees from sponging from our health service though guys, otherwise we'd be making a terrible mistake.
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