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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The UK has a significant net trade deficit. With the devalued stirling, imports are going to be more costly.
A lot of trade relationships have been severely damaged or destroyed, who is the UK going to export goods to.
Hundreds of billions are being wiped off the FTSE.
There are going to be big companies that have to move parts of their business to the EU.

This is going to cost loads of jobs.

Get a grip mate.....with the pound down you seem to fail to mention that our exports are now cheaper......look at both sides of the coin before panicking............
 
Think about what would happen if Texas seceded from the US.
Texas seceding would be similar to Merseyside ( or similar) seceding, Texas isn't already a nation like Scotland is. Also given the different setups there really isn't a direct US comparison. I also never brought up the US but everyone seems eager to bring it up in their responses.
 
The UK has a significant net trade deficit. With the devalued stirling, imports are going to be more costly.
A lot of trade relationships have been severely damaged or destroyed, who is the UK going to export goods to.
Hundreds of billions are being wiped off the FTSE.
There are going to be big companies that have to move parts of their business to the EU.

This is going to cost loads of jobs.

Spot on assessment
 
EU membership brings tremendous market access, not just for trade but for talent as well. Now the UK is going to have to renegotiate EVERYTHING, not just with Europe but with everybody. And they're going to have to do it from a position of extreme weakness, all while handling two different powerful secessionist movements.

Scotland's gonna go for it and apply for EU membership right quick. The SNP has more ammunition than they ever did before.

Sinn Fein's efforts have a few more moving parts to them, but I think we'll see a unified Ireland in the next few years.
I get why people would want to stay in the EU, my question was referring to Scotland/NI wanting to leave the UK.
 
Texas seceding would be similar to Merseyside ( or similar) seceding, Texas isn't already a nation like Scotland is. Also given the different setups there really isn't a direct US comparison. I also never brought up the US but everyone seems eager to bring it up in their responses.
Just trying to show a parallel. In fact Texas did fight for independence in its past from a different country, which is why there are some (only a few on the right at the moment, but we see how that can change) who want to secede from the USA.
 
I'm sure this is not the end.


Just stop it, please it bad enough without the likes of you going on, people are scared enough.

You can't ignore it though , those in the likes of traditional manufacturing and the like will almost certainly face a difficult couple of years at best . Let's face it even the leave economic experts , such as they were , said almost exactly that .

They'd be fine. Scotland/NI could move right to the Euro because they would immediately join the EU. Not that much disruption.

You'd have to expect a new Scottish referendum and possibly one on a united Ireland . I'd think the U.K. as we know it is dead .
 
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