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RE: Brexit #11
(06-08-2016, 11:59 AM)Paradigm Wrote:
(06-08-2016, 11:58 AM)Jebusfathead Wrote:
(06-08-2016, 11:53 AM)Paradigm Wrote:
(06-08-2016, 11:40 AM)Jebusfathead Wrote: I was gonna make this thread today, as I saw a ukip bus go by with people shouting 'we want our country back' etc xD.


Imo we should leave the EU, it continually tried to give us the weaker, more unstable euro. Not to mention the idea that a country should be run by itself, not some little group in Brussels or wherever they meet. The only downside is the fact that more than 50% of uk trade is within the eu, but if we leave the eu this does not mean we cannot trade with them, there are countries that are not in the eu but can trade freely within the eu like eu countries can. Not to mention that if the eu really thinks the uk needs them, they are dead wrong, the U.K. Has the 7th biggest economy, if they want to lose that, then we'll just trade with other countries, not to mention most uk trade is in finical services, which other countries value extremely high. So yea, sure we might suffer at the start, but imo it would get better.


Also fuck David Cameron, he wastes the taxpayer's money to print pro eu leaflets which most people disagree with anyway, yet he doesn't even pay his own taxes, he must be really for the eu if he does that.

Canada have a really good trading deal with the EU, if the UK managed to get a similar deal all would be fine.

Yea, the one other thing that pisses me off is how they release all these stats like'oh leaving will cost each household 4k a month' Yea, but you never said that it would actually increase back to normal, and possibly above that after a few years, not to mention that their math is supposedly off lol.

Anything anyone says is speculation and no one will actually know whats going to happen.

Regardless, whatever happens I'll accept, because the country should be run by the people, if the people choose to actually run their own country I'd prefer that, but if the country wants to be run by a seperate organisation, then that's the people's choice.

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RE: Brexit #12
Personally I think there are positives and negatives from both sides of the camp and I'm currently still undecided.

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