[Politics] Brexit

[JC Footy Genius]

I thought that was going into the NHS?

I expect some of it will be going to the NHS.

 

[The Clamp]

Who didn't have that figured out before the referendum ... it was always going to be the case

I mean it would have been nice to have somebody think about how to solve these issues rather than just go for it and see if we can recover afterward. From start to finish it was never really a brains operation was it.

 

[smeg]

Sounds to me just like the criticisms of Remainers before the Referendum - then, we were accused of scare-mongering when we pointed out the economic consequences. Now, we're accused of wallowing in self-pity! It's interesting that even leaders on the Brexit side are now championing economic policies which are only necessary to try to deal with the massive negative impact of Vote Leave. These policies will increase inflation, ruin many people's pensions, (further) transfer wealth from the poor to the rich, and store up yet more huge debts for our children and their children to repay. All the benefits (in terms of our national finances) created by 5 years of austerity will be reversed at a stroke. It is complete and utter economic madness. Unfortunately, as I've said many times on here (apologies!) - it is the poor and disadvantaged who will suffer.

Yes but at least the poor have got their country back so it's not all bad

 

[The Clamp]

I expect some of it will be going to the NHS.

Cool, how much is going to the NHS?

 

[Jim in the West]

Probably/possibly or you could be completely wrong as could I.

Indeed. But is it worth the risk? Unfortunately most people (Remainers and Leavers alike) don't really understand the truly sh1tty place we find ourselves in. And politicians won't admit it (or don't recognise it themselves).

 

[smeg]

I expect some of it will be going to the NHS.

You have just fallen into a trap here, i'd withdraw gracefully if I were you.

 

[Jim in the West]

Yes but at least the poor have got their country back so it's not all bad

Yes - hopefully they will be grateful

 

[pastafarian]

You can do what you like mate.

must be great for you to come on this thread when you believe all the people who voted(nearly everyone on the thread)are stupid

tell me again why anyone should take any of your comment seriously or even think they are worthwile

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Sounds to me just like the criticisms of Remainers before the Referendum - then, we were accused of scare-mongering when we pointed out the economic consequences. Now, we're accused of wallowing in self-pity! It's interesting that even leaders on the Brexit side are now championing economic policies which are only necessary to try to deal with the massive negative impact of Vote Leave. These policies will increase inflation, ruin many people's pensions, (further) transfer wealth from the poor to the rich, and store up yet more huge debts for our children and their children to repay. All the benefits (in terms of our national finances) created by 5 years of austerity will be reversed at a stroke. It is complete and utter economic madness. Unfortunately, as I've said many times on here (apologies!) - it is the poor and disadvantaged who will suffer.

That's more a continuation of negativity than a description of self pity. Would you agree it might be best to wait more than a couple of weeks before we completely right of Brexit as an economic disaster?

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Cool, how much is going to the NHS?

However much our elected representatives choose to allocate?

 

[JC Footy Genius]

You have just fallen into a trap here, i'd withdraw gracefully if I were you.

Quaking in my boots.

 

[The Clamp]

must be great for you to come on this thread when you believe all the people who voted(nearly everyone on the thread)are stupid

tell me again why anyone should take any of your comment seriously or even think they are worthwile

I would say about 70% of the UK population were too stupid to vote on this matter. As in too I'll informed, lack of research, false motives, and plain lack of knowledge as to what the EU does for this country. So what's that? About 45.5 million I think. There's your answer. I believe there are 45.5 million people in the UK too stupid to vote on such matters. Including me.
I would say I am too stupid to vote on matters of such importance but vote I was required to do and vote I did.
So there's your answer.


P.S don't try your usual "your opinion is worthless" crap just because someone is giving you as good as you're dishing out. It butters no parsnips round here.

 

[daveinprague]

Ive not noticed any remainers 'regretting' their vote.

 

[The Clamp]

However much our elected representatives choose to allocate?

So that is how much? You starting to see the issue here?

 

[smeg]

However much our elected representatives choose to allocate?

Well actually the people voted for a centre aligned tory who has quit, the people will not be voting for the new more right wing leader which is inevitable. The further right you go the less they care about social responsibilities like the NHS, benefits & social housing. Well done

 

[JC Footy Genius]

So that is how much? You starting to see the issue here?

Yes our money returned to be spent by our elected representatives on UK priorities rather than by the EU on their priorities.

 

[The Clamp]

Leave voters really cannot come up with one single, watertight argument for their decision. Their argument collapses with each attempt at justification.

 

[The Clamp]

Yes our money returned to be spent by our elected representatives on UK priorities rather than by the EU on their priorities.

That won't happen. The NHS will continue to be underfunded until it is deemed untenable at which point it will be sold off to "solve the problem". This is now able to happen unhindered. Well done.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

nice try
you had no intention of deciding,you made that clear

you already decided voting was pointless so yes your opinion on the referendum or its consequences will always be irrelevant

actions have consequences

I said it was a waste of time, which has been proven so up yours.

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[beorhthelm]

So that is how much? You starting to see the issue here?

i see. you want every leaver to present a fully itemised budget for the rest of the parliament? or are you unable to accept a simple answer, one you implicitly agree with when saying the people are too stupid to vote and leave it to the elected representatives.