Brexit The Movie.

[Hampster Gull]

No happy ending?

 

[Fitzcarraldo]

I've just watched that pish. It's essentially porn for bores who like to w*nk themselves dry over trade deals.

0/10 I'd highly recommend not watching it.

 

[Jim in the West]

Who says we have to accept it? We create our own trade deal with the EU on our own terms. If they don't like that what are they going to do about it? End of the day trade will still go on regardless. The Germans, French, Italians, Spanish will still sell us their product.

I think you'll find that any deal with the EU will have to be on THEIR terms....they will hold all the cards. A Brexit vote is like casting yourself adrift in a lifeboat and then asking the captain of the ship if you can have some rations.....just after having likened him to Hitler! If it wasn't such a serious issue it would be laughable.

 

[Albumen]

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I think you'll find that any deal with the EU will have to be on THEIR terms....they will hold all the cards. A Brexit vote is like casting yourself adrift in a lifeboat and then asking the captain of the ship if you can have some rations.....just after having likened him to Hitler! If it wasn't such a serious issue it would be laughable.

Those cards being a stagnating trade block with shrinking influence,importance, Eurozone in perpetual crisis, numerous political tensions amongst members states, migrant crisis fuelling those tensions ... basically a lot of instability and uncertainty. It will be in all our interests to come to a swift mutually beneficial agreement to minimise economic disruption... as big business currently backing remain would make clear to all sides post Brexit.

 

[5ways]

I think you'll find that any deal with the EU will have to be on THEIR terms....they will hold all the cards. A Brexit vote is like casting yourself adrift in a lifeboat and then asking the captain of the ship if you can have some rations.....just after having likened him to Hitler! If it wasn't such a serious issue it would be laughable.

No no no you don't understand they need us more than we need them. Because...we're really great and stuff.

 

[5ways]

Those cards being a stagnating trade block with shrinking influence,importance, Eurozone in perpetual crisis, numerous political tensions amongst members states, migrant crisis fuelling those tensions ... basically a lot of instability and uncertainty. It will be in all our interests to come to a swift mutually beneficial agreement to minimise economic disruption... as big business currently backing remain would make clear to all sides post Brexit.

But apart from being the world's largest internal market, our biggest market, the richest market in the world and ranking first in both inbound and outbound international investment what does the Eurozone have to offer us?

 

[Eeyore]

I've got my evening viewing sorted

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Sadly I lost interest once Kelvin MacKenzie appeared suggesting that David Cameron was probably a nasty piece of work. Ahem...

 

[Lincoln Imp]

On that basis local councils are also undemocratic. Central government regularly overrules the wishes of the local council and its residents - especially when it comes to planning decisions!

...and don't get me started on the USA. Totally undemocratic. Once upon a time if someone in Alabama wanted to do something he could. Now he can't, because some geezer hundreds of miles away in Washington who barely speaks the same language as him says he can't. Disgraceful. Break it up..

 

[JC Footy Genius]

But apart from being the world's largest internal market, our biggest market, the richest market in the world and ranking first in both inbound and outbound international investment what does the Eurozone have to offer us?

The Eurozone is a bigger internal market than the US?

Eurozone richest market in the world?

Eurozone ranking first in inbound and outbound international investment?

Any sources to back up those assertions?

The Eurozone offers us a future where our second tier EU membership is at the whim of the Eurozone 1st tier members who have a majority and can out vote us putting their ever closer union agenda ahead of our national interest.

 

[yxee]

...and don't get me started on the USA. Totally undemocratic. Once upon a time if someone in Alabama wanted to do something he could. Now he can't, because some geezer hundreds of miles away in Washington who barely speaks the same language as him says he can't. Disgraceful. Break it up..

Comparing the EU to the USA is an own goal.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

It does appear the remain side are happy for us to be on the same footing as a local council or a US state.

 

[Big G]

Didn't you hear?
If we leave the EU then World War 3 is going to happen?

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Comparing the EU to the USA is an own goal.

Only if you don't understand the context of the comparison.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

The Eurozone is a bigger internal market than the US?

Eurozone richest market in the world?

Eurozone ranking first in inbound and outbound international investment?

Any sources to back up those assertions?

The Eurozone offers us a future where our second tier EU membership is at the whim of the Eurozone 1st tier members who have a majority and can out vote us putting their ever closer union agenda ahead of our national interest.

No. Your last sentence. No. I have now decided. I'm voting REMAIN!!!

 

[Lincoln Imp]

It does appear the remain side are happy for us to be on the same footing as a local council or a US state.

And that is an unutterably dim remark.

 

[Maldini]

I'd say there needs to be a side called 'Bremain'.A combination of Brexit and Remain who gives us an unbias view.

 

[Maldini]

I'm not interested in watching this film.I want to leave anyway so what's the point.It will only give a bias viewpoint.I wouldn't watch a film by Remain either.I don't care to know about all the in and outs.All the details.I don't care if leaving is a mistake.I'd rather not be ruled by Germany and I'd rather not be swamped by more foreign workers.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

No. Your last sentence. No. I have now decided. I'm voting REMAIN!!!

It should be a good enough reason to vote LEAVE!!!!

 

[JC Footy Genius]

And that is an unutterably dim remark.

You have a strange habit of complaining about certain types of arguments/opinions (from only one side) then indulging in exactly the same behaviour.