The EU debate - Part II

Snowflakes having to use personal insults shocker.

Sorry Boring uninteresting Stan you are no Sigmund Freud. Nice try, stick to name calling thats the limit of your brain capacity at the moment.

 

Perhaps because you hold the same distasteful views as Pete.

 

So you can't answer the question. I'm not surprised.

 

Been through it all before, cant be bothered with it again.

Stick to topic, if you can.

 

You really are as thick as ****

 

you are right, just like you and Bland Stan

 

He rarely, if ever, has a salient point. He concentrates on Pedantics rather than deal with the realities of what's happening to the economy and what more there is to come.

 

People talk about "uncertainty" as if it's to be avoided at all costs. They also act like there's a lot of certainty with staying in the EU. What is more certain is that outside the EU we can have a major role in decision making in what we do whereas inside the EU they will tell us what to do. This suits the people who are scared to make their own decisions.
I can imagine people who live alone meeting a person they really get on with but they are terrified to live with them because they are not certain how the relationship will go. Cowards tend to have a boring life.

 

Is there a Mrs Saxton who shares your various kitchens?

 

She spends more time in the kitchen than me so I suppose it is an unequal share.

 

Yeah we can let the Tories re-write our entire employment and H&S legislation.....that's bound to end well.

As for 'scared' and 'cowardice' what is that even supposed to mean? People who viewed being part of the EU as something that provided an ultimate benefit, weren't 'cowards', they were largely pragmatists with a grasp on how the economy actually works, and could foresee the obvious economic uncertainty that would follow a Brexit decision and what that would therefore mean for the UK economy.

 

Pre 73 UK had an industry
Post 74 it has none

The EU is not working for the UK.

Better we are out

 

Still going then fellas.

 

You can read all about her in the About Us section of Pete's state of the art website.

 

NSIS said that we voted for out and we got it but I pointed out that we are still in. Then he thought we couldn't be out in less than two years but I pointed out that we can.

 

Thrilling stuff, I should come on here more often.

 

Ever heard of Margaret Thatcher like?

Britain had a massive manufacturing base until she got her hands on it in 1979 you bulb.

Being part of the EU has helped us attract global businesses to these shores in order for them to set up their European manufacturing bases.

With tariffs in place for exports that would make us an awful choice for such bases moving forwards, hence the reason we must have a free trade deal....and with it comes.......you know the rest.

 

Yes, it's called being pedantic whilst ignoring the salient points!...

 

Your analogy is beyond parody!.....