The EU debate - Part III

I find it amusing and enlightening that people who profess to be superior than foreigners because they're English can't actually write English. It suggests they are dim witted which would explain their ignorant opinions. You're a classic example. You can barely string a coherent sentence together (I assume most of the time you're either pissed or hungover) and you're an ignorant bigot. It all fits very neatly together.

 

This could be interesting.

 

no

 

we could give it to the NHS. we could give any amount the government chooses to give to the NHS
but it's not his decision

 

I suppose you're entitled to your juvenile opinion (i've got an'A' level in english).
Where as i just think you're a sad little muppet that likes to think he's superior.
Biscuits!!....you boring,fat ****.

 

Do you think so Bluey? What do you think his response will be?

nake the tea,one lump,dont furget the biskits.

Edit: I was pretty accurate!

 

You still don't understand do you. We do not send £350 million to the EU, so it is not possible to give that £350 to the NHS or any other body that the government decides. The £350 million does not exist

 

the £350m is roughly the UK gross contribution to the EU before the negotiated rebate.
why don't I understand it?

 

So you agree we don't send £350 million then

 

We send more "Gross" Nett its about £190M
190M that we spend on other counties to make them compete against our businesses, very good idea NOT!!!

 

As has been explained many, many times, Custard, its not quite as simple as that.

 

No, but he is.

 

A lot of the money we send goes into administrative bodies that have replaced our own and will need to be replaced after Brexit (things like a dept for trade, drug administration). The actual money that would be saved is very small and much, much smaller than the net £190m that is paid to the EU.

 

yes, I never said we did

 

They like to go over old ground, time after time after time...

 

Not quite what I thought he would come back with. I was thinking more along the lines of "You're a tedious c**t Jelly so make the tea and get the biskits.

 

No chance. You used your space bar.

 

This ^

In the same way that large corporations like to centralise their operations to cut down on administrative costs, the UK will now need to replicate many of the functions of the EU in order to manage what was previously done by the EU.