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Euro vote, what's your pleasure?


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This thread escaped my attention because the dribbling mong of an OP is on my ignore list.

A few of my concerns about leaving:

1. It could **** the UK economy up beyond repair, don't think people will be fighting to give us preferential trade deals, that's not how the world works.
2. It'll make Little Englanders happy.
3. It'll make my trips to France more complicated and expensive.

My concerns about staying in:

1. TTIP, but the Tories will rush to sign us up to an even worse deal (the Yanks will shaft us, we have even less negotiating power on our lonesome)
2. Cameron will see it as a personal victory
3. UKIP will continue to exist

The superstate thing is fearmongering bollocks. As long as the French are still deciding stuff that'll never happen. The ****s have a certain % of froggy songs/TV shows/films that have to be shown on a daily basis ffs, they'd never let anything impact their cultural identity.

People rubbishing what 'Big Business' want because they're the ones that **** us over <doh> They don't want a UK exit because it'll cost them money (relocation costs, unknown new agreements/regulations/etc) and it'll impact their sales. The economy is ****ed as it is, and there's the fallout from the last recession to deal with yet (new crisis is on it's way), we'd be ****ing ******ed to rock the boat just now.

Trading with the EU once we leave? As mentioned by someone else, we'd still have to adhere to their trade rules anyways, nothing will change, we'd just have less input/decision making powers.

As I said on the Watford board, do any of you Brexiters believe that:

1. The UK population will be better off financially if we leave?
2. The cost of living will decrease if we leave?
3. The UK economy will be better off if we leave?

This is basically just down to xenophobia/racism/right wingism, old ****s that wish the country returned to The Good Old Days (that never existed). The Tories with noone to tell them to stop being ****s is a terrifying prospect.

You jock mongs voting leave because you think you'll get a referendum out of it? <doh> Cameron will never let that happen, nor will his successor, Jeremy Corbyn.

The main advantage of staying in is EU women flooding London (mostly) and the rest of the UK. Don't tell them they can't come <grr> <grr>

You seem to assume that we (or at least me) on this thread give a **** <laugh>
 
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You seem to assume that we (or at least me) on this thread give a **** <laugh>

I woke up at 6am this morning, still a bit pished and confused as to how I got home.

Was a bit of a ramble...

Don't worry though, the feeling is mutual, you have no credibility since pizzagate <ok>
 
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This thread escaped my attention because the dribbling mong of an OP is on my ignore list.

A few of my concerns about leaving:

1. It could **** the UK economy up beyond repair, don't think people will be fighting to give us preferential trade deals, that's not how the world works.
2. It'll make Little Englanders happy.
3. It'll make my trips to France more complicated and expensive.

My concerns about staying in:

1. TTIP, but the Tories will rush to sign us up to an even worse deal (the Yanks will shaft us, we have even less negotiating power on our lonesome)
2. Cameron will see it as a personal victory
3. UKIP will continue to exist

The superstate thing is fearmongering bollocks. As long as the French are still deciding stuff that'll never happen. The ****s have a certain % of froggy songs/TV shows/films that have to be shown on a daily basis ffs, they'd never let anything impact their cultural identity.

People rubbishing what 'Big Business' want because they're the ones that **** us over <doh> They don't want a UK exit because it'll cost them money (relocation costs, unknown new agreements/regulations/etc) and it'll impact their sales. The economy is ****ed as it is, and there's the fallout from the last recession to deal with yet (new crisis is on it's way), we'd be ****ing ******ed to rock the boat just now.

Trading with the EU once we leave? As mentioned by someone else, we'd still have to adhere to their trade rules anyways, nothing will change, we'd just have less input/decision making powers.

As I said on the Watford board, do any of you Brexiters believe that:

1. The UK population will be better off financially if we leave?
2. The cost of living will decrease if we leave?
3. The UK economy will be better off if we leave?

This is basically just down to xenophobia/racism/right wingism, old ****s that wish the country returned to The Good Old Days (that never existed). The Tories with noone to tell them to stop being ****s is a terrifying prospect.

You jock mongs voting leave because you think you'll get a referendum out of it? <doh> Cameron will never let that happen, nor will his successor, Jeremy Corbyn.

The main advantage of staying in is EU women flooding London (mostly) and the rest of the UK. Don't tell them they can't come <grr> <grr>
After this pile of ****e every **** wishes it continued to escape your attention ya moaning faced tramp.
 
I woke up at 6am this morning, still a bit pished and confused as to how I got home.

Was a bit of a ramble...

Don't worry though, the feeling is mutual, you have no credibility since pizzagate <ok>

<laugh>

Fair do's <ok>
 
The Scotchlanders want oot of the British Union but want to stay in the EU? Sad day when you lot want away from your lovely neighbours doon sooth but are happy to let old Johnny Foreigner tell you what to do.

I vote that we all hold hands, perhaps even in the Dutch style, and get along with one another. An 'out' vote is just giving in to the racist, xenophobic bigots so when the time comes to decide I will be watching The Walking Dead with a bag of sweet & salty popcorn as I probably won't be arsed to go to the polling station.
 
The Scotchlanders want oot of the British Union but want to stay in the EU? Sad day when you lot want away from your lovely neighbours doon sooth but are happy to let old Johnny Foreigner tell you what to do.

I vote that we all hold hands, perhaps even in the Dutch style, and get along with one another. An 'out' vote is just giving in to the racist, xenophobic bigots so when the time comes to decide I will be watching The Walking Dead with a bag of sweet & salty popcorn as I probably won't be arsed to go to the polling station.

And that is exactly why we'll vote to leave. Not just you obviously but i fear you are 1 of a vast multitude.
 
You won't have to be pally with Belgians any more <ok>

True but a) I'm not sure that's a strong enough reason to risk the future of my country; b) it also means I won't get to piss them off anymore and, most importantly, c) it reduces my opportunity of working within that environment in the future and coming on here moaning to you lot about it
 
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<rofl>

Let's not listen to 'the media' then, let's just read and trust the ramblings of a 'Staff Member' on a ****ty footy site owned by a manky-footed ginger tax-avoider.

You're less credible than the Daily Express ffs, every point you've made on this thread has been utter pish <doh>

Lol Toby says he...the one that whines like a kid when he gets dished the same as he gives. @alwaysright