The EU debate - Part III

Brilliant coming from you.

Maybe I'll post a Daily Mail headline which contradicts its own article and claim victory.

 

No. Simply pointing out the obvious. A man with only £100 is not a millionaire, unless you convert it to Zimbabwe dollars.

 

But then you would stand up for him wouldn't you? I'll take that with a pinch of salt as I don't really know that you have, do I?

 

If you're playing poker and you stick 44% of your chips into the pot, and your opponent only has to put 7% of theirs into the pot in order to call, who has the most to lose?

 

Not arsed what you choose to believe, I was stating a fact, do what you like with it.

 

Nobody said he only had £100.

 

And I'm not arsed with your possibly false claim.

 

This is an internet football MB Bluey. You take it far too seriously.

 

A casual observer would think you're very interested in it.

 

Oh what a surprise!

 

You called him a liar, I said I know he isn't, as I said do what you like with it mate

 

Well for a man not bothered you come across as rather wound up on the issue.

 

I did. Which bit of a man loses 50% of his £100 are you not understanding.

 

Didn't call him a liar. I said I couldn't be sure he is who he says he is. That goes for everyone on here.

 

Not wound up at all, no need to be. Not sure why you're involved but I shouldn't be surprised.

 

A lack of urgent tasks at work, primarily.

Like I said, for someone so blasé on the issue, you come across as it being meaningful to you.

 

What does your brother think?

 

From someone digging through a man's personal details and calling him a fat this and a fat that? Really?

 

No digging required. He's even more transparent than Cuth!

 

I never said that - you are beginning to act like a simpleton - sorry for the language but your responses are laughable. Out of our whole trade 44% of it goes to the EU - that means 44% of all our trade would become more expensive if a tariff is introduced. Out of Germany's entire trade something like 6-7% of it comes to the UK - meaning while that 6-7% would become more expensive, it would have a much bigger effect on us that it would on Germany.

Seems a pretty simple premise to most people.

You can also add the fact that Germany (as well as France) would be aiming to take our position as a global financial hub by having many of our banks HQs moving to their countries and into the EU from London - damaging us and improving their own GDPs.