Hurrah! The end of Free Movement!

[Corgigrouch GTi]

Haven't you heard? We are leaving the EU. I guess those that wanted to stay in, my be a little bit cheesed off. Especially when you consider what the UK will actually gain from it.

We are all glad that you acknowlege that the UK will gain from Brexit but why are you cheesed off, after all, isn't brexit just a wet dream? in which case. are you not just flapping for no good reason?

 

[noseall]

are you not just flapping for no good reason?

Not really no.

We will lose all the privileges we had being a member of the EU, whilst sucking on the dregs of what is left in the aftermath. Couple that with little change regards all the Quitter (broken) promises and it will turn out to be a pointless exercise.

The wet dream analogy is aimed at the quitters and not those that wished to remain. Get a grown up to explain it to you.

 

[Corgigrouch GTi]

Not really no.

We will lose all the privileges we had being a member of the EU, whilst sucking on the dregs of what is left in the aftermath. Couple that with little change regards all the Quitter (broken) promises and it will turn out to be a pointless exercise.

The wet dream analogy is aimed at the quitters and not those that wished to remain. Get a grown up to explain it to you.

Hmmm... What priveliges were they and how much did we pay for them?

 

[Roger928]

We will lose all the privileges we had being a member of the EU

Yes... what were they exactly? Care to elaborate?

 

[noseall]

Yes... what were they exactly? Care to elaborate?

Free access to the Single Market.

 

[noseall]

Hmmm... What priveliges were they and how much did we pay for them?

Free access to the Single Market.
Dunno what we paid but we did ok for a few decades. I doubt the money we will save will make up for the deficit we are likely to encounter should access cease.

 

[Roger928]

Free access to the Single Market.

You should have thought about before you allowed the dregs of humanity into this country.
tosser

 

[JohnD]

You were already here.

 

[noseall]

You should have thought about before you allowed the dregs of humanity into this country

I let no one in.
You do realise that a majority of immigrants entering the UK are not from the EU, doncha Rogercon?

 

[JohnD]

Yes... what were they exactly? Care to elaborate?

You don't really want to know, do you.

If you did you could start by watching the vid link I just posted. But you won't like it.

 

[Corgigrouch GTi]

Free access to the Single Market.
Dunno what we paid but we did ok for a few decades. I doubt the money we will save will make up for the deficit we are likely to encounter should access cease.

So you are saying that we pay them so that they can have acess to the UK market? That's a bit silly.....No wonder they want us to stay.

 

[Deleted member 63160]

Hmmm... What priveliges were they and how much did we pay for them?

Free access to the Single Market.

Over 8 billion a year net. Hardly free.

 

[Judy in the sky]

Free access to the Single Market.

Ahh except the "Free Access" isn't exactly free if ya have to pay to be in it. (UK's net contribution last year was an estimated £8.6 billion) So yep you just keep on harping about the "Free Access"

Nosey obviously went to the Diane Abbott school of economics.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

Ahh except the "Free Access" isn't exactly free if ya have to pay to be in it. (UK's net contribution last year was an estimated £8.6 billion) So yep you just keep on harping about the "Free Access"

Nosey obviously went to the Diane Abbott school of economics.

That is about £132 per person per year.
How much worse off, as individuals, do you think we will be if we are not in the "free market"?
Please do not tell us that we will be better off, because that would be in contrast to all expert economists.

 

[JohnD]

How much worse off

Horribly, the majority of old Quitters don't mind the economic and social damage that Brexit will cause to the dUK. So they won't care how much worse off we are.

"Brexit: Majority of older Leave voters say significant economic damage is 'price worth paying', finds YouGov

71 per cent of over-65s would accept a big economic hit – and half are willing for family members to lose their jobs"

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ioners-losing-jobs-income-taxes-a7870871.html