I bet it isn't far offI’m sure. But it’s still another percentage to add into the equation. I doubt German car makers are making 100% profit on cars sold into the U.K.
Lol...you guys really do get off on belittling the UK don't you?
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I bet it isn't far off
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Lol...you guys really do get off on belittling the UK don't you?
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I bet it isn't far off
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So if Germany lost about 36 billions worth of exports to the UK in cars alone it would mean nothing?
Of course Tony.
The value of German exports to the UK in 2016 was $94,075,870,670. I suppose that will easily be replaced.
Germany would still take a direct hit by not selling a fifth of its cars to us, the EU doesn't manufacture the cars Germany does
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1 in 7 made come here. 20% of cars exported come here.
Not hard if you try to get the truth out what you read.
You said 1 in 5 earlier. And you’ve misunderstood the question anyway.
You call me an idiot and then tell me 20% isn't 1 in 5 :smuggrin:You said 1 in 5 earlier. And you’ve misunderstood the question anyway.
You call me an idiot and then tell me 20% isn't 1 in 5 :smuggrin:
Of course it isn't.1 in 7 isn’t 20% I’ll tell you what much.
1 in 7 isn’t 20% I’ll tell you what much.
I was being tongue in cheek.I think you’re confusing mark up with profit if you think it isn’t far of.
That is an assumption. Post Brexit, dependent upon the final deal...there might be a backlash against EU manufactured goods for all we know. It is all very much unknownIt’s WTO terms not a trade embargo. They’ll still be selling cars here. Maybe not as many but people will still be buying them.
The problem is that people, I suspect such as yourself, only want one because you feel it would result in us remaining. However, many remain supoorters felt similarly confident thanks to the opinion polls before the last referendum...so be careful what you wish for.What's the problem with a second referendum? If the will of the people is so strong surely it will pass a second test?
Then don't worry about it. Advocate for a second referendum. Put all these remoaners in their place.The problem is that people, I suspect such as yourself, only want one because you feel it would result in us remaining. However, many remain supoorters felt similarly confident thanks to the opinion polls before the last referendum...so be careful what you wish for.
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Why waste time? The Brexiteers would no doubt find a good reason, & get support to hold a third.Then don't worry about it. Advocate for a second referendum. Put all these remoaners in their place.
Like I said easy to replace
Overall we are the 3rd largest export destination for Germany. And we don't even rank for their imports.
So who has the most to lose?
Germany: Trade Statistics
What you have to accept is that the majority of eligible voters don't care enough to bother voting. Those that did have had their say
Billions not millions.we do, because even though they sell around 65 - 70 million more to us than we export to them their loss will be spread around 27 countries. But as I agreed with you, this will hurt everyone.
You know full well what my point was because it has been made many times. The majority of eligible voters voted to leave or were not bothered enough to vote at all.The majority of eligible voters didn't vote in the referendum? What are you going on about now?
The most recent most recognised polls have said that we want it to carry on as it is or aim for a softer Brexit. A very low % want another referendum.What's the problem with a second referendum? If the will of the people is so strong surely it will pass a second test?
You know full well what my point was because it has been made many times. The majority of eligible voters voted to leave or were not bothered enough to vote at all.
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The most recent most recognised polls have said that we want it to carry on as it is or aim for a softer Brexit. A very low % want another referendum.
Were they accurate in saying we would vote remain?Not long ago you were claiming that polls were not an accurate measurement but now that they agree with your own point of view, they are?
Yes. The second highest ever turnout where nearly 2m more people voted leave than remain.It was the 2nd highest electoral turnout, you claimed a majority didn't bother to vote.
Yes. The second highest ever turnout where nearly 2m more people voted leave than remain.
People are allowed to change their minds in a democracy, otherwise we'd only ever have one election and stick with that political party. I'm sure if it had been the other way around you'd be going about how close it was and that it wasn't a large enough majority etc etc.
As I've said before, I think that either way it is going to cause problems and the country is going to be fractured and divided for ever such a long time still. I honestly don't know how it could be repaired any time soon.
Polls have consistently shown only 30% want another vote on the issue
How can any government offer something only a minority are craving for?
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