Fair enough. I disagree with everything you put and you disagree with me. We are never going to agree. Time will give us more answers but for now I'm very happy with how I voted as I'm sure you are.
P.s don't get me wrong some of the clowns running brexit piss me off as we have an almost remainer cabinet. So what we will get is a watered down version of brexit (already transitional deals talked about etc) so the remainers won't be happy and the brexiteers won't be happy. That's my opinion.
Grendel, genuine question. How are you so concerned about animal welfare but are happy for them to be murdered just for your dinner?
I'm not I only eat organic CWF recommended products.
What i am concerned about is the utter bullshit that this is in anyway a discussion about animal cruelty from a continent that practices and indulges barbaric activities such as geese being force fed crap until they die in screaming agony and bull fighting.
It isn't - it's about federal control of pricing and ensuring foodstuff is priced at a level to support the bloated livers (sorry pockets) of the greedy Eurocrats.
People will eat cheap meat it's a fact of life. So a question for you. Why are you supporting price inflation when you are SO concerned about all those starving nurses?
Fair enough. I disagree with everything you put and you disagree with me. We are never going to agree. Time will give us more answers but for now I'm very happy with how I voted as I'm sure you are.
P.s don't get me wrong some of the clowns running brexit piss me off as we have an almost remainer cabinet. So what we will get is a watered down version of brexit (already transitional deals talked about etc) so the remainers won't be happy and the brexiteers won't be happy. That's my opinion.
I'm not I only eat organic CWF recommended products.
What i am concerned about is the utter bullshit that this is in anyway a discussion about animal cruelty from a continent that practices and indulges barbaric activities such as geese being force fed crap until they die in screaming agony and bull fighting.
It isn't - it's about federal control of pricing and ensuring foodstuff is priced at a level to support the bloated livers (sorry pockets) of the greedy Eurocrats.
People will eat cheap meat it's a fact of life. So a question for you. Why are you supporting price inflation when you are SO concerned about all those starving nurses?
Call me cynical but if there is money to be made by illegally importing US Chickens or whatever to process & put into our food, somebody will already be doing it - & we are already eating it!
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Fair enough. I disagree with everything you put and you disagree with me. We are never going to agree. Time will give us more answers but for now I'm very happy with how I voted as I'm sure you are.
P.s don't get me wrong some of the clowns running brexit piss me off as we have an almost remainer cabinet. So what we will get is a watered down version of brexit (already transitional deals talked about etc) so the remainers won't be happy and the brexiteers won't be happy. That's my opinion.
where was it ever specified exactly what Brexit will entail? Perhaps that's part of the problem.
Perhaps except as I've stated everyone I know knew exactly what they were voting for that's both remain and leave friends of mine.
Similarly where was it specified what remaining entailed?
It was quite clear on the ballot paper for me. You remained or left. Simple question got a simple answer. However it will be fudged so it won't be a "hard brexit" don't worry.
Perhaps except as I've stated everyone I know knew exactly what they were voting for that's both remain and leave friends of mine.
Similarly where was it specified what remaining entailed?
It was quite clear on the ballot paper for me. You remained or left. Simple question got a simple answer. However it will be fudged so it won't be a "hard brexit" don't worry.
this might just be me, but I never heard the terms hard or soft brexit until after the referendum.
Ahhh yes because the Tories are doing a great job.
Remain was the status quo. That hat evolved over 40 years. We knew what remain meant, but as of yet no one has defined Brexit - or rather there is no universal definition.
Conservative voters pretty much summed up in one comment. As long as you're OK why worry about everyone else.Competitive GBP has enabled me to increase my exports by almost 70% in the last year.
Conservative voters pretty much summed up in one comment. As long as you're OK why worry about everyone else.
Conservative voters pretty much summed up in one comment. As long as you're OK why worry about everyone else.
I wouldn't eat any of that crap. I'm a signed up member of CWF
I think your confusing me with Martcov
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A pretty stupid interpretation but throwing your comment back at you, I could say Labour voters summed up in one comment.
You see, the more profit my business makes, the more tax I hand over to HMRC so my conscience is completely clear. I’m one of those nasty conservatives who’s actually generating the funds to help the less well off.
Out of interest, how much do you contribute?
They probably add that to the US meats to make them alreadySurely, burgers adulterated with horse meat are more profitable?
Conservative voters pretty much summed up in one comment. As long as you're OK why worry about everyone else.
Remain wasn't for status quo. It was a ticket to do whatever they liked with us. Eu army further integration. Further bills. More laws. You can do better than the status quo can't you mart?
As for what leave meant the clue was in the question of the ballot paper? Leave the EU. Simple as that for me. Leave freedom of movement leave customs union. Leave single market. Leave eu courts. Leave eu commision. Leave eu parliament. So to leave. Or was that just me?
A pretty stupid interpretation but throwing your comment back at you, I could say Labour voters summed up in one comment.
You see, the more profit my business makes, the more tax I hand over to HMRC so my conscience is completely clear. I’m one of those nasty conservatives who’s actually generating the funds to help the less well off.
Out of interest, how much do you contribute?
Your competitive GBP has increased inflation thus squeezing poorer people's budgets and made people's holiday more expensive. So, yes you are better off, but that is hardly the case for everybody. The real Brexit hasn't started yet. This is just the preliminary "wobble" before it kicks in.
My main concern is London and the finance services sector. That was always a money earner. Let's see how that pans out.
Still can't believe a few once claimed we should all be grateful that private education exists so the system is over-subscribed. Perhaps standards would actually improve if we were all in it together.
Plenty of state schools are as successful as Private Schools.
That is in spite of the conditions that they are expected to achieve results under. I wonder why record numbers of teaching are leaving the profession?
this might just be me, but I never heard the terms hard or soft brexit until after the referendum.
Forgive me jumping on this..."Export boost helps UK manufacturing growth recover in July - PMI" - Export boost helps UK manufacturing growth recover in July - PMI but it's only what the "We're DOOMED" brigade have done with any speculative negative story
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That remains to be seen for surety.Come on Bazza, you should know the drill by now. The goalposts have since moved.
We haven't actually left yet, so the bad stuff is actually going to kick in after that.
That remains to be seen for surety.
The major indication is that whilst many in general are seeking negatives, pointing out what they think could go wrong & perpetually bleating about Brexit...all futile efforts to reverse the inevitable, could it be that others are quietly getting on with what they do & seeking opportunities to do more business? Or are our EU partners stocking up the goods we export to them?
Interesting stuff.
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At least there will be the extra £350m a week for the NHS and we will all have more money in our pockets.
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