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Post by dappy on Sept 25, 2023 9:45:47 GMT
It is a fact that the general academic achievement obtained was closely correlated to the way people voted but obviously that doesn't mean there were not exceptions both ways.
What do I miss most about the EU? - the right to live and work where I choose - whether in the UK or in Europe - and the economic prosperity that membership gave us immediately spring to mind.
To ask the corollary question. How has your life improved as a result of leaving the EU?
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Post by Fairsociety on Sept 25, 2023 9:50:27 GMT
It is a fact that the general academic achievement obtained was closely correlated to the way people voted but obviously that doesn't mean there were not exceptions both ways. What do I miss most about the EU? - the right to live and work where I choose - whether in the UK or in Europe - and the economic prosperity that membership gave us immediately spring to mind. To ask the corollary question. How has your life improved as a result of leaving the EU? Speaking for myself I haven't noticed the slightest difference, given the fact we've had a World pandemic, a war in Ukraine the UK seems to recovering a lot quicker than any EU member state, if the UK were still part of the EU we would be ordered to contribute more money because our economy was doing better than most, and that is why the EU had the UK onboard. |
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Post by buccaneer on Sept 25, 2023 11:13:20 GMT
It is a fact that the general academic achievement obtained was closely correlated to the way people voted but obviously that doesn't mean there were not exceptions both ways. What do I miss most about the EU? - the right to live and work where I choose - whether in the UK or in Europe - and the economic prosperity that membership gave us immediately spring to mind. To ask the corollary question. How has your life improved as a result of leaving the EU? Maybe so, but that didn't stop the thickos amongst you from saying how clever they were, or how racist Brexiteers are. That kind of reporting and propaganda cuts both ways I'm afraid. You still can apply for a visa to live and work in another country. Many people don't have the opportunity to, or couldn't afford to do that even with FoM. It just goes to show the type of folk who remainers are. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Sept 25, 2023 11:18:25 GMT
...Apart from the obvious thicko's in the group, the other notable mob having a hissy fit were those of 60+ throwing a wobbly because they don't get to easily live in Spain for 6 months of the year anymore. The well-off types, the middle-class who couldn't give a feck about anyone else. These people don't care what happens to Britain, so long as they have the ability to come and go from the continent as they please. Selfish gits. A type quite easily recognisable on here. |
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Post by Vinny on Sept 25, 2023 11:24:19 GMT
It is a fact that the general academic achievement obtained was closely correlated to the way people voted but obviously that doesn't mean there were not exceptions both ways. What do I miss most about the EU? - the right to live and work where I choose - whether in the UK or in Europe - and the economic prosperity that membership gave us immediately spring to mind. To ask the corollary question. How has your life improved as a result of leaving the EU? Improved sales to the rest of the world. More money in my pocket. A feeling of immense satisfaction that voting actually makes a difference. |
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Post by buccaneer on Sept 25, 2023 11:24:31 GMT
...Apart from the obvious thicko's in the group, the other notable mob having a hissy fit were those of 60+ throwing a wobbly because they don't get to easily live in Spain for 6 months of the year anymore. The well-off types, the middle-class who couldn't give a feck about anyone else. These people don't care what happens to Britain, so long as they have the ability to come and go from the continent as they please. Selfish gits. A type quite easily recognisable on here. One's already admitted that in this very thread. |
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Post by Handyman on Sept 25, 2023 11:30:56 GMT
The organisers of the Protest expected thousands to attend as they have in the past, it is estimated that only about 2,000 turned up, perhaps the others were on holiday in Spain, Greece or France to watch the Rugby  Since Brexit finally happened after years of waiting, I can still travel anywhere I like as I did before we were taken into the EU without being asked |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Sept 25, 2023 11:31:41 GMT
It is a fact that the general academic achievement obtained was closely correlated to the way people voted but obviously that doesn't mean there were not exceptions both ways. What do I miss most about the EU? - the right to live and work where I choose - whether in the UK or in Europe - and the economic prosperity that membership gave us immediately spring to mind. To ask the corollary question. How has your life improved as a result of leaving the EU? My pay, conditions and employment prospects have improved since we no longer import cheap labour en-masse.
I can hold my own politicians to account since they no longer have the EU excuse.
I am no longer ruled over by an unelected cabal that I can't vote out.
And the long-term prospects of this country have improved immeasurably now that we are no longer shackled to the moribund EU.
I think that's quite enough to be going on with.  |
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Post by Montegriffo on Sept 25, 2023 11:33:11 GMT
Apart from the obvious thicko's in the group, the other notable mob having a hissy fit were those of 60+ throwing a wobbly because they don't get to easily live in Spain for 6 months of the year anymore. The well-off types, the middle-class who couldn't give a feck about anyone else. These people don't care what happens to Britain, so long as they have the ability to come and go from the continent as they please. Selfish gits. My thoughts entirely. When I listened to them carping on about Spain my immediate thought was, selfish gits. My immediate thought is ''well you voted for Brexit, you should have considered the consequences a bit more thoroughly. Fuckwits''. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Sept 25, 2023 11:34:06 GMT
The organisers of the Protest expected thousands to attend as they have in the past, it is estimated that only about 2,000 turned up, perhaps the others were on holiday in Spain, Greece or France to watch the Rugby
LOL!
Although it's really irrelevant how many turn up since the number of attendees is always numbered in the thousands or tens of thousands while those who didn't turn up are always numbered in millions.
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Post by see2 on Sept 25, 2023 12:21:45 GMT
Hahahahahahaha!!! Fuckinell, how fuckin thick are they? Not as thick as those who think that that minority are a threat of any sort. Its just typical rightist broad brush denigration and exaggeration. Didn't it come from GB News hahahaha ........... |
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Post by Vinny on Sept 25, 2023 12:23:27 GMT
A threat? No.
A joke, yes.
And a bad one at that.
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Post by jonksy on Sept 25, 2023 13:05:34 GMT
My thoughts entirely. When I listened to them carping on about Spain my immediate thought was, selfish gits. My immediate thought is ''well you voted for Brexit, you should have considered the consequences a bit more thoroughly. Fuckwits''. The only fuckwits we have in the UK are the still in mourning remnants, the consequences are all good. |
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Post by dappy on Sept 25, 2023 13:25:07 GMT
It is a fact that the general academic achievement obtained was closely correlated to the way people voted but obviously that doesn't mean there were not exceptions both ways. What do I miss most about the EU? - the right to live and work where I choose - whether in the UK or in Europe - and the economic prosperity that membership gave us immediately spring to mind. To ask the corollary question. How has your life improved as a result of leaving the EU? My pay, conditions and employment prospects have improved since we no longer import cheap labour en-masse.
I can hold my own politicians to account since they no longer have the EU excuse.
I am no longer ruled over by an unelected cabal that I can't vote out.
And the long-term prospects of this country have improved immeasurably now that we are no longer shackled to the moribund EU.
I think that's quite enough to be going on with. The last three are theoretical at best and unlikely to have improved your life I suspect. Many would argue that they are factually wrong. The first point, well I dont know what you do, so it is possible that this works for you as an individual. Overall though it seems that most of us are substantially worse off financially as a result of leaving. All fairly irrelevant now as the decision was made, we shot ourselves in the foot and we now have no option to reverse our decision. |
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Post by jonksy on Sept 25, 2023 13:31:17 GMT
My pay, conditions and employment prospects have improved since we no longer import cheap labour en-masse.
I can hold my own politicians to account since they no longer have the EU excuse.
I am no longer ruled over by an unelected cabal that I can't vote out.
And the long-term prospects of this country have improved immeasurably now that we are no longer shackled to the moribund EU.
I think that's quite enough to be going on with. The last three are theoretical at best and unlikely to have improved your life I suspect. Many would argue that they are factually wrong. The first point, well I dont know what you do, so it is possible that this works for you as an individual. Overall though it seems that most of us are substantially worse off financially as a result of leaving. All fairly irrelevant now as the decision was made, we shot ourselves in the foot and we now have no option to reverse our decision. The only reason we are worse off because the EUSSR put all their eggs in the same basket and trusted a total lying prick like putin. |
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