[Merged]Brexit stuff

[GB9]

One if the great things about freedom of speech is that the likes of the Guardian can churn out complete tulipe.

Thanks to modern technology we get to laugh at it, mainly for free.

Guardian and Independent readers. We are laughing at you and your self righteous arrogance.

[sirja]

You still haven't grasped the situation yet. And until you realise that your starting point of 'the EU is all powerful' is wrong, you will really struggle.

Opel has already cut car production in Germany because of the exchange rate. The cost of parts used to build in the UK may have increased but the cost if production hasn't. Alternatively, if you build in Germany and then export to Britain the exchange rate also hits the cost of production.

If we do what the Republic did and slash corporation tax, there will be an influx of business. Much of the EU won't be able to compete. Rather than businesses leave, they will flood in.

And your idea that Corbyn and Labour should sort things by being more socialist is delusional. The UK as a whole hates socialism. The only reason labour got into power in 97 was because they were tory light and handed the middle class billions in subsidies.

The EU is screwed.

I think a does of humility is needed on all sides. The simple truth is unless the negotiations are done in good faith with a spirit of give and take, both sides will be hurt economically. I would advise people to read the highly informative articles on Eureferendum.com by Perter North and Charlie Booker(Both firm Brexiters) to start to get an understanding of the complexities and issues involved with Brexit. There's so much uninformed commentary going around from ALL sides it's truly worrying.

[LondonManc]

Why does paying more tax help the poor?

The poor don't pay taxes, neither do the rich. It's the middle that keeps getting squeezed. If you can't get to the top and have too much pride to sink to the bottom, you're f**ked.

[SunnyInHades]

Those with any type of pension or investment fund so want a reversal of the referendum decision - NOT

FTSE 100
Jun 22, 2016 6,261.19
Aug 22, 2016 6,828.54

Record high - 7122, 27 April 2015

Love the fact that all the so called 'senior economists and economic experts' who predicted economic doom have been shown up as ignorant, incompetent BullTulipers.

[vetran]

I think a does of humility is needed on all sides. The simple truth is unless the negotiations are done in good faith with a spirit of give and take, both sides will be hurt economically. I would advise people to read the highly informative articles on Eureferendum.com by Perter North and Charlie Booker(Both firm Brexiters) to start to get an understanding of the complexities and issues involved with Brexit. There's so much uninformed commentary going around from ALL sides it's truly worrying.

I think you will find the UK are keen to negotiate, its the EU that keep putting restrictions on the talks trying to hold the house of cards up.

[LondonManc]

Those with any type of pension or investment fund so want a reversal of the referendum decision - NOT

FTSE 100
Jun 22, 2016 6,261.19
Aug 22, 2016 6,828.54

Record high - 7122, 27 April 2015

Love the fact that all the so called 'senior economists and economic experts and CretinWatcher' who predicted economic doom have been shown up as ignorant, incompetent BullTulipers.

FTFY

[vetran]

Those with any type of pension or investment fund so want a reversal of the referendum decision - NOT

FTSE 100
Jun 22, 2016 6,261.19
Aug 22, 2016 6,828.54

Record high - 7122, 27 April 2015

Love the fact that all the so called 'senior economists and economic experts' who predicted economic doom have been shown up as ignorant, incompetent BullTulipers.

its a dead lion bounce!

Economic Armageddon will resume shortly.

love the Bremoaners

[CretinWatcher]

I'm trying to figure out if you cretins actually believe the crap you type on here or whether this fest just has the purpose of convincing yourselves?
Do you seriously think that any economic consequences of a Brexit vote (not actual Brexit mind you) would manifest themselves in 2 months?
All we know now is:

1. The pound is about 12% permanently lower.
2. QE has lowered bond yields and foced money into the stock market
3. Housing market is softening but not falling over a cliff

You'd better hope for your sake and that of your kids you're right and that the sunlit uplands are round the corner.
I'm working on the assumption they aren't.

[PurpleGorilla]

I'm trying to figure out if you cretins actually believe the crap you type on here or whether this fest just has the purpose of convincing yourselves?
Do you seriously think that any economic consequences of a Brexit vote (not actual Brexit mind you) would manifest themselves in 2 months?
All we know now is:

1. The pound is about 12% permanently lower.
2. QE has lowered bond yields and foced money into the stock market
3. Housing market is softening but not falling over a cliff

You'd better hope for your sake and that of your kids you're right and that the sunlit uplands are round the corner.
I'm working on the assumption they aren't.

Team GB will do just fine.

[vetran]

Team GB will do just fine.

you are a cretin of the lowest order. We cannot survive without the French & Germans telling us what to do.

Love a Bremoaner.

oh this is actually quite fun talking BullTulip.