Why we cannot leave the EU

[DimPrawn]

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a 265g Dutch gouda cheese at the same supermarket up 30p from £2.25 to £2.55, thanks to a 13 per cent tariff.

Why wasn't this on the side of a remain bus?

[Whorty]

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Why wasn't this on the side of a remain bus?

Because the Leave campaign pushed leaving only with an agreement. Leaving with No Deal was never offered as an option so the Remain campaign didn't feel the need to discuss it.

Those 13% increases, across various goods, soon racks up over the year

[meridian]

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Why wasn't this on the side of a remain bus?

30p? That’s about what I pay per day for EU membership.

[DimPrawn]

30p? That’s about what I pay per day for EU membership.

You pay so that you can be ruled from Brussels? Doesn't sound like a great deal to me.

[meridian]

You pay so that you can be ruled from Brussels? Doesn't sound like a great deal to me.

I can’t think of any rules implemented by Brussels that negatively impact me, but I can think of a few implemented by the UK government.

The 30p a day saves me a load in tariffs (as you’ve helpfully proven) as well as ease of travel, reduced admin, etc.

It’s a bargain.

[Old Greg]

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Why wasn't this on the side of a remain bus?

You can leave the EU if you are accompanied by a named responsible adult.

[DimPrawn]

I can’t think of any rules implemented by Brussels that negatively impact me, but I can think of a few implemented by the UK government.

The 30p a day saves me a load in tariffs (as you’ve helpfully proven) as well as ease of travel, reduced admin, etc.

It’s a bargain.

I think 29p is a fairer price for all of that.