Convince me to vote BREXIT

[WTFH]

Who do you think pays for their pensions and funds their healthcare when they're in Spain?

That's why I added the bit about removing their costs. Bloody leeches.

[vetran]

Who do you think pays for their pensions and funds their healthcare when they're in Spain?

well their contributions would have done if the government hadn't spent it all on stupid causes.

[Old Greg]

FTFY


You are the one advocating meddling, however if we look at the Boomer generation before mass immigration (note the 60->90s was a small fraction of current migration.) they seemed to do quite well.

Label it how you wish. But:

1. You want to change policy to reduce immigrations
2. This will result in the size of younger generations decreasing while older generations increase
3. Tell us the economic impact of this.

[Old Greg]

well their contributions would have done if the government hadn't spent it all on stupid causes.

Is that how you think NI works?

[SunnyInHades]

"Diabetics are banned from driving" - not currently being enforced, but watch out !

Back in late 2011 before DC became EU radicalised..
"What has an EU directive on whether people with diabetes should be allowed to drive have
to do with the single market, asked David Cameron in a pop at Brussels in his
speech to the Tory party conference on Wednesday"

[vetran]

Label it how you wish. But:

1. You want to change policy to reduce immigrations
2. This will result in the size of younger generations decreasing while older generations increase
3. Tell us the economic impact of this.

Ah I see you are going to label it in badly formed inglish.

I have made a few suggestions earlier. Of course we don't know unless you are a Bremainer in which case we will all be eaten by giant spiders or caterpillars.

Japan is the obvious case

Who will look after Japan's elderly? - BBC News

however that is probably why they are investing robotics so heavily, their care givers will run on batteries.

Wages will rise or costs fall as there will be fewer of working age. Mechanisation will become more common.

[vetran]

Is that how you think NI works?

no but is how it should work if it had been managed correctly.

[Old Greg]

Ah I see you are going to label it in badly formed inglish.

I have made a few suggestions earlier. Of course we don't know unless you are a Bremainer in which case we will all be eaten by giant spiders or caterpillars.

Japan is the obvious case

Who will look after Japan's elderly? - BBC News

however that is probably why they are investing robotics so heavily, their care givers will run on batteries.

Wages will rise or costs fall as there will be fewer of working age. Mechanisation will become more common.

Sounds like you have it all thought through. Well done.

[vetran]

Sounds like you have it all thought through. Well done.

well do share your wisdom, you obviously disagree, lets see if us mere mortals can understand your expert opinion

[shaunbhoy]

No. If the population remains the same while also ageing, it means that the size of the younger age brackets (e.g. 20 to 30) will get smaller. This will create a significant inter-generational imbalance. Could you advise of the economic implications?

Nothing that can't be solved with a healthy dose of Euthanasia.