[Merged]Brexit stuff

[sasguru]

Of course it is a possibility

Good. So we agree.
So all I said in the post you took umbrage to is that I am planning for that eventuality.
How it affects anyone else doesn't bother me, especially as I didn't vote for it.

HTH, BIDI

[scooterscot]

Indeed, so Brexit might be the catalyst we need.

Interesting times ahead...

[DodgyAgent]

Good. So we agree.
So all I said in the post you took umbrage to is that I am planning for that eventuality.
How it affects anyone else doesn't bother me, especially as I didn't vote for it.

HTH, BIDI

It is also a possibility that the UK will prosper better under Brexit. if you check back at your posts on this or any other thread you give no ground on any argument.

You are probably better planning for someone to stick dynamite up your arse as this is a more likely eventuality than any of your predictions about Brexit.

[sasguru]

It is also a possibility that the UK will prosper better under Brexit.

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It is indeed a possibility, but one that is vanishingly small in my opinion.
An opinion that has been formed by weighing up the evidence about the relative strengths and weaknesses of the UK economy.
Of course I could be wrong. Maybe we will find out.

[DodgyAgent]

It is indeed a possibility, but one that is vanishingly small in my opinion.
An opinion that has been formed by weighing up the evidence about the relative strengths and weaknesses of the UK economy.
Of course I could be wrong. Maybe we will find out.

Of course you could be wrong but you will never admit it. Arguments on here are never about "weighing evidence". They are about personal issues and selecting "evidence" to support an entrenched position.

[sasguru]

Of course I could be wrong. Maybe we will find out.

Of course you could be wrong but you will never admit it. .

Do you understand basic English?

[DodgyAgent]

Do you understand basic English?

Let me explain for the benefit of the intellectually challenged and non english speaking communities: admitting that you could be wrong is very different from admitting that you are actually wrong.

[sasguru]

Let me explain for the benefit of the intellectually challenged and non english speaking communities: admitting that you could be wrong is very different from admitting that you are actually wrong.

You're really are fick, aren't you?
"I could be wrong" means exactly what it says. Time will tell.

[vetran]

Yes the catalyst for multinationals to move elsewhere.

probably how would multinationals be able to cope without evading tax by using EU loopholes or using cheap labour in Eastern Europe?

[DodgyAgent]

[QUOTE=sasguru;2312159]You're really are fick, aren't you?
"I could be wrong" means exactly what it says. Time will tell



This rather proves my point. saying you "could be wrong" is not the same as admitting you are wrong. it in fact gives the impression that your view is subjective but you have no intention whatsoever of ever admitting that you are wrong. You have just used this as a crude means of sidestepping my original point.