Full extended list of all real benefits of brexit

[SimonMac]

£350m a week, that is 378.70p a second, so since May triggered Aricle 50 we should have saved £29,632,738 pounds, but I doubt we have!

[The_Equalizer]

£350m a week, that is 378.70p a second, so since May triggered Aricle 50 we should have saved £29,632,738 pounds, but I doubt we have!

Indeed. We don't have to borrow it to give to the EU.

[VectraMan]

The EU is not the only way. It is not the truth and the light. Stop being evangelical about it.

I wasn't. Just suggesting that it might be nice if change was made for intelligent reasons.

[scooterscot]

Indeed. We don't have to borrow it to give to the EU.

We probably should have debated how much debt a country had as a measure of our contribution. That's thinking out the box tulip though.

[PurpleGorilla]

I wasn't. Just suggesting that it might be nice if change was made for intelligent reasons.

Perhaps you might want to reflect on your own intelligent responses then.

[d000hg]

The main benefit is the new-found sense of patriotism, optimism and national pride among the British people.

[The_Equalizer]

The main benefit is the new-found sense of patriotism, optimism and national pride among the British people.

I think you're find it's those 'whose interests lie elsewhere' are kicking up the biggest stink.

[I just need to test it]

The main benefit is the new-found sense of patriotism, optimism and national pride among the British people.

Not sure if my irony detector is playing up.

[BlasterBates]

I think you're find it's those 'whose interests lie elsewhere' are kicking up the biggest stink.

You mean Scotland

[sasguru]

The EU is not the only way. It is not the truth and the light. Stop being evangelical about it.

I think we're being pragmatic when we say that putting a spoke in open trading with the largest and richest market in the world (together with the US) which happens to be on our doorstep and to which we are currently reliant on 45% of goods exports and about 60% of services, without having anything else in place, apart from vague dreams of "free trade deals" with tiny economies like Canada or Australia which currently have less than 5% of our trade, WAS A FOOKING STUPID THING TO DO.


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