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Originally posted by woohoo View PostDon't blame the EU for anything. I think if I was part of the group running the EU, I would be doing my best to protect it. I would want the salary, perks, fantastic pension etc.
Would I want Brexit it if I was them, no way. I would have to do some hard-work and when would you get time.
Anyway, change is good.
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIf you're agreeing with oPM, you've as good as won the argument.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostNope, you go round blaming the EU for everything instead.
Would I want Brexit it if I was them, no way. I would have to do some hard-work and when would you get time.
Anyway, change is good.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostWhen the internet came along it is true some jobs became superfluous but, it created new opportunities. Brexit will lead to highly paid jobs leaving for Europe. Several thousand very well paid jobs at those European agencies and Goldman Sachs will now be leaving for the EU. However as with the internet because of restrictions on low skilled workers it means new opportunities will appear to work on the fruit farms or at Weatherspoons.
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When the internet came along it is true some jobs became superfluous but, it created new opportunities. Brexit will lead to highly paid jobs leaving for Europe. Several thousand very well paid jobs at those European agencies and Goldman Sachs will now be leaving for the EU. However as with the internet because of restrictions on low skilled workers it means new opportunities will appear to work on the fruit farms or at Weatherspoons.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostHave to agree with this. I lost a perm job many years ago because the internet started to take over business. I don't go round blaming the internet.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostSeriously??
And we all get to vote on companies that go bust or decide to downsize to line someone's pockets do we?
All decisions made have consequences - there is always someone to blame.
Not wishing to piss on her bonfire but no one was thinking about her specifically when they voted.
Fookin snowflake thinking.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostA friend of mine will lose her job as a direct result of the medicines agency moving out of the UK. She has 2 young children, but thankfully her husband's job in pharma is currently still safe. There is a very human side to Brexit that the idiots who voted out choose to ignore.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostA friend of mine will lose her job as a direct result of the medicines agency moving out of the UK. She has 2 young children, but thankfully her husband's job in pharma is currently still safe. There is a very human side to Brexit that the idiots who voted out choose to ignore.
And we all get to vote on companies that go bust or decide to downsize to line someone's pockets do we?
All decisions made have consequences - there is always someone to blame.
Not wishing to piss on her bonfire but no one was thinking about her specifically when they voted.
Fookin snowflake thinking.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostParis gets the EBA: https://www.theguardian.com/politics...xit-relocation
Proving Mr. Davis wrong....
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Paris gets the EBA: https://www.theguardian.com/politics...xit-relocation
Proving Mr. Davis wrong....
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The saboteur MSM conveniently ignores the new jobs to be created by the Anglo Narnian Unicorn Syndicate.
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