Reply to: Companies in Brexit 'supply shock' as fewer EU citizens come to UK

[sasguru]

[Seize the means of production]

There you go.

I think you're more than a little confused if you think the aim of the JRMs and Bojos of this world is to create a communist state.

[original PM]

Wages going up -> companies going bust -> people out of job -> prices increased -> people got less money in pockets -> BoE rates up to calm wage inflation -> higher mortgage/rent costs etc - > Seize the means of production

There you go.

[Mordac]

So by your "logic", companies should slash wages...everyone wins with lower and lower incomes.

Don't use big words like "logic" in relation to Brexit, it'll send him over the edge...

[AtW]

So by your "logic", companies should slash wages...everyone wins with lower and lower incomes.

It’s logic of kapitalism - the only reason you were hired to write VB6 code is because it was slightly more efficient than 12 monkeys with typewriters, not anymore though

[sasguru]

FTFY

Yeah right.
You need to stop projecting

[DimPrawn]

I'm a scared penniless loser obsessed with Brexit

FTFY

[sasguru]

Holy tulip, cancel Brexit! It is causing wages to rise!

Bet your wages haven't risen

[DimPrawn]

Wages going up -> companies going bust -> people out of job -> prices increased -> people got less money in pockets -> BoE rates up to calm wage inflation -> higher mortgage/rent costs etc

So by your "logic", companies should slash wages...everyone wins with lower and lower incomes.

[AtW]

Holy tulip, cancel Brexit! It is causing wages to rise!

Wages going up -> companies going bust -> people out of job -> prices increased -> people got less money in pockets -> BoE rates up to calm wage inflation -> higher mortgage/rent costs etc

[DimPrawn]

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) said the number of applicants per vacancy had fallen since last summer across all levels of skilled jobs, and said shortages were forcing many companies to raise wages.

Holy tulip, cancel Brexit! It is causing wages to rise!

[sal]

What you dim-wits don't see is that change is coming alright. Change to make you all considerable poorer.

When that happens I hope you Brexiters at least have the grace to blame yourselves for your poor decision-making.

Nah, the good ol' "It's the EU fault" excuse will be good for at least another decade or two after Brexit.

[sasguru]

but what you are not seeing is that it could be very very bad for a lot of people and a small change would not really affect you but could make a large difference to a lot of other people.

What you dim-wits don't see is that change is coming alright. Change to make you all considerable poorer.

When that happens I hope you Brexiters at least have the grace to blame yourselves for your poor decision-making.

[original PM]

Why not, because I'm not Polish? Is it not about Dutch EU immigrants as well?

No - the point I was trying to make is that on here so many people are trying to justify why we should stay (or leave) based on their own very niche and unique experiences.

For example you say

"As an EU immigrant I can tell you my daily rate is higher then average"

Does that apply to a lot of EU immigrants?
What about those not from the EU?
Is your rate of pay higher than the local populations?

You are effectively saying - "because everything is ok for me it should not change" - but what you are not seeing is that it could be very very bad for a lot of people and a small change would not really affect you but could make a large difference to a lot of other people.

But you would always resent that change.

[sasguru]

For something that does not matter to you, you don't half go on about it.

It's providing loads of laughs. And the schadenfreude is delicious .

[The_Equalizer]

Like all Brexiters you have delusions of adequacy.
You're the reactive one, hoping against hope that Brexit turns out well because otherwise you have no options.
I, on the other hand, am proactive and have arranged things so that it doesn't matter to me either way.

I wish you a good, hard Brexit.

For something that does not matter to you, you don't half go on about it.