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[WTFH]

Ahh, the old "We should stay in the EU because I can get cheap labour to undercut British workers" argument.

Yes, the £300,000,000,000 we have paid in since we joined the EU was money well spent, your bathroom looks great!

Hold on, on another thread you're talking about how wonderful the UK economy is with low unemployment.

Make up your mind, you're spinning yourself dizzy.

[meridian]

Ahh, the old "We should stay in the EU because I can get cheap labour to undercut British workers" argument.

Yes, the £300,000,000,000 we have paid in since we joined the EU was money well spent, your bathroom looks great!

Thanks! Not just cheap though, good quality too.

Next time you pop around for a gander, let me get out of the shower first, eh?

[Zigenare]

Only 5'5"...short arse...

Just 'coz you're 5'7"!!!

[darmstadt]

https://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/news/17482996.pro-eu-campaigner-68-physically-assaulted-by-man-shouting-brexit-abuse-in-swindon/

Only 5'5"...short arse...

[DimPrawn]

Arguably, we’ve also done very well out of the Polish.

I know I have, my bathroom was installed for half the price and probably twice the quality of a British plumber.

Ahh, the old "We should stay in the EU because I can get cheap labour to undercut British workers" argument.

Yes, the £300,000,000,000 we have paid in since we joined the EU was money well spent, your bathroom looks great!

[meridian]

The Polish are thinking of a referendum on EU membership, however I understand theirs is not a blanket stay or leave vote.

Something more along the lines on whether it should be impossible for future govts to revoke EU citizenship (i.e. it is constitutionally enshrined in law).

The Poles have done very well out of the EU, paid in peanuts and received billions every year. I wonder who paid for all that great stuff there?

Arguably, we’ve also done very well out of the Polish.

I know I have, my bathroom was installed for half the price and probably twice the quality of a British plumber.

[DimPrawn]

You hope.

The Polish are thinking of a referendum on EU membership, however I understand theirs is not a blanket stay or leave vote.

Something more along the lines on whether it should be impossible for future govts to revoke EU citizenship (i.e. it is constitutionally enshrined in law).

The Poles have done very well out of the EU, paid in peanuts and received billions every year. I wonder who paid for all that great stuff there?

[Zigenare]

In your delusional dreams.

I thought we'd got over that.

[NotAllThere]

Erm, yep. Because when one nation proves they can leave successfully, the floodgates are going to open.

In your delusional dreams.

[Zigenare]

The 27 people voted purely in their own interests so that they could get some of the dollar we send.

If we were a net taker instead of a net giver do you think the EU would give a fook about us leaving?

Erm, yep. Because when one nation proves they can leave successfully, the floodgates are going to open.

[Whorty]

Good point - so why would want to pay them some money to stay in the club and be ignored?

Maybe back in the day it was ok being a sugar daddy to a few young ones

but it seems they have all grown old and fat and no longer put out - so it's time to stop playing sugar daddy.

You're paying for benefits. The benefits are tangible and easy to measure. GDP, sterling value, inward investment etc are easy to see.

The 'cost' of brexit is far outweighing the 'cost' of membership; in your simple mind you're just seeing the figure going out, but you're not understanding what the spend buys. But I wouldn't expect anything less from you

[original PM]

Of course they voted in their own interest. You don't think they're going to vote in our interest do you? How naive

And a bit hypocritical given the 17.4m voted in their own interests too, and not in the interest of the country and future generations. But I'd expect nothing less from you.

Good point - so why would want to pay them some money to stay in the club and be ignored?

Maybe back in the day it was ok being a sugar daddy to a few young ones

but it seems they have all grown old and fat and no longer put out - so it's time to stop playing sugar daddy.

[Whorty]

The 27 people voted purely in their own interests so that they could get some of the dollar we send.

If we were a net taker instead of a net giver do you think the EU would give a fook about us leaving?

Of course they voted in their own interest. You don't think they're going to vote in our interest do you? How naive

And a bit hypocritical given the 17.4m voted in their own interests too, and not in the interest of the country and future generations. But I'd expect nothing less from you.

[original PM]

The 27 sovereign nations agreed the deal with the UK government in good faith. The UK government is now trying to renege on that agreement and showing bad faith. This is not the EU's fault. They know no deal will be bad for them, but worse for the UK (big industry leaving the UK is evidence of that). It is up to the UK to come up with a solution it can get through parliament that is agreeable to the EU27 , or to ratify the already agreed deal. If the UK parliament can't do this it has the following choices:

1) revoke A50
2) Crash out of the EU
3) Ask to extend A50 (maybe for a GE or people's vote on the deal vs Remain. Can't see why EU would agree to an extension for anything else.)

Who knows what parliament with go for in the end. Ratifying May's deal seems the compromise that should happen, but the DUP and ERG minority extremists are holding May to ransom.

That reminds me, I need to get down Waitrose for some more

The 27 people voted purely in their own interests so that they could get some of the dollar we send.

If we were a net taker instead of a net giver do you think the EU would give a fook about us leaving?

[Yorkie62]

Is it at all possible that some on here might possibly know more than you?

I seriously doubt that