Reply to: Why I'll be voting to stay in Europe

[sasguru]

Good God. You can almost hear those straws being clutched.

Got a point? Thought not, you never do

What straws are you talking about you fooking thick moron?
Brexit is going to happen we all know that. And it'll happen exactly as I described above.

Let's revisit in 2 years, shall we?

[shaunbhoy]

Anyway apart firm that got a point?
It seems all that of mine have come true

Good God. You can almost hear those straws being clutched.

[sasguru]

What a shame OG has been banned

I'll assume that's a joke. But this is Cuk and you might just be as stupid as you seem

Anyway apart firm that got a point?
It seems all that of mine have come true

[BrilloPad]

Just some socially insecure 11 plus failure who hangs around the CUK cretins to make himself feel better.

What a shame OG has been banned

[greenlake]

Spot on....

[sasguru]

1. Brexit's only REAL effect will lead to lack of influence on Europe and a loss of standing and prestige for Britain in the world - as the US and China have made clear.
2. Brexit will lead to the break up of Britain as Scotland will want to join Europe.
3. The cost of Britain's net contribution to the EU is about 1% of total expenditure - i.e. negligible.
4. Britain's economy is not very strong being unbalanced towards financial services and weak in manufacturing. This imbalance will grow if we left the Euro and lost links to large Euro projects e.g. Airbus. It also makes no sense for Japanese and other foreign car firms to stay in the UK.
5. It doesn't seem as if EU immigration will stop. Both Switzerland and Norway have larger per capita EU immigration than Britain and they are outside the EU.
6. We'll still have to follow Euro rules in exchange for trade rights as Switzerland and Norway have had to do.

Spot on....

[Old Greg]

Who's this sasguru chap? Seems to have been spot on....

Just some socially insecure 11 plus failure who hangs around the CUK cretins to make himself feel better.

[CretinWatcher]

1. Brexit's only REAL effect will lead to lack of influence on Europe and a loss of standing and prestige for Britain in the world - as the US and China have made clear.
2. Brexit will lead to the break up of Britain as Scotland will want to join Europe.
3. The cost of Britain's net contribution to the EU is about 1% of total expenditure - i.e. negligible.
4. Britain's economy is not very strong being unbalanced towards financial services and weak in manufacturing. This imbalance will grow if we left the Euro and lost links to large Euro projects e.g. Airbus. It also makes no sense for Japanese and other foreign car firms to stay in the UK.
5. It doesn't seem as if EU immigration will stop. Both Switzerland and Norway have larger per capita EU immigration than Britain and they are outside the EU.
6. We'll still have to follow Euro rules in exchange for trade rights as Switzerland and Norway have had to do.

Who's this sasguru chap? Seems to have been spot on....

[seanraaron]

Looks like French socialists are much brighter and more pragmatic than their ideological Britsh counterparts.
Result, their health system is much superior. Notice how they use "for profit" companies

Why the French model may have the answer to the NHS’s many challenges | City A.M.

We also use for-profit companies, it's just less up-front. I think the way the NHS is funded has a lot to do with its problems. The murkiness of the NI contribution seems unnecessary.

You'd have to be careful about how you bring in private companies to avoid spiralling costs by profit-mongers, but I wouldn't be totally opposed as long as you kept them in a minority like the French do.

[SueEllen]

Well those sound like extras, so that's fair enough, but if everyone went private for that stuff then the end result would be an impression that the NHS doesn't need as much funding. Use it or lose it, says I.

Nope they weren't extras apart from the dentist. At the dentist I paid for a more expensive material to be used.

The physio and tests just saved me time and having to have repeat appointments with the GP.

[sasguru]

Well those sound like extras, so that's fair enough, but if everyone went private for that stuff then the end result would be an impression that the NHS doesn't need as much funding. Use it or lose it, says I.

Looks like French socialists are much brighter and more pragmatic than their ideological Britsh counterparts.
Result, their health system is much superior. Notice how they use "for profit" companies

Why the French model may have the answer to the NHS’s many challenges | City A.M.

[seanraaron]

No it doesn't.

I've had things like private physio, dental treatment and blood tests.

My private treatment ensures that the physio, dentist and lab can still provide NHS facilities because they earn enough not to go fully private.

Well those sound like extras, so that's fair enough, but if everyone went private for that stuff then the end result would be an impression that the NHS doesn't need as much funding. Use it or lose it, says I.

[SueEllen]

I will admit to having a bit of a bias, this is my old school:



Anglo European School

And this is what was on the school tie:

Makes me feel quite ill and want to vote out.

Basically which side annoys me the most with their fear tactics before I vote will cause me to vote the opposite way.

[darmstadt]

I will admit to having a bit of a bias, this is my old school:



Anglo European School

And this is what was on the school tie:

[darmstadt]

I think I'm right in saying the VAT rate can't be reduced at all while we're in the EU. It is a ratchet.

So unless we leave we're permanently stuck with 20% VAT, or whatever even higher rate Gidiot decides to impose.

Yet another reason to vote "exit".

And then the Chancellor of the Exchequer who is appointed by the democratically elected Prime Minister can then raise it even further, citing the cost of leaving the EU as part of his lie