Second referendum time? SF Poll

[BrexitGuy 0]

4 minutes ago, Magilla said:

Given your utterly misinformed notions re: EU migration and health tourism there isn't much else you can do

 

The real irony is that you think you're making life better for your old nan, but are actually doing the opposite, demonstrably so 

 

Turkey's... etc

Really? Can you tell us all why the PM said, at her Mansion Speech, that immigration will be more suitability controlled after Brexit?

Can you tell us all, because we are all ears. Can you not see why the leave vote won??

I don't hide in a closet behind proofs and links to crap regarding this subject as it's a valid point of view that remainers choose to disembowel for whatever blinkered reason or link they like to squeal.

Immigration is squeezing this country to breaking point and the only way to eradicate this is to get out of the very constitutional dictatorship that is causing it.

You carry on throwing your cheap jibes but it's very obvious you haven't got a clue behind the reasoning of leaving the EU.

 

[Top Cats Hat 10]

15 minutes ago, Michael_W said:

Interesting how you always try and play the racist/xenophobe card and are not fully being honest yourself,

If continually repeating lies about immigrants and immigration is not racism, xenophobia or ignorance, maybe you could suggest what you think it is?

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

1 hour ago, Magilla said:

A great many are though.

 

Again, misinformation.

 

We are not in shengen.

 

EU migrants have no right to claim any benefits, and must leave within 3 months if they haven't found employment.

 

Any failure to enforce this is entirely down to UK government policy/incompetance.

 

On average, EU citizens contribute more to the public purse than UK nationals. EU migrants are more sustainable than UK nationals, in-fact they subsidise UK nationals to the tune of 5p in every pound.

 

Hopelessly incorrect and miss-informed.

 

I will have a pint of what you are drinking, it must be 100% proof if you believe what you have posted.

 

Angel1.

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[RJRB 682]

2 hours ago, BrexitGuy said:

There is a modern misconception that immigrants are all doctors, nurses and support staff. They are not. However there are a huge number of them who do nothing. Certain areas of Sheffield are teeming with foreign nationals who don't do anything but claim benefits and housing. That's all well and good in moderation but completely unsustainable when they will not contribute and we as a country have no say in the levels. You might think we have a say, but we do not.

I know no one who claims all immigrants are medical workers and care staff,but the NHS would collapse without those that are.

2 hours ago, truman said:

Think you're asking the wrong person.....  😀

Who should I ask about the hundreds of EU regulations that conflict with our own laws if not you who made this statement.

We look forward to the promised White Paper on immigration with interest to see how our sovereign government proposes to negotiate this minefield.

Edited December 15, 2018 by RJRB

[OPEN BORDERS 10]

IF there is a second referendum, remain should not be offered as an option, we already established we were leaving in the 'original' referendum.

It should be a choice of Mays concocted deal OR 'No Deal.

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1 minute ago, OPEN BORDERS said:

we already established we were leaving in the 'original' referendum.

Did we?

 

In an advisory only referendum in 2016, neither side could attract the support of even 40% of the electorate, never mind a majority.

 

Remain should very much be an option, not least because it is now almost certainly the preferred choice for most people in the UK. 

[OPEN BORDERS 10]

1 minute ago, Top Cats Hat said:

Did we?

 

In an advisory only referendum in 2016, neither side could attract the support of even 40% of the electorate, never mind a majority.

 

Remain should very much be an option, not least because it is now almost certainly the preferred choice for most people in the UK. 

Remain lost TCH. History proves that.

We voted to leave. Quite simple really.

 

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4 minutes ago, OPEN BORDERS said:

We voted to leave. Quite simple really.

Really?

 

36 point something percent voted to leave, 63 point something percent didn't vote to leave.

 

How you can interpret that as 'we voted to leave' is beyond me! 

[OPEN BORDERS 10]

5 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

Really?

 

36 point something percent voted to leave, 63 point something percent didn't vote to leave.

 

How you can interpret that as 'we voted to leave' is beyond me! 

Google the 2016 referendum result - that tells you.

If you cant get an internet connection, pop your head out of the window and ask the first person you see. They will confirm it to you.

We voted to LEAVE. 

End of story, there is no getting away from the result im afraid TCH.

[ez8004 10]

36 minutes ago, OPEN BORDERS said:

Google the 2016 referendum result - that tells you.

If you cant get an internet connection, pop your head out of the window and ask the first person you see. They will confirm it to you.

We voted to LEAVE. 

End of story, there is no getting away from the result im afraid TCH.

This is what will happen.  3 choices on the ballot.  Leave with no deal or leave with the deal we have or remain.  Splits the leave vote in two and remain wins.  Go cry a river.

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49 minutes ago, OPEN BORDERS said:

We voted to LEAVE. 

You keep believing that! 😉