Consequences Of Brexit [Part 8] Read First Post Before Posting

[melthebell 863]

5 hours ago, apelike said:

But unlike the remain project fear this one seems to have worked.

Still doesn't mean it's all ******** though, Just plenty of idiots and suckers

[El Cid 220]

2 hours ago, Baron99 said:

Watching the BBC News 24, "Dateline London", programme today, where they have foreign correspondents giving their views on the UK.  Speaking about the General Election result & the Brexit angle, US journalist / Telegraph journalist, Janet Daley, highlighted a point, that despite two strongly opposing sides in the Brexit debate, the 3 & half years plus of MP's delaying / disputing / denying the will of the electorate, despite the marches, the name calling on social media, the British people themselves didn't, unlike many other countries around the world, including our European neighbours, faced with similar political problems, consider out & out, physical assault on each other out on the streets. 

 

Coming from an outsider, think that's something we should all be proud of?

Maybe because the end result will be a very minor change to peoples lives. In fact I am not aware of what will be different, once we have left.

[catmiss 12]

Initially you’re right- for the envisaged year long transition period nothing much will change whilst the UK continues to operate under EU  directives. After that it’s up to the government so workers rights might go, food standards might fall, business might infiltrate all our social services. Who knows!!!

[melthebell 863]

9 hours ago, catmiss said:

Initially you’re right- for the envisaged year long transition period nothing much will change whilst the UK continues to operate under EU  directives. After that it’s up to the government so workers rights might go, food standards might fall, business might infiltrate all our social services. Who knows!!!

But once it's happened there's no turning back, that's why I don't like it, Just looking at the past records of Trump, the Tories, big business etc doesn't make it look good

[L00b 441]

On 28 December 2019 at 19:25, El Cid said:

Maybe because the end result will be a very minor change to peoples lives. In fact I am not aware of what will be different, once we have left.

Said the frog, relaxing in its slowly warming pan 

 

What will be different is glaringly obvious: Brits will no longer be EU citizens, nor enjoy FoM and its attenant trolley-load of benefits, nor enjoy the ambit of EU-wide primary legislation impacting their daily lives directly (e.g. free roaming across EU, professional qualification recognition, no customs personal thresholds, etc.) and indirectly (everything, from air travel legislation to meds/chemicals approval schemes, which eventually results in a cheaper and more convenient life through economies of scale).

 

If you think it will not affect you in at least some way...then you haven't thought it through enough.

 

After all that, though, of course it is your full and entire democratic right to push through with it, for the sake of whatever other anticipated benefits. And good luck to you.

Edited December 30, 2019 by L00b

[retep 68]

7 minutes ago, L00b said:

Said the frog, relaxing in its slowly warming pan 

 

What will be different is glaringly obvious: Brits will no longer be EU citizens, nor enjoy FoM and its attenant trolley-load of benefits, nor enjoy the ambit of EU-wide primary legislation impacting their daily lives directly (e.g. free roaming across EU, professional qualification recognition, no customs personal thresholds, etc.) and indirectly (everything, from air travel legislation to meds/chemicals approval schemes, which eventually results in a cheaper and more convenient life through economies of scale).

 

If you think it will not affect you in at least some way...then you haven't thought it through enough.

 

After all that, though, of course it is your full and entire democratic right to push through with it, for the sake of whatever other anticipated benefits. And good luck to you.

Wonder what happened to those British fish🥺

[carosio 186]

6 minutes ago, retep said:

Wonder what happened to those British fish🥺

They were turned into EU fish:   https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1380504/Christopher-Bookers-Notebook.html

[L00b 441]

48 minutes ago, retep said:

Wonder what happened to those British fish🥺

Wonder if you're still 'informing' your opinions with The Daily Express

[retep 68]

55 minutes ago, L00b said:

Wonder if you're still 'informing' your opinions with The Daily Express

The Express is just a guide for information , as are most newspapers, perhaps you should read more of them because you seem lacking.

[L00b 441]

5 minutes ago, retep said:

The Express is just a guide for information , as are most newspapers, perhaps you should read more of them because you seem lacking.

Keep trolling. You might get lucky and catch some of those British fish 

[retep 68]

8 minutes ago, L00b said:

Keep trolling. You might get lucky and catch some of those British fish 

Enjoy them while you can.

[L00b 441]

12 minutes ago, retep said:

Enjoy them while you can.

I could never possibly enjoy them as much as your own elite (to whom Brexit will profit most, and will 'profit' least of all to the smaller boat owner-operators that make up the 77% of the UK industry with 4% of the UK TAC).

 

There's a silver lining for you 

Edited December 30, 2019 by L00b