The economic consequences of Brexit
Poll: The economic consequences of Brexit
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Discussion
davepoth said:
chrispmartha said:
Daily mail? ;-)
Institute for Economic Affairs do?https://iea.org.uk/blog/abolish-the-cap-let-food-p...
You really should try to understand the articles that you post links to.
jjlynn27 said:
davepoth said:
chrispmartha said:
Daily mail? ;-)
Institute for Economic Affairs do?https://iea.org.uk/blog/abolish-the-cap-let-food-p...
You really should try to understand the articles that you post links to.
But the way, are you well-placed to judge?
jjlynn27 said:
Occupation: EU promoter of Green Energy
How's the job hunting going?jjlynn27 said:
davepoth said:
chrispmartha said:
Daily mail? ;-)
Institute for Economic Affairs do?https://iea.org.uk/blog/abolish-the-cap-let-food-p...
You really should try to understand the articles that you post links to.
I admit that there are some incredibly gullible idiots out there, but most people like to see some facts when a debate is taking place.
If you think that the article is an abuse of statistics, then point out where you think the errors are.
The article makes sense to me. Subsidies do not encourage efficiency.
StottyEvo said:
So people aren't allowed to be annoying at poor behaviour by immigrants because they also have homegrown s
theads?
Edit: Why have you put "because they are immigrants" in quotations, I never said that, these are your words.
Well are they behaving badly because they are immigrants or is there another underlying reason?theads?Edit: Why have you put "because they are immigrants" in quotations, I never said that, these are your words.
Edited by StottyEvo on Sunday 23 October 12:58
It's like saying a white guy was stealing cars on my street.
Why does it matter that he's white, apart from to give the police a description to catch the offender?
PurpleMoonlight said:
I am sick to death of some people having a snide or blatant dig at me because I chose not to vote.
That fact does not mean that I am not entitled to have an opinion on what happens now or over the next few years or entitled to voice that opinion.
Mrs BC didn't vote in GE for many years - every time she moaned about the government or anything to do with politics - I told her I'm not discussing it with her - don't vote you don't get to comment either way. Slowly she came round to taking part and she votes in both GE and the recent referendum and now we have some entertaining conversationsThat fact does not mean that I am not entitled to have an opinion on what happens now or over the next few years or entitled to voice that opinion.
We were on the same side referendum wise but we've been on different sides for the vast majority of GE's
I think we might be on the same side for the next one as she thinks Corbyn is a furry suit short of one of these.....
So JawKnee - a long time Labour supporter (not so long time voter) doesn't see your optimism
jjlynn27 said:
Not really. That article is the worst abuse of statistics that I've seen in a long while. I'd imagine that DM article would be significantly better.
You really should try to understand the articles that you post links to.
Pray tell. The article did point out that there's an inverse correlation between productivity and subsidies, do you disagree with that?You really should try to understand the articles that you post links to.
///ajd said:
Ben Chu? "intellectual pygmies" - a name to remember for the future. JawKnee said:
B'stard Child said:
So JawKnee - a long time Labour supporter (not so long time voter) doesn't see your optimism
Sounds like you cajoled her into voting and now cajoled her into who she should vote for.She married you I suppose, so she must be very easily led.
Not married - but been together 25 years - marriage can make people lazy and take each other for granted - neither of us felt it was needed
She knows her own mind....... It's fun
B'stard Child said:
JawKnee said:
B'stard Child said:
So JawKnee - a long time Labour supporter (not so long time voter) doesn't see your optimism
Sounds like you cajoled her into voting and now cajoled her into who she should vote for.She married you I suppose, so she must be very easily led.
Not married - but been together 25 years - marriage can make people lazy and take each other for granted - neither of us felt it was needed
She knows her own mind....... It's fun
///ajd said:
Really? Time to go, the opposing view, and how he got it so wrong and continues to do so:
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/10/time-gloomy-m...
///ajd said:
Very poorly written article linking to a poorly written article.No mention of the timing correlation between events, attacking the person not what he's saying etc.
If this is all you read, it explain a lot.
Actually listening to what they say, I'd trust JR-M every time over Carney. (I'll give you Gove though. Grade A knob jockey).
Murph7355 said:
Very poorly written article linking to a poorly written article.
No mention of the timing correlation between events, attacking the person not what he's saying etc.
If this is all you read, it explain a lot.
Actually listening to what they say, I'd trust JR-M every time over Carney. (I'll give you Gove though. Grade A knob jockey).
I reckon ///ajd is only a couple of Independent links off breaching PH's "no advertising" policy. If the Indie isn't paying him for his efforts, it certainly should.No mention of the timing correlation between events, attacking the person not what he's saying etc.
If this is all you read, it explain a lot.
Actually listening to what they say, I'd trust JR-M every time over Carney. (I'll give you Gove though. Grade A knob jockey).
Murph7355 said:
///ajd said:
Very poorly written article linking to a poorly written article.No mention of the timing correlation between events, attacking the person not what he's saying etc.
If this is all you read, it explain a lot.
Actually listening to what they say, I'd trust JR-M every time over Carney. (I'll give you Gove though. Grade A knob jockey).
On the morning of the vote he looked entirely gormless (wearing a oh fck what have we done expression), followed by an excruciatingly misjudged stab in the back of boris whilst simultaneously torpedoing his own chances of being PM. This was obvious to everyone except himself until he had completely humiliated himself. He would be better advised to crawl under a rock than come out attacking one of the few individuals that acted with any dignity during the whole omnishambles.
Edited by ///ajd on Sunday 23 October 20:28
///ajd said:
The basic premise that he appeared to look calm and take measured steps to manage the shock plumet of the poor nd and the uncertainty over what the markets might do was quite a contrast to what Gove.
On the morning of the vote he looked entirely gormless (wearing a oh fck what have we done expression), followed by an excruciatingly misjudged stab in the back of boris whilst simultaneously torpedoing his own chances of being PM. This was obvious to everyone except himself until he had completely humiliated himself. He would be better advised to crawl under a rock than come out attacking one of the few individuals that acted with any dignity during the whole omnishambles.
So that's Gove taken care of. Somewhat surprisingly we agree on something tangentially linked to Brexit (I thought Gove was a knob jockey before, and his voting predilections don't change that).On the morning of the vote he looked entirely gormless (wearing a oh fck what have we done expression), followed by an excruciatingly misjudged stab in the back of boris whilst simultaneously torpedoing his own chances of being PM. This was obvious to everyone except himself until he had completely humiliated himself. He would be better advised to crawl under a rock than come out attacking one of the few individuals that acted with any dignity during the whole omnishambles.
It doesn't address the piss poor quality of the article you linked to though.
(And as an opportunistic aside, I'm still waiting for your response to the questions on freedom of movement...you wouldn't want to come across as slippery as Gove now, would you
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