Benefits of Brexit
Discussion
crankedup said:
///ajd said:
Atomic12C said:
So to continue this thread....
if the media were not on a total mission to keep propagating fear in the populous in aid of their agenda and viewing numbers, I think the potential positives of Brexit should be well known by now; however it would seem there is a large amount of fear that is still being installed by the likes of BBC and SKY to name a few.
Potential benefits...
(1) Having control over laws and implementation.
(2) Having control over taxation (VAT etc)
(3) Ability to 'import' labour that will be of benefit to the UK.
(4) Fewer trade barriers with the rest of the world.
(5) Economic growth that is not linked to the debts of the EU.
Its not quite got going this thread has it.if the media were not on a total mission to keep propagating fear in the populous in aid of their agenda and viewing numbers, I think the potential positives of Brexit should be well known by now; however it would seem there is a large amount of fear that is still being installed by the likes of BBC and SKY to name a few.
Potential benefits...
(1) Having control over laws and implementation.
(2) Having control over taxation (VAT etc)
(3) Ability to 'import' labour that will be of benefit to the UK.
(4) Fewer trade barriers with the rest of the world.
(5) Economic growth that is not linked to the debts of the EU.
Perhaps it is a lack of material - can we flesh out some of the benefits above?
1) which laws shall we now change - top 3?
2) what shall we do - higher or lower, and what will be the benefit?
3) which labour is it that we can't import now?
4) which trade barriers shall we reduce - top 3?
5) debts of the EU? do you mean EU nations? which ones are holding us back and how?
We can add another
6) cheaper fish and chips
http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/james-obrien...
Edited by ///ajd on Thursday 30th March 20:40
If you can't it comes across as you're just parroting some irrelevant "bendy banana" anti EU drivel from the Express.
I'm sure that is not the case - come on, this is the brexit benefit thread - lets see the specific pluses rolled out so we can look forward to them.
///ajd said:
lets see the specific pluses
Your questions seem to be based around the supernatural sometimes. Do you read horoscopes or such like?If you run a business, you might have a marketing team, sales people and a bit of experience. Piece them together with a good cash flow and you might be able to predict the next few weeks or months to help your business grow. If someone knew how to get this spot on they would be a trillionaire.
To be able to answer in the way you expect would mean that people will need to see into the future, well you might be aware that is not possible, so don't ask questions that no human is capable of answering.
Good things for any home or country:
Control & safety, ie who you let in/out of your house, do you leave your front door open when you go to work, if you don't can I ask why?
Teamwork, when the team of 10 has 9 accountants and one person doing something productive, guess who will loose their job first?
Common sense, hugely lacking these days. Not measurable with a certificate or degree.
Numbers, what we need v what we do not need. Very binary and nothing to do with race or sex.
Other stuff but if you don't agree on the above I suggest you go back to consulting the stars for an answer. By the way I have a unicorn for sale if you want it?
KrissKross said:
///ajd said:
lets see the specific pluses
Your questions seem to be based around the supernatural sometimes. Do you read horoscopes or such like?If you run a business, you might have a marketing team, sales people and a bit of experience. Piece them together with a good cash flow and you might be able to predict the next few weeks or months to help your business grow. If someone knew how to get this spot on they would be a trillionaire.
To be able to answer in the way you expect would mean that people will need to see into the future, well you might be aware that is not possible, so don't ask questions that no human is capable of answering.
Good things for any home or country:
Control & safety, ie who you let in/out of your house, do you leave your front door open when you go to work, if you don't can I ask why?
Teamwork, when the team of 10 has 9 accountants and one person doing something productive, guess who will loose their job first?
Common sense, hugely lacking these days. Not measurable with a certificate or degree.
Numbers, what we need v what we do not need. Very binary and nothing to do with race or sex.
Other stuff but if you don't agree on the above I suggest you go back to consulting the stars for an answer. By the way I have a unicorn for sale if you want it?
Can you list any specific changes that we should make NOW against the list of 5 issues?
///ajd said:
Can you list .......
Which of these 4 do you disagree with:1- Control & safety, ie who you let in/out of your house, do you leave your front door open when you go to work, if you don't can I ask why?
2- Teamwork, when the team of 10 has 9 accountants and one person doing something productive, guess who will loose their job first?
3- Common sense, hugely lacking these days. Not measurable with a certificate or degree.
4- Numbers, what we need v what we do not need. Very binary and nothing to do with race or sex.
KrissKross said:
Many laws generally don't help improve business, they only hinder. You "cant do that" is not a way to help a business?
He should go on board a small fishing vessel as they discard healthy fish because the fish didn't realise that that particular net had reached its quota of their species.KrissKross said:
Sorry, I was almost waffling to myself when I did that.
My point was meant to go on to talk about the constant bleating from remainers about the benefits migrants bring, 90% are unskilled therefore their tax contributions to the UK coffers are actually a big negative.
A visit to the doctors and your contribution has almost gone. A child in state education, is it £10k per child a year?
You get the point.
90% of immigrants unskilled. My point was meant to go on to talk about the constant bleating from remainers about the benefits migrants bring, 90% are unskilled therefore their tax contributions to the UK coffers are actually a big negative.
A visit to the doctors and your contribution has almost gone. A child in state education, is it £10k per child a year?
You get the point.
Where did you get the figure from?
///ajd said:
crankedup said:
///ajd said:
Atomic12C said:
So to continue this thread....
if the media were not on a total mission to keep propagating fear in the populous in aid of their agenda and viewing numbers, I think the potential positives of Brexit should be well known by now; however it would seem there is a large amount of fear that is still being installed by the likes of BBC and SKY to name a few.
Potential benefits...
(1) Having control over laws and implementation.
(2) Having control over taxation (VAT etc)
(3) Ability to 'import' labour that will be of benefit to the UK.
(4) Fewer trade barriers with the rest of the world.
(5) Economic growth that is not linked to the debts of the EU.
Its not quite got going this thread has it.if the media were not on a total mission to keep propagating fear in the populous in aid of their agenda and viewing numbers, I think the potential positives of Brexit should be well known by now; however it would seem there is a large amount of fear that is still being installed by the likes of BBC and SKY to name a few.
Potential benefits...
(1) Having control over laws and implementation.
(2) Having control over taxation (VAT etc)
(3) Ability to 'import' labour that will be of benefit to the UK.
(4) Fewer trade barriers with the rest of the world.
(5) Economic growth that is not linked to the debts of the EU.
Perhaps it is a lack of material - can we flesh out some of the benefits above?
1) which laws shall we now change - top 3?
2) what shall we do - higher or lower, and what will be the benefit?
3) which labour is it that we can't import now?
4) which trade barriers shall we reduce - top 3?
5) debts of the EU? do you mean EU nations? which ones are holding us back and how?
We can add another
6) cheaper fish and chips
http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/james-obrien...
Edited by ///ajd on Thursday 30th March 20:40
If you can't it comes across as you're just parroting some irrelevant "bendy banana" anti EU drivel from the Express.
I'm sure that is not the case - come on, this is the brexit benefit thread - lets see the specific pluses rolled out so we can look forward to them.
johnxjsc1985 said:
KrissKross said:
Many laws generally don't help improve business, they only hinder. You "cant do that" is not a way to help a business?
He should go on board a small fishing vessel as they discard healthy fish because the fish didn't realise that that particular net had reached its quota of their species.The question was do they improve or help business, not fish.
jjlynn27 said:
You can't possibly be that stupid?
You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
I don't employ a few.You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
Immigrants, ie nurses, lets take that example.
Importing immigrants to look after sick immigrants, because then we need... more immigrants. Clever pattern, or stupid?
KrissKross said:
///ajd said:
laws you would change now to improve your business conditions.
Many laws generally don't help improve business, they only hinder. You "cant do that" is not a way to help a business?but it was said "we can change the ones from the EU"
which ones?
top 3?
KrissKross said:
jjlynn27 said:
You can't possibly be that stupid?
You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
I don't employ a few.You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
Immigrants, ie nurses, lets take that example.
Importing immigrants to look after sick immigrants, because then we need... more immigrants. Clever pattern, or stupid?
jjlynn27 said:
KrissKross said:
jjlynn27 said:
You can't possibly be that stupid?
You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
I don't employ a few.You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
Immigrants, ie nurses, lets take that example.
Importing immigrants to look after sick immigrants, because then we need... more immigrants. Clever pattern, or stupid?
Never said I employed specific number of immigrants, you keep doing that.
You don't have to reply to every persons comments, do you realise that?
KrissKross said:
jjlynn27 said:
KrissKross said:
jjlynn27 said:
You can't possibly be that stupid?
You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
I don't employ a few.You are judging immigrants overall by few that you employ?
Immigrants, ie nurses, lets take that example.
Importing immigrants to look after sick immigrants, because then we need... more immigrants. Clever pattern, or stupid?
Never said I employed specific number of immigrants, you keep doing that.
You don't have to reply to every persons comments, do you realise that?
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