[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Aubrey O'Christmas Day

Loads of British born are happy to stay on benefits too.

Or pop out a kid and live off welfare.

Well, someone in the family of the locals has probably contributed - parents, grandparents, siblings etc and we cannot keep paying for more - do you think there is a money tree growing out there that pays for all these foreigners? Where do you expect all this money to come from?

If there are language problems as well their chances of getting jobs decrease and our chances of paying more taxes increase.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Well, someone in the family of the locals has probably contributed - parents, grandparents, siblings etc and we cannot keep paying for more - do you think there is a money tree growing out there that pays for all these foreigners? Where do you expect all this money to come from?

If there are language problems as well their chances of getting jobs decrease and our chances of paying more taxes increase.

Of course I don't think money grows on trees, no need to be patronizing.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Aubrey O'Christmas Day

Of course I don't think money grows on trees, no need to be patronizing.

Ok then, maybe you can pay then. Why on earth should taxpayers who don't even believe these people should be here pay for them! Some of them are also posing a danger to the locals but still you want them to pay!

Well 17.4 million made their feelings on that nonsense quite clear.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Ok then, maybe you can pay then. Why on earth should taxpayers who don't even believe these people should be here pay for them! Some of them are also posing a danger to the locals but still you want them to pay!

Well 17.4 million made their feelings on that nonsense quite clear.

What a naive statement to make. I voted for Brexit and so did most of my family and friends and not one of them voted because they thought there were too many immigrants. The majority of people who voted for Brexit are not in your camp.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

What a naive statement to make. I voted for Brexit and so did most of my family and friends and not one of them voted because they thought there were too many immigrants. The majority of people who voted for Brexit are not in your camp.

Many did and that is pretty well accepted. People were concernd about, amongst other things, the pressure on our NHS etc as they have every right to be.

Didn't you say that you don't even live in Britain, if so then no wonder you aren't too bothered by that.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Ok then, maybe you can pay then. Why on earth should taxpayers who don't even believe these people should be here pay for them! Some of them are also posing a danger to the locals but still you want them to pay!

Well 17.4 million made their feelings on that nonsense quite clear.

I do pay. I work and get taxed.

I take far more of an issue with people born here who chose not to work because they are lazy than I do somebody who could be in the processes of bettering themselves.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Well 17.4 million made their feelings on that nonsense quite clear.

I had to single this out because it's laughable - I know people who voted NO and their reasons were not to 'stop the foreigners!!!'

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Aubrey O'Christmas Day

I had to single this out because it's laughable - I know people who voted NO and their reasons were not to 'stop the foreigners!!!'

If you say so.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

If you say so.

I do. It's no more of a reach than you trying to insinuate every voter wanted them out at least.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Ok then, maybe you can pay then. Why on earth should taxpayers who don't even believe these people should be here pay for them! Some of them are also posing a danger to the locals but still you want them to pay!

Well 17.4 million made their feelings on that nonsense quite clear.

This is why people want a re-referendum. Clearly some have no idea what they voted for.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Withano

This is why people want a re-referendum. Clearly some have no idea what they voted for.

The only people who want a re-referendum are the embittered remainers.

So every time we have an election in the future - if the losing side don't want to accept it we just do it again. Then what best of 3, 4 5.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

The only people who want a re-referendum are the embittered remainers.

So every time we have an election in the future - if the losing side don't want to accept it we just do it again. Then what best of 3, 4 5.

Theres plenty of leavers who regretted their decision once they saw the pound drop and a handful of leaders resign from their posistion, and now want a re-refferendum.
Real question is: if we excluded votes from the people who genuinely believed 350m would go to the NHS, or mass-immigration would be lessened.. how much would Remain have won by?
Second question is, would remainers want a re-refferendum at all if inaccurate posts like yours above werent flooding social media?

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Withano

Theres plenty of leavers who regretted their decision once they saw the pound drop and a handful of leaders resign from their posistion, and now want a re-refferendum.
Real question is: if we excluded votes from the people who genuinely believed 350m would go to the NHS, or mass-immigration would be lessened.. how much would Remain have won by?
Second question is, would remainers want a re-refferendum at all if inaccurate posts like yours above werent flooding social media?

Everyone expected an initial drop in the pound and some difficult times but the economy has done considerably better than expected - you talk about inaccurate posts.

Remainers are trying to convince everyone that a considerable number would change their vote if given the chance, but then they would. Equally I would imagine many who voted to remain out of fear of change and seen the 'predicted' doom and gloom drop in our economy has not occurred and/or those so disgusted with the behaviour of the dictorial sore losers may change their votes. All very hyperthetical. Whatever the vote occurred and the decision was made.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Withano

Theres plenty of leavers who regretted their decision once they saw the pound drop and a handful of leaders resign from their posistion, and now want a re-refferendum.
Real question is: if we excluded votes from the people who genuinely believed 350m would go to the NHS, or mass-immigration would be lessened.. how much would Remain have won by?
Second question is, would remainers want a re-refferendum at all if inaccurate posts like yours above werent flooding social media?

Evidence?

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Why on earth should taxpayers who don't even believe these people should be here pay for them!

For the same reasons that I pay for the Royal Family, nuclear warheads, and nonsense vanity projects like HS2 I suppose? Sadly we don't get to pick'n'choose where our tax money goes, so yeah, we all end up paying for things that we "might not believe in".