[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

We’d manage whatever Brexit we get. We managed just fine before we were members of the EU

Weren't the last time that we had no proper trade deal with any kind of European Union group was in the 60's? I mean I'm not really sure on that but I thought that it was a few decades ago.

[Glenn.]

The fear you all have is frightening and hilarious

[Cherie]

saying we managed before is like saying we should go back to black and white tv and 2 channels

[Glenn.]

Do you have Sky. We may as well have 2 channels as there’s nothing ever on

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Do you have Sky. We may as well have 2 channels as there’s nothing ever on

true

[Elliot]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

We’d manage whatever Brexit we get. We managed just fine before we were members of the EU

We’d also manage not having brexit at all hahaha

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

The fear you all have is frightening and hilarious

You see I think it's all about perspective.

For me personally I have a family member that works in the Car Industry which is getting knocked about quite badly due to a likely no deal Brexit outcome.

It's personal information I know, but I don't want my family member potentially losing their job and countless other people possibly losing their jobs because we as a nation were too stubborn to come to a compromise, or are in a directionless state which leaves us all in a bad way.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Have you been hacked or something? At least debate your point as to why this very referendum should go ahead without question considering you don't think that there should be a second referendum to stay in the EU, or that there shouldn't be a vote between which Brexit we should have out of Soft or Hard Brexit.

I mean they're the two points I've put forward and the only posts that you've come with so far is mocking a factual point that I've put up, putting up a facepalm emoji, and repeatedly typing ok Mock in your last couple of replies to me.

It's not exactly a great endorsement as to why my points are invalid and why your points are to be respected imo, but I suppose we all see things differently.

Ok, Mock.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Ok, Mock.

[Twosugars]

Marsh, are you a leaver?

[Marsh.]

I am.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I am.

And there's nothing wrong in that imo.

I'm obviously a Remainer, but I can respect opposing opinions.

Out of interest are you more in support of a hard or soft Brexit?

[Twosugars]

Ok, I didn't know tbh.

My main problem with the EU membership issue is lack of information.

If we are lucky enough to have another referendum I wish somebody impartial, say the Electoral Commission, run infomercials explaining things properly. No agenda, just facts.
Things about the EU, single market, customs union, the current arrangement of the UK membership with all the opt-outs Britain has.

[Denver]

The EU are money robbing scumbags, they absolutely destroyed countries like Greece

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

And there's nothing wrong in that imo.

I'm obviously a Remainer, but I can respect opposing opinions.

Out of interest are you more in support of a hard or soft Brexit?

Firm, but bouncy. Like my mattress.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Adam.

The EU are money robbing scumbags, they absolutely destroyed countries like Greece

Not quite.
Greece destroyed Greece.

[Denver]

Also how can people justify paying Ł13b a year into an organisation that only gives Ł4b back? Where is the money going to

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Adam.

The EU are money robbing scumbags, they absolutely destroyed countries like Greece

Tbf Greece had problems financially before they joined the EU.

I think that Spain had issues financially recently though didn't they?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Firm, but bouncy. Like my mattress.

So more of a middle ground approach?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Tbf Greece had problems financially before they joined the EU.

I think that Spain had issues financially recently though didn't they?

But the financial burden and repayment scheme the EU put upon them has crippled them and it would be nowhere as worse if they were not in the EU

[Twosugars]

The only fault I could place with the EU re. Greece is that Euro joining conditions were not tough enough. Greece had no business joining it in the shape it was.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Adam.

But the financial burden and repayment scheme the EU put upon them has crippled them and it would be nowhere as worse if they were not in the EU

Adam, it'd help if you didn't confuse the EU with the Eurozone.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Adam, it'd help if you didn't confuse the EU with the Eurozone.

The EU are a driving force behind it, Greece would have sorted themselves out

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Adam.

But the financial burden and repayment scheme the EU put upon them has crippled them and it would be nowhere as worse if they were not in the EU

You're probably right about Greece's situation, but that's because they've joined the EU as a basketcase financially anyway so the people of Greece probably wouldn't notice any initial setbacks if they were to leave like I think that we will once we leave in October or whenever it is that we leave again now. I feel like any EU Imports will see prices sky rocket without no trade arrangement with them but I could be wrong in saying that as I'm no expert on Politics as you can probably tell.

Like Twosugars though I am amazed that the EU let Greece in without no proper checks on Greece's financial state.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Adam.

The EU are a driving force behind it, Greece would have sorted themselves out

And the advantage for the EU in ruining one of its members would be...? Enlighten me.