Thread: The U.K and the E.U - In or out?

Originally Posted by Troy

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

^ nobody knows, Troy.

Originally Posted by blue

no one could know its up to the government to negotiate the future deals

Not the most promising answers, so far, to what is a pretty essential question in my view.

Some things in life have to be done with emotional detachment and this is one of them. You don't change jobs, no matter how much you want to, without securing another one. You don't get rid of suppliers or Customers because you don't like them...unless you have found better ones. Rule #1 you don't burn bridges....unless you are really sure.

Strong leadership going in one direction towards a known goal is required before contemplating an exit or it will all end in tears.

You are asking question which there are no answers. We are not burning bridges, we are dropping out of a voluntary political union, one that was foisted on us on the pretext of free trade and increased prosperity for all.

In any csee, you are asuming the eu will remain its current form if we leave, it could well collapse in the form that we know it.

If you eant all the answers beforehand there wont be any, its impossible to predict, and if that upsets you, well choose to remain.

As far as i am concerned, after hearing from the remain group, all they are doing is scaremongering.

Case in point the chancellor said each household would be 4300 pounds worse off by 2030 if we left. this is bs.

The real estimate is that by 2030 if we left the eu, our economy would have grown 6% less in that time. And if you monetise that reduced gdp by household, which is a very dodgy measure in itself, each household would be about 1600 pounds worse off.

I am going to vote for a brexit as they are lying bastards, and if you bslance that money against all the dangers that remaining in the eu represent, its a no brainer.