09-08-2019, 11:05 AM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by itsme
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On your wriggling post again I see, with none of your reasons for leaving, cette normal!!!!
We are a net contributor - can you do the maths yet ? It's our money.
As for your post about reasons for remaining I also commented that we are a net contributor so those "EU Funds" we receive comes out of our money as well..... because we are a net contributor.
I can't believe you still don't understand what this means ...
09-08-2019, 11:09 AM
102
Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by Bread
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You said we get funding from the EU for our transport. We are a net contributor - can you do the maths yet ? It's our money.
I know you lost it a long time ago, but where did I say that we get funding from the EU for our transport??
And where are your reasons for leaving just more bluster.
09-08-2019, 01:15 PM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by Cinderella
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EU cannot be trusted, there are plenty of links that suggest that most living within it are pessimistic.
Now you have done single handedly. By show casing the effects of brexit you prevented several countries from chosing the same path. To the detriment of yourself you saved us from making similar foolish choices. Thank you ever so much!
09-08-2019, 01:17 PM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by itsme
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I know you lost it a long time ago, but where did I say that we get funding from the EU for our transport??And where are your reasons for leaving just more bluster.
09-08-2019, 01:17 PM
106
Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by itsme
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Haven't had your reasons for leaving other than silly comments like 'it's not all about money now your turning in to another hee-haw.These are my reasons, lets see if you can match them.
https://smallbusinessprices.co.uk/remain-eu/
I asked for your personal reasons??
All of the items under the description of payments recieved
from eu are invalid as we had ballready paid in more funds
than we recieve as Bread has been struggling to get through
to you and your ilk!
All of the items under the description of beneficial regulations
and labour laws and freedoms can be and used to be
addressed by unions, our legal system or our own government
at the time, and some of the freedoms mentioned have turned
out to be non beneficial at all?
And if you remove the items l have mentioned from your
list of reasons to remain you have disposed of probably
90% of them!
Bread has allready discussed all the above with you several
times but it seems your mind is closed to proper discussion!
Regards Donkeyman!
09-08-2019, 01:46 PM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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All of the items under the description of payments recieved from eu are invalid as we had ballready paid in more funds than we recieve as Bread has been struggling to get through to you and your ilk!Regards Donkeyman!
Are the british so much more clever or only not able to think beyond the obvious. On that question the numbers are against you. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8036097.stm#start
09-08-2019, 02:09 PM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Those reasons were supplied by a pro eu institution itsmeI asked for your personal reasons??
All of the items under the description of payments recieved
from eu are invalid as we had ballready paid in more funds
than we recieve as Bread has been struggling to get through
to you and your ilk!
All of the items under the description of beneficial regulations
and labour laws and freedoms can be and used to be
addressed by unions, our legal system or our own government
at the time, and some of the freedoms mentioned have turned
out to be non beneficial at all?
And if you remove the items l have mentioned from your
list of reasons to remain you have disposed of probably
90% of them!
Bread has allready discussed all the above with you several
times but it seems your mind is closed to proper discussion!
Regards Donkeyman!
A lot of those regulations, especially for maternity rights etc were from the UK anyway and there are other parts like banning cosmetics testing on animals by the EU in 2013 when we already banned it in 1998. We can also opt out of the EU working time directive because it doesn't work for a lot of people such as taxi drivers etc and the stuff about Erasmus+ for students is utter garbage because hardly anyone uses it.
I replied to every one of those 98 reasons (almost) this morning but the text is too long to reply on here so I have it as word document - if you PM me you email address I can send you a copy if you want ?
09-08-2019, 02:55 PM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by Bread
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A lot of those regulations, especially for maternity rights etc were from the UK anyway and there are other parts like banning cosmetics testing on animals by the EU in 2013 when we already banned it in 1998. We can also opt out of the EU working time directive because it doesn't work for a lot of people such as taxi drivers etc and the stuff about Erasmus+ for students is utter garbage because hardly anyone uses it. I replied to every one of those 98 reasons (almost) this morning but the text is too long to reply on here so I have it as word document - if you PM me you email address I can send you a copy if you want ?
are one?
I agree the whole of itsme's text is too long, and it does'nt
represent his personal reasons
Regards Donkeyman!
09-08-2019, 03:00 PM
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Re: Brexiteer or Remainer? Give us your reasons!
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Were you replying to me Bread, or one of the three whoare one?
I agree the whole of itsme's text is too long, and it does'nt
represent his personal reasons
Regards Donkeyman!
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