The Brexit Thread

[Jb85]

I for one will vote Lib Dem. maybe someone should create an election poll on here. Would be interesting to see the results

 

[rob666]

Get on with it Matt...you are the one that started this bloody topic.

 

[Brad97]

Happy dead-in-a-ditch day!

 

[Matt N]

Get on with it Matt...you are the one that started this bloody topic.

Good idea @rob666; I might start a separate election topic!

 

[Rob]

Sorry, beaten you to it!

 

[Alsty]

Allow me to ask this in this thread so the General Election thread doesn't go off topic:

What I want out of brexit, is to simply be free of the EU I want the UK to not be subject to EU rules and laws and have the highest authority of the UK...be in the UK where we can see and change it as we see fit!

Can you give me any examples? What are you looking forward to doing after Brexit that is currently not allowed?

 

[grrrr]

Can you give me any examples?

The inability to name a single law that they're looking to repeal when we take back control seems to be a common position amongst brexiteers...

 

[delta79]

The inability to name a single law that they're looking to repeal when we take back control seems to be a common position amongst brexiteers...

There is talk of removing working time directive. So the working class can spend more time at work.

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[speedy]

There is talk of removing working time directive. So the working class can spend more time at work.

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We're also losing many food standards laws set by the EU but hey, we'll be able to import poorer quality, additive filled food from the US!

 

[Britford]

Oh sorry, didn't notice this one had become active again.

Who says we have to get rid of those laws, cant we just adopt them into UK law, then work from there?

 

[Rick]

Who says we have to get rid of those laws, cant we just adopt them into UK law, then work from there?

We can, but they could be ripped up or changed at will.

If we want to produce food for European markets, we'll have to align regardless for export products. Granted, you could produce food to export that is better quality than the food you allow your own citizens to eat. Asinine, but entirely possible.

 

[jon81uk]

Oh sorry, didn't notice this one had become active again.

Who says we have to get rid of those laws, cant we just adopt them into UK law, then work from there?

Then why leave at all?

 

[Stuie]

Then why leave at all?

That's the million euro question isn't it.

No one seems to be able to answer it in any meaningful way.

 

[delta79]

That's the million euro question isn't it.

No one seems to be able to answer it in any meaningful way.

Cause it is easier to quietly change laws so profit comes before the working class

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[Matt N]

I don't think the government would necessarily change these laws; they care about the rights of the people and only want the best for us!

 

[RoyJess]

I think the government would definitely change these laws; they don't care about the rights of the people and only want the best for themselves!

I've just fixed that for you

 

[Matt N]

I've just fixed that for you

If they're elected by the electorate, then surely they would want what's best for their constituents?

 

[RoyJess]

If they're elected by the electorate, then surely they would want what's best for their constituents?

You still have a lot to learn about the ways of how the world really works

 

[Stuie]

If they're elected by the electorate, then surely they would want what's best for their constituents?

Sadly, some of them have their own agendas and are looking after their own interests.

 

[speedy]

If they're elected by the electorate, then surely they would want what's best for their constituents?

IMO, politicians will try and convince the general public that they care about them but really the politicians care more about lining their own pockets and protecting their rich businessmen mates who donate to the Conservative party.