EU Referendum

[pauld]

1. Immigration
2. Sovereignty
3. That's it really.

I know you weren't asking me specifically Paul but there you have it any way.

More the merrier. Cheers.

[adje]

I took a break from the tv this morning, flipped on absolute rock, and on came Rocking in the free world. Neil knows his stuff years ahead I saw him 7 or 8 years ago supported by Seasick Steve. That my friends was a concert.

was that in hyde park?

[Not that Nice If I'm Honest]

The un-represented Working class have spoken I'm afraid.
Deserted by Labour, and their increasingly middle class make-up.

The rich want to stay because why wouldn't they ?
If you're doing well, vote for the status quo.

The poor have seen wages suppressed by an unlimited supply of cheap labour.

I go back a few years when the labour party represented the working class first and foremost, not the latest fashionable PC World cause.

Ignore people for too long and they rise up and tell you to fuck off

[chalkies_shorts]

The £350m on the NHS was a blatant  lie but the remain campaign told porkies as well.  Both behaved badly and dragged politics to a new low. Remain really fucked up because project fear got laughable. My wife asked me if world war 3 was breaking out today and when the plague of locusts was arriving. She was concerned when I told her our eldest would have to be sacrificed along with every other first born. talking of which my daughter was a remain but junker opening his gob did it for her.

[red sheldon]

Well Remain would have won, but those pesky Brexiteers, found out about their dastardly plans to rub out hundreds of thousands of voting papers.  Damn those cunning people who stood outside to lend people pens!!!

[theakston2k]

The poor have seen wages suppressed by an unlimited supply of cheap labour.

But the 'cheap labour' isn't going to disappear. All the BREXIT camp have pretty much said they want to continue to have access to the single market and freedom of movement is one of the stipulations for this to be allowed. The EU exit isn't going to do what many believe it will!

[inept and tiresome]

The un-represented Working class have spoken I'm afraid.
Deserted by Labour, and their increasingly middle class make-up.

The rich want to stay because why wouldn't they ?
If you're doing well, vote for the status quo.

The poor have seen wages suppressed by an unlimited supply of cheap labour.

I go back a few years when the labour party represented the working class first and foremost, not the latest fashionable PC World cause.

Ignore people for too long and they rise up and tell you to fuck off

New Labour courted the middle class vote, they ignored the people they should of protected.  Blairs flooding of the working class areas with cheap labour foreigners.
Then, instead of hanging a few bankers from the nearest tree, it was us the poor who had to pay the price.
Their was the Tory "We're all in it together" fiasco. Is it any surprise those of us who have nothing to lose voted for something different.
This now leaves the wealthy who have benefitted from a corrupt regime crying into their Pyms. Can I be so bold as to suggest you start buying shares now while they are cheap.
Or alternatively, if you feel that strong about it, sell up, take your family and fuck off and chase the Euro but please, don't come back.

[Boy About Town]

Brexit WILL work in our favour.

[StfcRusty]

" Or alternatively, if you feel that strong about it, sell up, take your family and fuck off and chase the Euro but please, don't come back.

Tell me, how did you come to get that username of yours?

[StfcRusty]

Brexit WILL work in our favour.

You forgot to say: FACT

[Kinky Tom]

The rich want to stay because why wouldn't they ?
If you're doing well, vote for the status quo.

The poor have seen wages suppressed by an unlimited supply of cheap labour.

I am by no means rich, I am however extremely lucky to have been free to move where I like in the EU, the last 11 years of my life, basically a 3rd of it, have been far and away the best because I have been free to do exactly that and I make no apologies for wanting that to remain the same, not only for me but for anyone else who has designs on doing so.

A huge amount of immigrants work for minimum wage in jobs most nationals feel are beneath them, go to 10 or 20 bars and restaurants in London and other tourist areas and tell me how many Brits you were served by.  The jobs are there, as evidenced by people who cannot even speak English getting jobs the same week they arrive in England - that is personal experience from people I actually know by the way - nationals simply cannot claim that their jobs are being stolen or wages suppressed if they won't take or entertain jobs in the first place.

[Kinky Tom]

Tell me, how did you come to get that username of yours?

I've said it before but sometimes I wish we'd never signed Austin and had him show up on here as a consequence.

[Not that Nice If I'm Honest]

I'm surprised the lazy English could be bothered to get out of bed and vote

[Kinky Tom]

I'm surprised the lazy English could be bothered to get out of bed and vote

It's not a question of being lazy, more a question of not wanting to do that kind of work.  I do it and I love it.  Feel free to twist that any way you like again.

[Ells]

I've said it before but sometimes I wish we'd never signed Austin and had him show up on here as a consequence.

Can someone explain this to me as a relative newbie..