| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 09:47 - Jul 17 with 1791 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
The one about fishing.
TaKe BaCk CoNtRoL oF aRe WaTeRs.
Or the one about bananas.
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 09:51 - Jul 17 with 1765 views | MattinLondon |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 09:47 - Jul 17 by ThisIsMyUsername |
The one about fishing.
TaKe BaCk CoNtRoL oF aRe WaTeRs.
Or the one about bananas.
#getbrexitdone |
I do think that Brexit is pointless but I want to hear from brexiteers and which rules they have a problem with and want to see abolished. |  | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 10:00 - Jul 17 with 1728 views | Keno |
Id ban the rule that allows countries to leave but back date that abolished to before the Brexit vote |  |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 10:12 - Jul 17 with 1697 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 09:51 - Jul 17 by MattinLondon |
I do think that Brexit is pointless but I want to hear from brexiteers and which rules they have a problem with and want to see abolished. |
Probably only about 3 people who voted for Brexit could tell you which laws they didn't like, and make a well-reasoned argument for why they were a problem for us. | |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 10:25 - Jul 17 with 1656 views | BlueBadger |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 10:12 - Jul 17 by ThisIsMyUsername |
Probably only about 3 people who voted for Brexit could tell you which laws they didn't like, and make a well-reasoned argument for why they were a problem for us. |
That's an optimistic estimate. |  |
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| [Redacted] on 10:32 - Jul 17 with 1618 views | victorywilhappen |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 09:51 - Jul 17 by MattinLondon |
I do think that Brexit is pointless but I want to hear from brexiteers and which rules they have a problem with and want to see abolished. |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:01 - Jul 17 with 1533 views | Basuco |
JRM said the best one was changing the exit signs in the Dartford tunnel changing from metres to yards, which is quite worrying if that is considered the biggest benefit by the minister for brexit opportunities. [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 12:02]
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:12 - Jul 17 with 1497 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 10:12 - Jul 17 by ThisIsMyUsername |
Probably only about 3 people who voted for Brexit could tell you which laws they didn't like, and make a well-reasoned argument for why they were a problem for us. |
Don't have a problem with rules, just wish more of the EU abide and implement them as we do/did. One bonus will be lazy companies will have to do more about training young people to do skilled jobs rather than taking the easy option of importing labour. Surely that is a plus for the young people of the UK? |  | | |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:18 - Jul 17 with 1466 views | jeera |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:12 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Don't have a problem with rules, just wish more of the EU abide and implement them as we do/did. One bonus will be lazy companies will have to do more about training young people to do skilled jobs rather than taking the easy option of importing labour. Surely that is a plus for the young people of the UK? |
There's an EU rule that says member states aren't allowed to train their own citizens?
Ffs. I'm now glad we left. |  |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:19 - Jul 17 with 1460 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 10:00 - Jul 17 by Keno |
Id ban the rule that allows countries to leave but back date that abolished to before the Brexit vote |
Shall we extend that rule to Boris? | | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:21 - Jul 17 with 1454 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:18 - Jul 17 by jeera |
There's an EU rule that says member states aren't allowed to train their own citizens?
Ffs. I'm now glad we left. |
God you are lazy, read what I said. | | | |
| [Redacted] on 12:28 - Jul 17 with 1435 views | victorywilhappen |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:12 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Don't have a problem with rules, just wish more of the EU abide and implement them as we do/did. One bonus will be lazy companies will have to do more about training young people to do skilled jobs rather than taking the easy option of importing labour. Surely that is a plus for the young people of the UK? |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:29 - Jul 17 with 1430 views | jeera |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:21 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
God you are lazy, read what I said. |
I read what you said and it was desperate. | |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:53 - Jul 17 with 1380 views | HARRY10 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:12 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Don't have a problem with rules, just wish more of the EU abide and implement them as we do/did. One bonus will be lazy companies will have to do more about training young people to do skilled jobs rather than taking the easy option of importing labour. Surely that is a plus for the young people of the UK? |
No.companoes are merelyshifting abriad so as to continue access to a large labour pool.
The idea that if you banned EU workers you would then allow UK workers to move to where the work is, was extremely stupid to say the least, as anyone living north of Birmingham will not be able to sell and buy the same level of housing (much as will renters in the south
It is if some Town fans thought that only allowing Suffolk born players would some how make us more competitive, with the 'hard' no deal brexiteers wanting it to be only Ipswich born players. |  | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:13 - Jul 17 with 1342 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 12:53 - Jul 17 by HARRY10 |
No.companoes are merelyshifting abriad so as to continue access to a large labour pool.
The idea that if you banned EU workers you would then allow UK workers to move to where the work is, was extremely stupid to say the least, as anyone living north of Birmingham will not be able to sell and buy the same level of housing (much as will renters in the south
It is if some Town fans thought that only allowing Suffolk born players would some how make us more competitive, with the 'hard' no deal brexiteers wanting it to be only Ipswich born players. |
Harry you may think it is ok to write off young people and that is your right, I do not share the same sentiments. We are lucky that the UK youth unemployment is not as bad as the EU, but are they all in skilled work? People on this site bang on about not being any benefits to Brexit, but I believe training the young as being one of them and I will continue to speak up for the young in this country to get the training and skilled jobs that they deserve and are needed.
I am not advocating a Tebbit movement, however isn't that what the EU created?
And construction companies are not moving abroad either, (that would be rather strange). So not all companies are doing what you say, my guess is we will get companies come the other way or stay such as is happening with City jobs. [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 13:16]
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:20 - Jul 17 with 1319 views | ZXBlue |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:13 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Harry you may think it is ok to write off young people and that is your right, I do not share the same sentiments. We are lucky that the UK youth unemployment is not as bad as the EU, but are they all in skilled work? People on this site bang on about not being any benefits to Brexit, but I believe training the young as being one of them and I will continue to speak up for the young in this country to get the training and skilled jobs that they deserve and are needed.
I am not advocating a Tebbit movement, however isn't that what the EU created?
And construction companies are not moving abroad either, (that would be rather strange). So not all companies are doing what you say, my guess is we will get companies come the other way or stay such as is happening with City jobs. [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 13:16]
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This is ridiculous.
Nothing about brexit allows young people better training. That is entirely down to government investment and policy, which is shyte. | | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:25 - Jul 17 with 1308 views | jaykay |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:13 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Harry you may think it is ok to write off young people and that is your right, I do not share the same sentiments. We are lucky that the UK youth unemployment is not as bad as the EU, but are they all in skilled work? People on this site bang on about not being any benefits to Brexit, but I believe training the young as being one of them and I will continue to speak up for the young in this country to get the training and skilled jobs that they deserve and are needed.
I am not advocating a Tebbit movement, however isn't that what the EU created?
And construction companies are not moving abroad either, (that would be rather strange). So not all companies are doing what you say, my guess is we will get companies come the other way or stay such as is happening with City jobs. [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 13:16]
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i wonder what would have happened to all our bricklayers, plumbers carpenters etc if we were'nt in the e.u in the early eighty's. at that time all we were interested in was the city wide boys. thank god some of us were allowed in other countries to work |  |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:26 - Jul 17 with 1304 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:20 - Jul 17 by ZXBlue |
This is ridiculous.
Nothing about brexit allows young people better training. That is entirely down to government investment and policy, which is shyte. |
You are missing my point completely.
However government policy has allowed companies to import cheap labour to the detriment of training and ensure wages are pushed down I grant you that. I guess that really depressed you though. | | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:29 - Jul 17 with 1284 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:25 - Jul 17 by jaykay |
i wonder what would have happened to all our bricklayers, plumbers carpenters etc if we were'nt in the e.u in the early eighty's. at that time all we were interested in was the city wide boys. thank god some of us were allowed in other countries to work |
Auf wiedersehen pet, why did you come back if its that crap? | | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:31 - Jul 17 with 1270 views | ZXBlue |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:26 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
You are missing my point completely.
However government policy has allowed companies to import cheap labour to the detriment of training and ensure wages are pushed down I grant you that. I guess that really depressed you though. |
But that has nothing to do with the EU. What you appear to be saying is that the government wont do things right, and cheap labour from abroad made it easier for them not to bother. But they still arent bothering, and could have chosen to bother at any stage.
Meanwhile we cant get enough people to do many of hte seasonal jobs required. | | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:35 - Jul 17 with 1257 views | EddyJ |
Brexit was a gesture of discontent against neo-liberal globalism, of which the EU is a major proponent (as were the Blair and Cameron governments and likely the Sunak/Mordaunt/Starmer governments too).
The working people of Britain have seen themselves get poorer relative to the rich, with house prices beyond the reach of most young working families. Wages have stagnated and the standard of public services has declined.
Our politicians have put short-termist growth ahead of social mobility, long term wealth creation and the environment. Selling off council houses, selling our gold reserves, privatising our national infrastructure and reducing the wages paid to public servants have all been disastrous for us as a country. Low-skilled immigration has been used to deliver growth when we should have focused on automation, innovation and increased productivity.
The EU, while not being directly to blame for any of the above, is still a symbol of neo-liberal globalisation. A large amount of the low-skilled immigration is due to EU freedom of movement. Removal of trade barriers has made many of our domestic industries unprofitable, so we have been pigeon-holed into focusing our economy around financial services.
Other than Corbyn (who was un-electable due to his views on the middle east) and Boris (who should have been un-electable due to his being a self-serving w@nker), we have not had a serious alternative to neo-liberal politics. The EU referendum was the first real chance the electorate had to reject neo-liberalism and we did. Possibly at great expense to ourselves.
Yet, other than the Conservatives' brief flirtation with populism, we are still in a position where both major parties (and the Lib Dems) have built their entire manifestos around neo-liberalism. The gap between poor and rich is still growing. Something has to give in British politics. Someone has to realise that Brexit wasn't a rejection of the EU. It was a rejection of the Conservatives, Labour and the Lib Dems. [Post edited 17 Jul 2022 13:43]
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:35 - Jul 17 with 1251 views | jeera |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:29 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Auf wiedersehen pet, why did you come back if its that crap? |
He didn't say anything about it being crap.
See, this is the problem.
You have no specific points to make so revert to this "If you don't like it then leave" rhetoric to fellow British citizens.
If all you want to do is feck up this nation of ours wouldn't it be better if you and others like you left? | |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:35 - Jul 17 with 1254 views | IpswichKnight |
I’d get rid of the 2FA rule by which all online payments over a set amount ( think it’s 50 quid ) have to be verified by 2FA. Every online payment you make will have to be verified either by a text code, a code that is sent by picking up a call from your bank or via an authentication app. Remember in the EU online payments are under 50% while in the UK it’s shooting past 60% with people embracing mobile payments ( we’re world leaders on mobile payments). 2FA is just not needed here biometric authentication on your phone is way more secure than 2FA. Fraud in the UK is around people being targeted by phishing emails and giving your details that way, we really do not need 2FA on our online payments and should be binned or we should be given the option to opt out of it. | | | |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:36 - Jul 17 with 1247 views | jaykay |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:29 - Jul 17 by gazzer1999 |
Auf wiedersehen pet, why did you come back if its that crap? |
i see answer a ? with a ? | |
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| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:36 - Jul 17 with 1246 views | gazzer1999 |
| Which EU rules would you get rid of? on 13:31 - Jul 17 by ZXBlue |
But that has nothing to do with the EU. What you appear to be saying is that the government wont do things right, and cheap labour from abroad made it easier for them not to bother. But they still arent bothering, and could have chosen to bother at any stage.
Meanwhile we cant get enough people to do many of hte seasonal jobs required. |
We did before and we can again, what you appear to want is cheap foreign labour. We currently have around 5 million people inactive in this country, can some of them do seasonal work?
We have left the EU whether we like it or not, what's wrong with uniting and actually trying for once, hell even Starmer won't rejoin. | | | |
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