Brexit and Future of UK : Discussions

[Superkaif]

Private property does constitute territorial possession. You'll find there are depth limits to property possession and any mineral wealth below them belongs to the state.

The land and soil in my garden belongs to me and the houses i own - anyone trying to steal the mineral wealth from the land will get my cricket bat parked up in their anus.
Could you argument get any weaker? The dynamics culture and conditions of the states are a changing. The UK is becoming brown and its going to browner by the month.

 

[advaidhya]

They won't pay you back directly. But they will become more profitable to your companies and pay you back indirectly many times over due to the maturity of their markets and non-existence of competing companies. Now you've lost that market almost permanently.

The cost of interest and economic opportunity will be too high for the return to be valuable. Then there is also a problem of government regulations and taxes which can vastly differ from country to country. Corruption levels also can play a role in causing losses

You can have an FTA. That's practically a no deal Brexit.

In the Canada style FTA, you get 99% removal of customs duties at the very least, even if there are barriers to services and financial sectors. It will keep your manufacturing industry functioning. And you won't need border checks for goods, so that will significantly solve the Irish problem.

Everything else will be quite close to a no deal situation.

UK exports services and imports goods. So, that will be a bad idea for UK. UK needs free trade of services, not goods to be profitable. The best solution is to allow goods and services unrestricted but restrict residence and stay permit. But EU apparently has a problem with that. So, I would say a no deal based on WTO is better

 

[Bon Plan]

Tornado is a fighter bomber.

you forget the marvellous GB state of the art TORNADO ADV (air defense variant).

A fighter absolutely unable to dog fight (The Spitfire lessons were forgoten).
ADV, a delight for the french M2000 pilots ! The strategy of GB pilots when encountering M2000 was to engage the PC and dive in a straight line to the ground to escape... a potential view of the next F35 future.

 

[Guynextdoor]

There has never been any incident in UK history of having an immediate second referendum on the same thing. We had to wait 41 years for this one despite numberous constitutional changes. So don't lecture us on democracy now remoaner.

Rejoining the EU would mean joining the Euro and bailing out all the failing states. We would also lose the rebate and likely pay more. Nobody would want that I believe.

I SWEAR from the bottom of my heart....I'm praying EVERY SINGLE DAY that it takes at least 41 years for another referendum. I'm fully with you on that one.

 

[randomradio]

This is a bullshit argument. We have to cover our costs today and pay interest on the costs we do not cover. Let the companies employ them in their own country and let them trade and build up their economy that way, rather than artificially inflating it with foreign money and pulling away their citizens.

Once you remove the EU net contribution from many of these 'growing markets' they aren't even growing at all. E.g. Poland. It gets >2.5% of GDP via EU contribution and growth is just over 2%. People are deluding themselves. And the exports to these countries are negligible and any company profits in that country itself are taxed in that country. There is no gain for us here.

You obviously don't run a business, so you don't know the importance of markets.

 

[BMD]

You obviously don't run a business, so you don't know the importance of markets.

There isn't enough money there for it to be an important market. And all I'm interested in is the bottom line revenue for the UK. I care not a shit whether someone has based their business on it. We only have about £5bn worth of exports going to Poland for instance and they are receiving £105bn from the EU between 2014 and 2020 a large portion of which we pay. We're basically paying them to buy these exports, and the taxpayer gets a small fraction of the profits back, what a great big POS.

 

[BMD]

you forget the marvellous GB state of the art TORNADO ADV (air defense variant).

A fighter absolutely unable to dog fight (The Spitfire lessons were forgoten).
ADV, a delight for the french M2000 pilots ! The strategy of GB pilots when encountering M2000 was to engage the PC and dive in a straight line to the ground to escape... a potential view of the next F35 future.

ADV was a gap-filler, not a fighter.

 

[advaidhya]

You obviously don't run a business, so you don't know the importance of markets.

Actually it is other way around. Those who run business know the problems caused by people who take items on credit in the name of market. Only market of customers who can pay from their pocket is needed

 

[BMD]

The land and soil in my garden belongs to me and the houses i own - anyone trying to steal the mineral wealth from the land will get my cricket bat parked up in their anus.
Could you argument get any weaker? The dynamics culture and conditions of the states are a changing. The UK is becoming brown and its going to browner by the month.

You'll find that's not the case. The state owns the rights to all oil, gas, coal, gold and silver under your property.

I know it's getting shittier, we have the EU's asylum policy and ECHR to thank for that. I don't really mind the Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus, it's the dreaded penguin army that's the problem.

 

[Guynextdoor]

You'll find that's not the case. The state owns the rights to all oil, gas, coal, gold and silver under your property.

I know it's getting shittier, we have the EU's asylum policy and ECHR to thank for that. I don't really mind the Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus, it's the dreaded penguin army that's the problem.

and scientologists......don't forget them.

 

[BMD]

and scientologists......don't forget them.

 

[Superkaif]

You'll find that's not the case. The state owns the rights to all oil, gas, coal, gold and silver under your property.

I know it's getting shittier, we have the EU's asylum policy and ECHR to thank for that. I don't really mind the Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus, it's the dreaded penguin army that's the problem.

With respect your in a minority - by the day you ilk is being diluted. Brexit is the final stance for bigots like you. Do you really think In your brain cell Brexit will make Britain all white again? Just keep dreaming

 

[BMD]

With respect your in a minority - by the day you ilk is being diluted. Brexit is the final stance for bigots like you. Do you really think In your brain cell Brexit will make Britain all white again? Just keep dreaming

It's funny that you say that with such pleasure. If more non-white people were what it took to make a country great, then why did you end up coming here when there were lots of non-white countries you could have gone to? You should hope your predicted future is a long way off, because all it will bring is violence and chaos, just as it does everywhere else.

And BTW, Sikhs voted for Brexit.

Of course we could just stay in the EU and veto absolutely everything just to antagonise them until they let us leave with a good deal.

 

[Superkaif]

It's funny that you say that with such pleasure. If more non-white people were what it took to make a country great, then why did you end up coming here when there were lots of non-white countries you could have gone to? You should hope your predicted future is a long way off, because all it will bring is violence and chaos, just as it does everywhere else.

And BTW, Sikhs voted for Brexit.

Of course we could just stay in the EU and veto absolutely everything just to antagonise them until they let us leave with a good deal.

Retard did you go around asking every single Sikh who they voted for? I know numerous Sikhs - some voted for Brexit and some didn’t - don’t generalise about 100,000 of people

 

[Picdelamirand-oil]

Of course we could just stay in the EU and veto absolutely everything just to antagonise them until they let us leave with a good deal.

No you can't

• 29 March 2019: As things stand, deal or no deal, Brexit is due to happen at 11pm UK time
• 31 December 2020: If there is a deal a transition period will then last until midnight on this date

 

[BMD]

No you can't

• 29 March 2019: As things stand, deal or no deal, Brexit is due to happen at 11pm UK time
• 31 December 2020: If there is a deal a transition period will then last until midnight on this date

Actually it can be reversed. So we may stay and demand that the EU Army's uniform be pink, except for the French, who will wear yellow, and its flag white, otherwise it will be vetoed.

I wrote Article 50 – and I know this government can reverse Brexit if it wants to

 

[BMD]

Retard did you go around asking every single Sikh who they voted for? I know numerous Sikhs - some voted for Brexit and some didn’t - don’t generalise about 100,000 of people

52-48% in favour of leaving.



But Brexit is racist.....

 

[BMD]

 

[Volcano]

China grew faster than India from 1947 onwards.

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You are mistaking % of World economy to percentage GDP growth.

 

[BMD]

You are mistaking % of World economy to percentage GDP growth.

If it's growing faster as a % of global GDP, it is also growing faster.