EU Referendum - How will you vote?

[Eric Arthur]

Well when the next banking crisis comes,do you think that the gvt will be throwing cash to save banks or at a youth club in South Wales?..........or the NHS for that matter.

 

Please answer the question.

[chalga]

Please answer the question.

 

 

Well when the next banking crisis comes,do you think that the gvt will be throwing cash to save banks or at a youth club in South Wales?..........or the NHS for that matter.

[Eric Arthur]

Please answer the question.

 

Indeed, and would the uk government use the money that would no longer be payed into the eu to fund all the projects that receive Europe funding currently?

I don't think so.

 

Why wouldn't they and what would they do with all the money if they don't?

[chalga]

Please answer the question.

 

 

 

Why wouldn't they and what would they do with all the money if they don't?

 

It is answered,it's just not the answer you want to hear.

[Eric Arthur]

It isn't answered. All you did was ably demonstrate that you don't understand what you are trying to debate. The question is very simple and nothing to do with an imagined future banking crisis.

 

 

Why wouldn't the UK government use the money that would no longer be paid into the EU to fund all the projects that receive EU funding currently, and what would they do with all the money if they don't?

[chalga]

It isn't answered. All you did was ably demonstrate that you don't understand what you are trying to debate. The question is very simple and nothing to do with an imagined future banking crisis.

 

 

Why wouldn't the UK government use the money that would no longer be paid into the EU to fund all the projects that receive EU funding currently, and what would they do with all the money if they don't?

 

They don't need to fund all the projects that currently receive EU funding,the EU is already doing that.

A power station just fell down,so that's one thing that they could throw the money at,as well as any other disaster,natural,or man made in the form of banking crises that will arise........or maybe you think that once we leave the EU,we enter Utopia,where nothing bad ever happens that needs more Govt. money?

[Eric Arthur]

You're obviously struggling with really simple things chalga, so to avoid you getting more confused I'll just ask exactly the same question again, but this time imagine that the UK isn't in the EU.

 

Why wouldn't the UK government use the money that would no longer be paid into the EU to fund all the projects that receive EU funding currently, and what would they do with all the money if they don't?

[Zamo]

Right..........these business leaders for instance,when are they going to take some responsibility for themselves:

 

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/feb/24/brexit-would-be-abyss-uncertainty-risk-warns-eef-business-group

 

A vote to leave the European Union would amount to a step into an “abyss of uncertainty and risk”, the chairman of the manufacturers’ organisation EEF is to warn.

 

As more big businesses throw their weight behind the UK’s membership of the EU, Martin Temple will say political leaders should stand up to populists who want to use the EU as a “whipping post”.

 

These people are nauseating. So wrapped up in their own interests. They talk about standing up to populists but what about standing up to the greedy? Their arguments are based on one thing and one thing only... money. The want to stay in the EU because they think it is the least risky from a business and money making perspective.

 

What about the principle that non-trade related laws and policy are matters for the governments of sovereign nations and not a trade body?

 

What about the social and financial impact that EU membership has had on the little people?

 

Where is the balance? It is all about what is best for business and if ordinary people have a problem with it then that is simply a price that needs to be paid so as not to threaten the way of life of the elite? How noble.

 

People like them can try and dismiss the concerns and woes of little people as 'populist' but they cannot change the fact that ordinary people are going to decide this referendum. Membership of the EU that only works for the elite is unacceptable.

 

I have still yet to hear an argument as to why we have to surrender non-trade related powers to the EU to have a functioning EU? The argument appears to be that EU leaders want it and they have the power to inflict economic pain if we don't capitulate... so we need to capitulate. They want us to sell out sovereignty because standing up to this power grab poses a risk. That is spineless, unprincipled and dangerous.

 

You may have also noticed the surge of far-right parties across Europe. What happens if we abandon our sovereignty to the EU and these groups end up taking the reins? Would we comply with directives from the EU re forced repatriations or internment to tackle the growing terrorism problem? Do we collaborate because it is less risky for business?

 

At what point does this referendum debate turn to the matter of principles instead of just profit?

[chalga]

You're obviously struggling with really simple things chalga, so to avoid you getting more confused I'll just ask exactly the same question again, but this time imagine that the UK isn't in the EU.

 

Why wouldn't the UK government use the money that would no longer be paid into the EU to fund all the projects that receive EU funding currently, and what would they do with all the money if they don't?

 

Because they can find other things,such as disasters,man made or otherwise for instance,that need that money more than some local project that the EU would have been happy to fund.

[Eric Arthur]

No, you still aren't getting this chalga. I know that it might seem a little bit complicated but there are and have always going to be other things, so just imagine everything else is exactly the same but the UK isn't in the EU.

 

Why wouldn't the UK government use the money that would no longer be paid into the EU to fund all the projects that receive EU funding currently, and what would they do with all the money if they don't?