Silly Farmers

Brexit: Farmers who backed Leave now regret vote over subsidy fears

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/farmers-brexit-regret-bregret-funding-common-agricultural-policy-a7163996.html



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A lot of farming is unprofitable and needs to end. The money wasted on propping up unprofitable farms can be better used investing in new industries like nano and bio technologies

Yeah who needs food. lets just use a bunch of fancy words.

You think all the food produced in Britain is consumed in Britain?

A lot of it is.

Regardless I think things should cost what they cost in the true sense and that means different prices going up.

That money the government saves can then be spent on redistribution or investment.

Another example is rail travel it's heavily subsidised which means anyone who doesn't use trains is paying for those who do I.e Londoners.


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Majority of farmers still want out and are happy they voted out.

That would make an interesting thread perhaps.

What should things ideally cost ?

Unfortunately/fortunately I don't start threads .


I reckon paying less than £5 for a whole roast chicken is tantamount to condoning animal cruelty for a start.

And no woman should be selling herself for less than £120 an hour.

While a season ticket for Aston Villa shouldn't be more than £200.

Source?

i'm dead haha £60 eastern european birds m8

brb blocking Brexit

was thinking the same thing on a late friday night............

''come on larv, hows about plucking a nice english rose''




''alf price if ur a soldier''