British Immigration is too High

We are 51st in the world! Not that bad!

Xenophobia has nothing to do with it. When will your ilk realise this?

Leaving the EU would result in economic suicide.

Complete myth.

Don't know what you're trying to imply by "your ilk" - I am on the right politically.

But if you actually engaged brain and used it to read the statement you picked out a single word from, you'd find that in context the use of that word was entirely correct. There is no evidence to be cited in this debate - noone officially counts the data. So anything the OP comes up with to 'back' his statement is going to be biased.

There is so much of our industry subsidised by the EU, we would struggle to turn a profit. Agriculture would be destroyed overnight.

Britain is a net contributer to the EU and has been for years, i.e every single year without fail we pay more into the pot than we receive in subsidies and grants. If we left we could spend a portion our £12bn membership fee directly on our own farmers if we wanted and still be quids in.

Check out England.. we're 407/km^2

The only countries of any real size above us are the Netherlands, Rwanda, South Korea, Taiwan and Bangladesh.

England is overpopulated, that is to say, the addition of each average person reduces the standard of living of those already here.

And it's only going to get worse.

You cannot close the doors from EU immigrants. The whole foundation of the EU is based upon freedom of trade and movement of people. Simple as that. I agree we need to negotiate with the EU because there has to be a point that we say "We are full" however leaving the EU isn't and shouldn't be considered an option.

Do you realise you've managed to contradict yourself in the space of one post?

London. SE England. We need to make more efficient usage of space.

Besides look at large parts of Scotland and Wales, empty.

What does that mean? Smaller houses? New builds can't get much smaller.

Less green space? Towns around me are already merging because of new houses going up all over the place. This is in the Midlands, more specifically an area which is slightly lower than the average UK population density, even so, some villages/towns are almost being doubled in size and areas which were previously fields are turning into housing estates. This decreases the standards of living for those already here.

And empty they should stay. We've already got remarkably little free, green space in England - you're looking at ways to fit more people in, which it is perfectly possible to do, but you're not actually considering whether the addition of new people will benefit the country and improve the lives of those living here.

Complete myth.

We need to be careful
we are a small country

With the 2 best cities in the world

EDL will support us but it will not be easy

Xenophobia has nothing to do with it. When will your ilk realise this?

London. SE England. We need to make more efficient usage of space - besides look at large parts of Scotland and Wales, empty.

I don't think our government can be trusted to use the money where it should be used. The EU guarantees the money to our farmers and spreads it evenly around our industry. It also allows exports to be easier between nations which is a key part of our remaining industry.

Yeah Im sure that's what the British public want. The EDL supporting them. The EDL who turn a legitimate issue in to a racist one...



Read how the OP is phrased. It stinks of xenophobia. If it were worded better, then perhaps they'd have a better argument and it wouldn't be ie: he makes a lot of assumptions without giving any evidence.

"empty" or filled with farmland which is trying to feed our massive population.

1) The EU is so corrupt and wasteful it's failed to get it's accounts signed off for the past 20 years, these Eurocrats couldn't be trusted to run lemonade stand honestly let alone the world's 2nd largest economy.

2) Many of these payments are used to keep fields fallow for environmental purposes, i.e they encourage farmers not to farm. I don't see how this is a sensible use of resources, particularly when money is tight.

3) Most of the money goes to France anyway as France was a founder member and it also has a large agricultural sector. The removal of EU subsidies would actually benefit British farmers because it would level the playing field and allow us to compete on even tems with the French.