Haha! Oh! I thought you were saying that you'd done serious research on the effects of leaving. Turns out you'd just looked at a picture.
Just to mention some of the points - the ones I've left in the quote above. It doesn't look like we'd 'dodged' or 'escaped' or 'sailed away' from any of these. If your 'days or researching' told you otherwise... well, I'm sorry you wasted your time!
Oh dear, you don't think I saw the recession coming? It's almost like what happens in 30 years and to my children is more important to me now and in the next 15 years.
So then it's really more of an (obviously successful) attempt to get people to Vote Leave, rather than an accurate depiction of what has happened since.
Do you seriously think I based my whole decision off of one picture?
Oh dear, you don't think I saw the recession coming? It's almost like what happens in 30 years and to my children is more important to me now and in the next 15 years.
Long term? Well that depends entirely on the FTAs that come from other major nations, on the politicians we elect over that 30 year time period, and hundreds of other variables.
That was another lie from Boris Johnson. Cameron gave a speech saying the break-up of the EU would increase the chance of war on the continent, an entirely reasonable position to take, which was then re-interpreted by Boris in his trademark creative style.
Long term? Well that depends entirely on the FTAs that come from other major nations, on the politicians we elect over that 30 year time period, and hundreds of other variables.
So after literally days of research, you felt confident to dismiss the views of actual experts.
And your conclusion was that the UK would be ok because hopefully something would happen which hopefully will be good... sometime within the next 30 years.
Thanks for your contributions to this thread. I am going to put you in the "not feeling conned" box. Simply because it doesn't seem that you are able to be fully engaged with what is happening.
Oh dear, you don't think I saw the recession coming? It's almost like what happens in 30 years and to my children is more important to me now and in the next 15 years.
Are you incapable of thinking long term?
Yeh, well, you don't be a genius to see a recession coming.
Love the BS about your imaginary kids.
Did you bet against the sterling so you could money towards your imaginary house? Obviously because you love talking about the long term so much.
So after literally days of research, you felt confident to dismiss the views of actual experts.
And your conclusion was that the UK would be ok because hopefully something would happen which hopefully will be good... sometime within the next 30 years.
Thanks for your contributions to this thread. I am going to put you in the "not feeling conned" box. Simply because it doesn't seem that you are able to be fully engaged with what is happening.
Well, I read the experts reports, and while it did seem it would no doubt cause economic issues, I valued the relevance of the vote for me and my future children more, as well as the ability to propose private bills for MPs which couldn't be vetoed by the EU.
Regardless, they're hardly going to ignore the 6th largest economy on earth, we weren't going to starving in the streets or fighting civil wars regardless.
just think it's hilarious and telling that the most enthusiastic supporters of Brexit are racists, conspiracy theorists, and idiots like Trump.
Have you ever listened to one of Trump's speeches in full? He has never said anything racist, he has threatened to ban muslims from coming into the country and threatened to kick out illegals, neither of which are racist.
I also find it disturbing that you would want Hilary after all the shady **** she has been in, she is literally being investigated by the FBI right now.
Our future outlook is now considered "negative" by credit rating agencies. Key Leave campaigners are immediately backtracking on the campaign's main selling points as mistakes EU Leaders, far from considering themselves a sinking ship, are considering us an added weight and telling us to get out quickly now. Scotland, Northern Ireland and Gibraltar are seriously trying to break
I'm sorry, but people who know what they're talking about much better than you do predominantly see this as a bad thing.