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Would the currency not change?
Considering that we don't use the euro, I'd go with no...
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If you don't know how being part of the EU affects us now then you probably won't even notice a difference. Ignorance is bliss maybe, but I know I'm unhappy with the ways things are now and an EU-future looks grim.
We are tied to a continent of weak-willed leaders who support unilateral European nuclear disarmament, unilateral green policies that damage only European economies while China builds a coal-powered electricity plant a week, who support uncontrolled mass immigration of economic migrants into Europe to the detriment of European society, who have some how allowed a supranational union of over 500 million people forming the world's largest economy to be pushed around and held to ransom by Turkey, a runt of a country barely on the cusp of developing nation status.
The continentals are too set in their ways, it's impossible for us to change the EU's course of action now, we need to jump ship before it's too late.Last edited by Roofas; 16-04-2016 at 03:14. Reason: spelling -
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(Original post by Ayaz789)
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- 11-04-2016 09:05
Leaving won't change much.
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Effectively nothing would happen,
- we'd invoke article 50 and enter a two year continued protected trade deal (as we have at the moment) with the EU, in which time we'd negotiate our own deal
-we'd immediately retian our seat at the WTO and so have the ability to make our own trade deals
- There would be an immediate repatriation of powers to the UK parliament from Brussels
Over a period of time we will be able to opt out of regulations, stop paying membership fees etc
Effectively not much happens so theres nothing to worry about -
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- 11-04-2016 09:58
(Original post by The_Dragon_)
Effectively nothing would happen,
- we'd invoke article 50 and enter a two year continued protected trade deal (as we have at the moment) with the EU, in which time we'd negotiate our own deal
-we'd immediately retian our seat at the WTO and so have the ability to make our own trade deals
Over a period of time we will be able to opt out of regulations, stop paying membership fees etc
Effectively not much happens so theres nothing to worry about -
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- 11-04-2016 10:00
(Original post by Roofas)
We are tied to a continent of weak-willed leaders who support unilateral European nuclear disarmament,
unilateral green policies that damage only European economies while China builds a coal-powered electricity plant a week,in the long term, China is screwed precisely because of this short-sightedness.
who support uncontrolled mass immigration of economic migrants into Europe to the detriment of European society,
who have some how allowed a supranational union of over 500 million people forming the world's largest economy to be pushed around and held to random by Turkey, a runt of a country barely on the cusp of developing nation status.
Do you read the Mail, by any chance? -
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- 11-04-2016 12:45
I always find it amusing that so called 'eurosceptics' have the utmost belief that this incompetent and unfair EU that we get such a bad deal from will turn around and give us whatever we want post exit.
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- 11-04-2016 18:58
(Original post by Oblivion99)
No more EU immigration? -
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- 11-04-2016 20:17
(Original post by paul514)
Only if you're completely unrealistic we will get what we want if we vote out but there will be a punishment and that will be contributing to the eu budget. We will still save money but not the amounts the unrealistic think we will
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Any 'punishment' the EU metes out will just make it look ridiculously petty. Just how popular do you think the EU wants to be with European citizens? -
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- 11-04-2016 20:46
(Original post by Tamora)
Why would there be a punishment? Neither side can have any interest in disrupting trade. If there are millions of jobs in the UK which depend on trade with Europe, there must be even more millions of jobs in other EU member states that depend on trade with the UK ... such is the trade surplus the EU has with the UK.
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I'll have spent 3 years reading outdated law and my degree will be worthless. Apart from that, not a lot.
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(Original post by Tamora)
Why would there be a punishment? Neither side can have any interest in disrupting trade. If there are millions of jobs in the UK which depend on trade with Europe, there must be even more millions of jobs in other EU member states that depend on trade with the UK ... such is the trade surplus the EU has with the UK.
Any 'punishment' the EU metes out will just make it look ridiculously petty. Just how popular do you think the EU wants to be with European citizens?
I'm not a remain voter I'm just realistic
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- 11-04-2016 23:44
(Original post by paul514)
Look you can think what you like but there will be a punishment for leaving or many other countries would follow suit.
I'm not a remain voter I'm just realistic
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- 12-04-2016 00:20
(Original post by Tamora)
Who has said there'll be a 'punishment'? If no one has, aren't you getting ahead of yourself? If many other countries follow suit it doesn't say much for the remain case. And if you're not a remain voter, are you a leave voter?
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(Original post by paul514)
Only if you're completely unrealistic we will get what we want if we vote out but there will be a punishment and that will be contributing to the eu budget. We will still save money but not the amounts the unrealistic think we will
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That would be very interesting for outsiders like the US and China. I think it would set an example of who can and can't be trusted to trade with. -
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- 12-04-2016 02:15
(Original post by DanteTheDoorKnob)
I'd like to see the EU put forward a protectionist arrangement whereby preventing trade with the UK despite it being cheaper to import from here.
That would be very interesting for outsiders like the US and China. I think it would set an example of who can and can't be trusted to trade with.
Why would they stop trading with their biggest market?
Why would they stop trading when we buy more from them than we sell to them to the tune of 60 billion a year?
Oh yea how would they circumvent the world trade organisations rules?
Just as a start.
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- 12-04-2016 05:21
Immigration will stop. UK is full. In the past 20-30 years British native people became minority in many places and schools.
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(Original post by paul514)
They would negotiate a trade deal, we would control eu migration like we do none eu migration, pay a bit less to the eu budget, be able to blame our government for anything in future as the eu wouldn't be responsible anymore and life would go on
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