It's about containing and regulating who is here now and preventing an unmanageable situation in the future, which wasn't handled before, under Cameron. Not called "broken Britain" for nothing.(Original post by squish562)
How can we send back the illegal immigrants if we leave?
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- 22-06-2016 18:21
(Original post by niv1234)
I normally don't get involved with things like this but I just had to after reading the first post on this thread.
I'm sorry but Britain is only the most commonly spoken language because of the horrible colonial era when they forced their way into 1/4 of the world, stole from other countries and made those countries lose their culture both by stealing ancient artefacts and forcing those countries to become English. Also most of the words in the English language are loanwords stolen from other languages.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_...uage_of_origin
Also I'm so sick of hearing all this stuff to do with the referendum. I can't wait until it is just all over.This is why the situation needs to be handled. Nothing but usurpers and subverts in this country now.
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- 22-06-2016 18:23
(Original post by 0to100)
Lol at you posting a wiki link, like what you stated was so profound and insightful tat we'd need proof to understand it. What's this got to do with languages...and erm "Britain" isn't a language. And this is rich of a comment coming from a British immigrant which I presume you areThis is why the situation needs to be handled. Nothing but usurpers and subverts in this country now.
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- 22-06-2016 18:23
(Original post by 0to100)
Warning that family finances and jobs would be put at risk by a vote to leave, he said the UK's economic security was "paramount".
^^^Cameron's words.
Someone tell me how leaving jobs for Brits exactly?If anything less people means more job opportunity and higher wages, obviously.
Cameron has not been helping to regulate migration himself, but implies leavers are "quitters." Quitting on...what? If anything remainers are the quitters. They are terrified of standing on their own to continue trade and commerce. Japan is on its ones and it's the 3rd largest economy in the word, I believe. US is its own, there's no American union...there's just the US union.
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- 22-06-2016 18:24
(Original post by niv1234)
Yeah I just wanted to prove a point. Oops I made a mistake sorry, I meant 'English, I will correct that now. -
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- 22-06-2016 18:25
(Original post by floury)
We live in the best country in the world and don't need the failing EU [/SIZE]
the UK is a great country, but it needs the rest of Europe just like the rest of Europe needs the UK -
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- 22-06-2016 18:25
(Original post by 0to100)
It's about containing and regulating who is here now and preventing an unmanageable situation in the future, which wasn't handled before, under Cameron. Not called "broken Britain" for nothing. -
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- 22-06-2016 18:26
(Original post by qwertypoiop)
Yet, most of the immigration comes outside of the EU and this situation would not improve if we leave. -
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- 22-06-2016 18:27
(Original post by mariachi)
dream on
the UK is a great country, but it needs the rest of Europe just like the rest of Europe needs the UK
Provide proof that one country needs another, through a continental union particularly... -
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- 22-06-2016 18:30
(Original post by Inexorably)
Sorry by a few things I legit just meant my standpoint.
I think the amount of experts and world leaders who have recommended we remain in the EU in addition to some of the lies that have been debunked from remain e.g. 60% of laws from Europe, 350 million p/w.
Moreover I found that question about the last however many years as being some of the most peaceful amongst EU countries quite interesting, I'm surprised I haven't seen that brought up before on any other debate.
Ffs I'm gonna be dragged into a debate now aren't I.
£350 million is technically correct; that is the gross figure. (Actually £385 million.)
Considering the UK rebate/correction (which other member states hate us for having) the net figure is brought down to £245 million.
Considering then the EU budget spent on the UK, the net figure is brought down to ~£168 million (actually a bit higher, but I rounded it down.)
We still pay an excess of ~£168 million into the EU weekly.
The EU budget that is spent on the UK (previously mentioned), we don't get to decide how it is spent, and it comes with an EU label; propaganda.
Did you know back in 2005 Tony Blair aimed to reform CAP in exchange for 20% of the rebate we get (rightfully so), but in the end we lost 20% of our rebate, and the EU never reformed CAP. The EU never fulfilled its end of the bargain.
tl;dr (better formatting)
£385 million is the gross figure.
UK rebate/correction reduces figure to £245 million.
The UK lost 20% of its rebate unfairly, when the EU never kept their end of the bargain, when Tony Blair aimed to reform CAP. (P.S. We rightfully so had the UK rebate/correction, because for example the UK had a lot less farm land than other member states. There are also other reasons, but I don't want to be verbose.)
The EU budget spent on the UK brings figure down to ~£168 million (rounded down); the UK doesn't get to decide how the EU budget is spent, and the EU budget comes with an EU label; propaganda, despite the excess of ~£168 million we pay for membership fees weekly (rounded down.) -
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- 22-06-2016 18:31
(Original post by 0to100)
I'm on about migrants, not immigrants but don't just brag about immigration without stats and links bruv.
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- 22-06-2016 18:31
(Original post by niv1234)
Yeah I just wanted to prove a point. Oops I made a mistake sorry, I meant 'English, I will correct that now. Also not that its any of your business but I'm a German citizen. At least immigrants don't try to take over unlike what the Europeans did during the colonial period. Why are European countries richer than other countries? Because they stole from them and ruined their economies and industries.
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- 22-06-2016 18:32
(Original post by MrsSheldonCooper)
Never said Germany was perfect. I just think it to be a very stupid move on their part that they've taken in a million people without any checks.
It's just there seems to be a lot of self-hatred for this country, and although things are still far from perfect, it's a lot better than most other countries out there. -
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- 22-06-2016 18:33
(Original post by XcitingStuart)
Sorry; I couldn't resist.
£350 million is technically correct; that is the gross figure. (Actually £385 million.)
Considering the UK rebate/correction (which other member states hate us for having) the net figure is brought down to £245 million.
Considering then the EU budget spent on the UK, the net figure is brought down to ~£168 million (actually a bit higher, but I rounded it down.)
We still pay an excess of ~£168 million into the EU weekly.
The EU budget that is spent on the UK (previously mentioned), we don't get to decide how it is spent, and it comes with an EU label; propaganda.
Did you know back in 2005 Tony Blair aimed to reform CAP in exchange for 20% of the rebate we get (rightfully so), but in the end we lost 20% of our rebate, and the EU never reformed CAP. The EU never fulfilled its end of the bargain.
tl;dr (better formatting)
£385 million is the gross figure.
UK rebate/correction reduces figure to £245 million.
The UK lost 20% of its rebate unfairly, when the EU never kept their end of the bargain, when Tony Blair aimed to reform CAP. (P.S. We rightfully so had the UK rebate/correction, because for example the UK had a lot less farm land than other member states. There are also other reasons, but I don't want to be verbose.)
The EU budget spent on the UK brings figure down to ~£168 million (rounded down); the UK doesn't get to decide how the EU budget is spent, and the EU budget comes with an EU label; propaganda, despite the excess of ~£168 million we pay for membership fees weekly (rounded down.)
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...uk-350m-a-week -
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Though leave could probably argue that the money saved would just be redirected back into those industries/projects. -
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- 22-06-2016 18:34
(Original post by floury)
I need the EU ... To get the **** out of my life. 60% of our laws come from Brussels and they make us throw away bananas if they're not sufficiently curved.
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- 22-06-2016 18:34
(Original post by XcitingStuart)
Sorry; I couldn't resist.
£350 million is technically correct; that is the gross figure. (Actually £385 million.)
Considering the UK rebate/correction (which other member states hate us for having) the net figure is brought down to £245 million.
Considering then the EU budget spent on the UK, the net figure is brought down to ~£168 million (actually a bit higher, but I rounded it down.)
We still pay an excess of ~£168 million into the EU weekly.
The EU budget that is spent on the UK (previously mentioned), we don't get to decide how it is spent, and it comes with an EU label; propaganda.
Did you know back in 2005 Tony Blair aimed to reform CAP in exchange for 20% of the rebate we get (rightfully so), but in the end we lost 20% of our rebate, and the EU never reformed CAP. The EU never fulfilled its end of the bargain.
tl;dr (better formatting)
£385 million is the gross figure.
UK rebate/correction reduces figure to £245 million.
The UK lost 20% of its rebate unfairly, when the EU never kept their end of the bargain, when Tony Blair aimed to reform CAP. (P.S. We rightfully so had the UK rebate/correction, because for example the UK had a lot less farm land than other member states. There are also other reasons, but I don't want to be verbose.)
The EU budget spent on the UK brings figure down to ~£168 million (rounded down); the UK doesn't get to decide how the EU budget is spent, and the EU budget comes with an EU label; propaganda, despite the excess of ~£168 million we pay for membership fees weekly (rounded down.) -
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- 22-06-2016 18:35
(Original post by qwertypoiop)
http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/eu-r...ail/story.html
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- 22-06-2016 18:35
(Original post by 0to100)
It's about containing and regulating who is here now and preventing an unmanageable situation in the future, which wasn't handled before, under Cameron. Not called "broken Britain" for nothing.
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