(23-06-2016, 02:38 PM)Rippthrough Wrote: I can't believe you're daft enough to associate an out vote with racism.

(23-06-2016, 02:51 PM)Orta Wrote: Having spent my formative years in Boston, Lincolnshire a town famous for its 50/50 split English vs Eastern Europeans I can firmly say I'm out.

(23-06-2016, 02:14 PM)welshpug Wrote: Because the NHS has been screwed over, my employer is relying even heavier on EU sourced funding as the NHS budgets have been severely cut. £350 million per week to Brussels, £350 million of which could be funding our NHS. 

If we leave, they'll screw the NHS even more, and we'll lose the eu funding, basically I'd be screwed. See above

As for the arguments put forward by the immigrant haters. It's not about hate or racism, it's about control. Look at the country. Net migration is 300k, 600k enter the UK each year, 300K leave. How's that gonna work if it continues?

Fishing destroyed, it destroyed itself. How? We have quotas, so once they're hit our fishermen have to watch other countries sail into our waters and fish it. That works doesn't it?

Immigrants are bad? , yeah, the doctors shortages, NHS England is propped up by 10% of its doctors being foreign. No-one is saying that, skilled immigration is fantastic, we absolutely need it. What we don't need is people that come to the country purely to exploit our benefit system to send the money elsewhere. I am absolutely up for welcoming foreign nationals into the country, in fact I'm part Polish. What I don't agree with is the fraud that takes place both in terms of benefits and earnings. I can't find it now but I read on another forum a discussion that explained that currently an individual can come to the UK, earn, and if they then leave again within X amount of time they can then claim that tax back. So if you play it right you can work tax free too.

(23-06-2016, 03:18 PM)welshpug Wrote:

(23-06-2016, 02:38 PM)Rippthrough Wrote: I can't believe you're daft enough to associate an out vote with racism.

(23-06-2016, 02:51 PM)Orta Wrote: Having spent my formative years in Boston, Lincolnshire a town famous for its 50/50 split English vs Eastern Europeans I can firmly say I'm out.

er, yeah.

(23-06-2016, 03:11 PM)Matt-Rallye Wrote:

(23-06-2016, 02:51 PM)Orta Wrote: Having spent my formative years in Boston, Lincolnshire a town famous for its 50/50 split English vs Eastern Europeans I can firmly say I'm out.

This is immaterial tho because the nation will vote to remain because they favour short term status quo over long term prosperity. For me, it'll just be enough reason to emigrate.

Precisely why im not voting, this country is f*cked either way and will never be 'great' britain again. I'll be upping sticks and going too australia or the USA as soon as life hands me the oppurtunity.

And yes i will be shipping all my worldly possesions with me Imagine ramping a charged rallye down route 66!!

(23-06-2016, 03:43 PM)bashbarnard Wrote: TOSELAND IS SITTING AT HOME AT THE MOMENT LAUGHING HIS HEAD OFF FOR STARTING THIS THREAD

(24-06-2016, 06:28 AM)JJ0063 Wrote: How many people need to buy new number plates without the EU badge now then?

(24-06-2016, 07:14 AM)Paul_13 Wrote:

(24-06-2016, 06:28 AM)JJ0063 Wrote: How many people need to buy new number plates without the EU badge now then?

Ha I was thinking that on the way home last night

(24-06-2016, 06:28 AM)JJ0063 Wrote: How many people need to buy new number plates without the EU badge now then?

(24-06-2016, 11:08 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: They reckon alot of the people who didn't vote were probably remain types.

Says alot about the type of person who would have voted remain, lazy, feckless and wont do their civic duty.

(24-06-2016, 11:49 AM)pug306driver Wrote: Well the dye is cast, and cammeron is a chicken/coward/lier/opportunist/true blue tory/quiter/self centred/and now unpopular, did he think it thru or was it just a popularity contest for him, thinking he would win hands down and show how "great" he is/was.

The puplic did'nt really know what they where voting for, as the "new conditions" gained by our wonderful leader had not even been voted on, and now they never will be.

The whole affair has been mis managed right from the start in my view. Ride the wave of "supposed" popularity, he was proved wrong.

As to immigration, a little ditty on the tv 2 days ago, an irish foreman on a british building site says " No more immigrants so no more cheap labour, shit we will have to train up our own british people now, shit!!" or word to that effect, especially off camera.

There is a whole army( more than the real army ) of people willing, able, motivated and wanting to be "re trained" to fill skill shortages etc, lets look at them first, then import the skill shortage filling people after?

get rid of this crap government ( past government have been just as crap ), so the real work, which will be hard and a slog, can begin.

rant over.

(24-06-2016, 11:08 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: They reckon alot of the people who didn't vote were probably remain types.

Says alot about the type of person who would have voted remain, lazy, feckless and wont do their civic duty.

(24-06-2016, 04:54 PM)Chris306 Wrote: As much as I agree with a lot of that. I reckon Cameron did very well to make us the 5th largest economy and get us back on track when all he was left with from labour were crippled banks and billions/trillions of debt. To get Great Britain through two recessions and come out stronger then he's not done so bad. We all have our down falls but I do believe he should be rememberd in a better light than say Blair, brown, thatcher an so on. I just hope that whoever replaces him is fit for the job and not that retarded delusional corbyn

(24-06-2016, 05:37 PM)Niall Wrote: Completely agree with this!
They have not been perfect but Cameron has done a good job considering the shit storm they were left.
People who have been saying Cameron is a coward for stepping down...How so? He fought for us to stay in and he lost. How could he possibly lead the country into something he doesn't believe in? If he stayed, he would of got just as much of a slagging off.

(24-06-2016, 05:37 PM)Niall Wrote:

(24-06-2016, 11:08 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: They reckon alot of the people who didn't vote were probably remain types.

Says alot about the type of person who would have voted remain, lazy, feckless and wont do their civic duty.

Sorry Chris but that comment just makes you one of these arseholes that cant accept that people may have a different opinion to you. 
The beautiful thing about this country is we get the ability to show our opinion in the form of voting and everyone should respect each others opinions. 
I didn't vote. I would of voted remain however i have been no where near home this week so unable to. 

Its people like you that have been bickering and arguing on social media today because they are either butthurt or get some sort of satisfaction by rubbing it in.
Grow up.

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(24-06-2016, 04:54 PM)Chris306 Wrote: As much as I agree with a lot of that. I reckon Cameron did very well to make us the 5th largest economy and get us back on track when all he was left with from labour were crippled banks and billions/trillions of debt. To get Great Britain through two recessions and come out stronger then he's not done so bad. We all have our down falls but I do believe he should be rememberd in a better light than say Blair, brown, thatcher an so on. I just hope that whoever replaces him is fit for the job and not that retarded delusional corbyn

Completely agree with this!
They have not been perfect but Cameron has done a good job considering the shit storm they were left.
People who have been saying Cameron is a coward for stepping down...How so? He fought for us to stay in and he lost. How could he possibly lead the country into something he doesn't believe in? If he stayed, he would of got just as much of a slagging off.

(24-06-2016, 05:37 PM)Niall Wrote:

(24-06-2016, 11:08 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: They reckon alot of the people who didn't vote were probably remain types.

Says alot about the type of person who would have voted remain, lazy, feckless and wont do their civic duty.

Sorry Chris but that comment just makes you one of these arseholes that cant accept that people may have a different opinion to you. 
The beautiful thing about this country is we get the ability to show our opinion in the form of voting and everyone should respect each others opinions. 
I didn't vote. I would of voted remain however i have been no where near home this week so unable to. 

(24-06-2016, 10:33 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote:

(24-06-2016, 05:37 PM)Niall Wrote:

(24-06-2016, 11:08 AM)Dum-Dum Wrote: They reckon alot of the people who didn't vote were probably remain types.

Says alot about the type of person who would have voted remain, lazy, feckless and wont do their civic duty.

Sorry Chris but that comment just makes you one of these arseholes that cant accept that people may have a different opinion to you. 
The beautiful thing about this country is we get the ability to show our opinion in the form of voting and everyone should respect each others opinions. 
I didn't vote. I would of voted remain however i have been no where near home this week so unable to. 

No you take me wrong, I think we should have a law where people have to vote like you have to fill in a census.
It really upsets me that people laid down their lives so we could have a democratic society and people just can't be arsed to vote.

Yes you might not have been about yesterday, I wouldn't of got to a polling station either but I voted 6 weeks ago by post along with alot of other older people.