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Multinationals will now blackmail the UK government. Tax cuts or they leave. They are now the same size fish in a smaller pond.
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Considering I'm due to be starting a graduate job in October which could be put in jeopardy by the vote, but I also chose to vote to leave, I think your sweeping statement is a touch wide of the mark in a number of cases.
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In the case of investment banks, the bottom of the chain are earning upwards of £70k/year..
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Control has been taken back from the Eton and Oxbridge educated toffs in the establishment and given to the Eto.....oh,...no...wait.
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In other words Bullingdon 2.0
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Control of what precisely?
Seems to me that nobody knows what to do or how to do it anyway. But we have control?
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This thread has echoes of something that I am surprised is so extensive. That many people voted leave to 'shake things up'. I get the need to shake things up, I agree that the vote is one mechanism but what I don't get is why anyone would choose the referendum as the right 'vote' to shake up. As I said on a different thread I don't want to give the impression that there are millions, because I don't know but I am genuinely surprised at how many people that I have chatted to that voted Leave that cite that reason.
Whatever the drivers - that's it now.
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That means we can pay for many things, like hospital schools, regional funding (which we will not have from thenEU any more) and wot not.
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I voted out , i am over retirement age, still work (self employed), still have a mortgage and a pittance of a pension. Last edited by Malaga Eagle; 25-06-2016 at 03:30 PM. |
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Indeed I still work, have a pension, have a mortgage to pay, my wife works, my two young boys work. We all voted out.
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You probably voted the wrong way then.
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Still with the Brexiters in charge face with reduced tax income and growing debt I hope nobody complains about the cuts in benefits, social welfare and essential services.
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Then you might change your mind when you have no jobs and your house is repossessed
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and will be even more when you retire
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lol You do make me laugh.
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