If we vote for Brexit what happens

steampowered

setmefree2 wrote: »

Post-Brexit Britain Can Keep Place in Top 10 Economies, PwC Says

Hurrah, we can go from the world's 5th biggest economy to the world's 10th. Well done Brexiteers :T

Matt_L

steampowered wrote: »

Hurrah, we can go from the world's 5th biggest economy to the world's 10th. Well done Brexiteers :T

Sorry but could you point out where it says we will be the 10th biggest economy??

You see what i read is that we will remain inside the top 10....

Another remoaner only seeing doom and gloom....

vivatifosi

Didn't I see the other day that rugged was PPRd too.

I would also like to see them back. All of them. Debate is healthy.

Sapphire

vivatifosi wrote: »

Didn't I see the other day that rugged was PPRd too.

I would also like to see them back. All of them. Debate is healthy.

I'd like to see all but one back – there's just one who I find is incredibly offensive, and who posts merely to rile people.

System

vivatifosi wrote: »

Debate is healthy.

Maybe, but replying to every post with a meme about "white christian countries" is worth a ban imo. I doubt it's permanent.

gfplux

Herzlos wrote: »

I've very curious as to what the Brexit bill is, on both sides, in terms of hours & expenses, just for the negotiations & logistics. That's going to be eye watering.

Just the referendum cost an estimated £142m. I can see Brexit costing about that in paperwork alone.
EU.

An excellent point. Britain is leaving no dought about it. I have also made the point that the leaving will take so much effort, time and intellectual power that British citizens should be concerned that normal day to day "running the Country" will be neglected.
Of course there is then the lost opportunity cost which is another unknown.

gfplux

Masomnia wrote: »

I don't necessarily disagree with capping the charges, but I've no doubt that it will result in higher bills from phone companies.

I take more issue with the democracy aspect of it. Whose manifesto was this policy in? Who said 'If you vote for me I'll cap roaming charges'? The answer is no one. It's effectively a one party state regulating industry and it does make me uncomfortable.

As I understand it the telecoms were acting like a cartel.

In the Western world we should expect any Government to act against cartels and price fixing. So it was not in anyone's manifesto but is one of those unwritten things in any Democracy.

setmefree2

vivatifosi wrote: »

Didn't I see the other day that rugged was PPRd too.

I would also like to see them back. All of them. Debate is healthy.

I for one won't miss Ruggedtoast. BUT the IGNORE button is everyone's friend....and will stop you getting PPRed. I've been on MSE for nearly 10 years and have encountered many trolls along the way..

setmefree2

Sapphire wrote: »

I'd like to see all but one back – there's just one who I find is incredibly offensive, and who posts merely to rile people.

I agree one of them is a troll - don't feed the trolls.

Malthusian

Herzlos wrote: »

I've very curious as to what the Brexit bill is, on both sides, in terms of hours & expenses, just for the negotiations & logistics. That's going to be eye watering.

Just the referendum cost an estimated £142m. I can see Brexit costing about that in paperwork alone.

According to Remainders, £350m a week is chicken feed, easily affordable, an insignificant drop in the ocean of the nation's finances, so I'm not seeing the problem.