And that's a perfectly reasonable argument to have.
But so many of the notions put forward by leave were just nonsense. The idea that we would save money. You've got a car boot pitch every sunday and you usually make £100 but it costs you £20. So now you're £20 better off! Ok you have no realistic plan at all about how to make the other £80 but you're £20 better off! Idiocy.
But back in the real world we'll still need to trade with Europe which means we'll have to accept lots of their rules. Except we just voted to not have any say in them at all. Previously we were at the top table and when you get into the details actually had a hand in proposing lots of the rules people moan about or at the very least we agreed them. So just a bang up job of taking back control there.
The other argument I hear when leavers get bored of facts is that they voted to leave because they were fed up of the "establishment" and *insert whatever gripe they like*. Just beyond pathetic.
Hi m8,
Not going to disagree about the money we pay versus the gains, however, as I said the reasons for leaving are many..I would take issue about us having a say at the table though, and our so called Government have spent so many years following EU directives they no longer know how to run a country, May certainly doesnt.
Steves point about open Borders to all EU Passport holders is valid, although our Government is too busy serving big business needs its wide open to all comers...and thats got to stop..Forget Public service levels, there are too many people here already...LESS population is what we need, not more....
I have never voted Labour, my concience is clear.
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