Chris_Boro
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We get to see less of Nigel Farage.
Brexit - the positives
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SmallTown
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Yes, something you seem adept at today.
NYboro
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At last, a real positive, but is it worth the cost?
FatCat
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And that fella screaming stop brexit.
SmallTown
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He's campaigning against the policing laws now. He would really, the have specifically put in a section about him. Genuinely. That's how frightening and controlling this government is. It is legislating against specific people. terrifying.
FatCat
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I know and in all honesty I kind of agree with them on that one , when I’m having a cup of tea and trying to watch the news to have it disturbed by that fella is far too much
Chris_Boro
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That's a seriously hard question to answer!
SmallTown
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It also doesn't seem to have worked. He's still getting too much gammony airtime
Way_Out_West
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Play the ball, not the man. We know your feelings on Small Town.
So, these benefits then...?
jam69
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He wouldn't be there if brexit had not happened so you can't have that one.
A United Ireland maybe
SmallTown
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Yeah. To be honest there ARE Brexit benefits. A united Ireland may be one. Improved job opportunities in places like Amsterdam and Frankfurt. A purging of foreigners who won't integrate or learn the local language in Spain. Extra income from all these tariffs the EU can charge another third country.
There are quite a few Brexit benefits. For the EU at least.
he played the government card... The government he voted for.
Way_Out_West
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So he responded directly on the subject matter, whereas you didn't. ST didn't create the topic, so why are you steering it just to him?
Centralscrutinizer
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Positives of Brexit are thin on the ground. I have had a proper look.
1. Opportunities and expansion in customs agents.
2. Border control and health inspection jobs. This relies on the government implementing correct import controls.
3. IT opportunities related to import/export.
4. A licence to print money for vets involved in import/export sanitary inspections.
All the above are opportunities but also all part of the non tariff barriers we now have, so outside the benefits to those carrying out the work are an overhead for everyone else.
Impartial analysis complete
1. Opportunities and expansion in customs agents.
2. Border control and health inspection jobs. This relies on the government implementing correct import controls.
3. IT opportunities related to import/export.
4. A licence to print money for vets involved in import/export sanitary inspections.
All the above are opportunities but also all part of the non tariff barriers we now have, so outside the benefits to those carrying out the work are an overhead for everyone else.
Impartial analysis complete
WeeGord
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By God, you’ve nailed it. An actual real, tangible and unquestionable benefit of Brexit, fair play.
HundredRoom
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The Labour party has proved that they do not represent the people that voted for them. In the election one before last.
Of course they had the worst result since 1932 last time.
Its a pity we don't have an effective opposition. The only opposition is on football message boards. Still every little helps
Of course they had the worst result since 1932 last time.
Its a pity we don't have an effective opposition. The only opposition is on football message boards. Still every little helps
Chris_Boro
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So having, in your view, a less effective opposition is a positive of Brexit?
HundredRoom
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I said the opposite