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Quote from: hoolahoop on October 20, 2017, 09:15:07 amThe argument now being used by the Brickshitters is that extra revenue from imports from the EU will simply be collected by HMRC under WTO trading rules . I can't see how that affects the German / French/ Italian car importers - we NEED their product and will see cars being sold at inflated prices and ......we will still buy them ! "Brickshitters" aye, not bad coming from a bloke who says "Remoaners" is a childish word! How will we buy cars at inflated prices when we're all skint because of the effects of Brexit?
The argument now being used by the Brickshitters is that extra revenue from imports from the EU will simply be collected by HMRC under WTO trading rules . I can't see how that affects the German / French/ Italian car importers - we NEED their product and will see cars being sold at inflated prices and ......we will still buy them !
Quote from: Bentley Bullet on October 20, 2017, 09:45:31 amQuote from: hoolahoop on October 20, 2017, 09:15:07 amThe argument now being used by the Brickshitters is that extra revenue from imports from the EU will simply be collected by HMRC under WTO trading rules . I can't see how that affects the German / French/ Italian car importers - we NEED their product and will see cars being sold at inflated prices and ......we will still buy them ! "Brickshitters" aye, not bad coming from a bloke who says "Remoaners" is a childish word! How will we buy cars at inflated prices when we're all skint because of the effects of Brexit?Demand will obviously go down because of the 10% Customs Duty on cars. Unfortunately, because it works both ways the demand for British cars exported to the EU will also go down for the same reason. Only in that case it'll be in 27 countries, not just the one.
I fervently hope that ultimately we will as a nation (4 Nations perhaps) be given the chance to vote on the "package" that has been secured so that people can make a more "informed" decision than perhaps they did in the bland / basic / do you wish to leave the EU Referendum ?Before that vote we had no facts to work with. It was a crap campaign run by both sides. We had as many lies as people could tell ( £350 Million could be going to the NHS for example which was on the side of the "Out" campaigners Battle Bus). No side was immune from lies and scaremongeringA lot of people were quoted as saying that they thought the "foreigners" were over running us and the "out" side allowed people to think - indeed encouraged them to think that a Vote for out was a vote to rid us of all those people and to take control back of our BordersIt looks like that may not happen. There may be a deal / no deal / Soft b****t (I never use the word itself) Hard b****t (ditto) and they all MAY be different to each other and totally different to what the people who voted "out" might have wanted - so lets have a vote based on the actual reality that they produce and NOT on a simplistic version of what might happen
Quote from: Donnywolf on October 20, 2017, 08:28:36 pmI fervently hope that ultimately we will as a nation (4 Nations perhaps) be given the chance to vote on the "package" that has been secured so that people can make a more "informed" decision than perhaps they did in the bland / basic / do you wish to leave the EU Referendum ?Before that vote we had no facts to work with. It was a crap campaign run by both sides. We had as many lies as people could tell ( £350 Million could be going to the NHS for example which was on the side of the "Out" campaigners Battle Bus). No side was immune from lies and scaremongeringA lot of people were quoted as saying that they thought the "foreigners" were over running us and the "out" side allowed people to think - indeed encouraged them to think that a Vote for out was a vote to rid us of all those people and to take control back of our BordersIt looks like that may not happen. There may be a deal / no deal / Soft b****t (I never use the word itself) Hard b****t (ditto) and they all MAY be different to each other and totally different to what the people who voted "out" might have wanted - so lets have a vote based on the actual reality that they produce and NOT on a simplistic version of what might happenThat's how it should have been in the first place..
Quote from: Glyn_Wigley on October 20, 2017, 09:49:09 amQuote from: Bentley Bullet on October 20, 2017, 09:45:31 amQuote from: hoolahoop on October 20, 2017, 09:15:07 amThe argument now being used by the Brickshitters is that extra revenue from imports from the EU will simply be collected by HMRC under WTO trading rules . I can't see how that affects the German / French/ Italian car importers - we NEED their product and will see cars being sold at inflated prices and ......we will still buy them ! "Brickshitters" aye, not bad coming from a bloke who says "Remoaners" is a childish word! How will we buy cars at inflated prices when we're all skint because of the effects of Brexit?Demand will obviously go down because of the 10% Customs Duty on cars. Unfortunately, because it works both ways the demand for British cars exported to the EU will also go down for the same reason. Only in that case it'll be in 27 countries, not just the one.Foreign cars get too expensive then buy British built cars and keep British workers employed reducing the cost of imports and narrow the balance of payments. 😉
Not lived in donny for last 20 years ,what’s happened to hexthorpe
Quote from: not on facebook on October 21, 2017, 07:31:56 pmNot lived in donny for last 20 years ,what’s happened to hexthorpeGlue or alcohol? Whatever you're talking b*llocks. In the 80s the NF tried doing it in Hexthorpe and got kicked all over town. In 2016 the EDL tried doing it and got kicked all over town. Same local lads were there. I remember when I lived in Bentley having to listen to similar shit from certain purple helmets.
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