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Post by Deleted on Sept 11, 2019 11:23:17 GMT
I guess most people generalise.
Look at remainer politicians response is usually just to say “because we don’t want to crash out”
For every big business saying they leaving another one says they are staying. But isn’t that the nature of business to make decisions when in reality those decisions are not short term. Just like leaving it could be a short term pinch only because the stock markets don’t react well to change and that can be detrimental.
That is no different to a house price crash it’s only temporary but it recovers hence why houses are worth nearly ten gold what they were twenty years ago. Stuff generally goes up. Even the FTSE has had catastrophic crashes but the index is massively higher than twenty years ago.
On the stock piling or issues with import export this has been greatly exaggerated on one side saying we are all going to starve or die without medication and the other side saying it’s not going to happen. It’s somewhere in the middle but you can guarantee if they can attribute one death because of it that will be milked.
I would bring amazon on for their expertise, if anything it’s an opportunity to push a lot of jobs to the north coast and start utilising more ports, plus it will be nice to get France angry and worried about jobs as they clearly are the key country in the customs argument.
By the way whatever happened to the good old EEC BUTTER MOUNTAIN lol
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Post by Deleted on Oct 3, 2019 22:26:31 GMT
I guess most people generalise. Look at remainer politicians response is usually just to say “because we don’t want to crash out” For every big business saying they leaving another one says they are staying. But isn’t that the nature of business to make decisions when in reality those decisions are not short term. Just like leaving it could be a short term pinch only because the stock markets don’t react well to change and that can be detrimental. That is no different to a house price crash it’s only temporary but it recovers hence why houses are worth nearly ten gold what they were twenty years ago. Stuff generally goes up. Even the FTSE has had catastrophic crashes but the index is massively higher than twenty years ago. On the stock piling or issues with import export this has been greatly exaggerated on one side saying we are all going to starve or die without medication and the other side saying it’s not going to happen. It’s somewhere in the middle but you can guarantee if they can attribute one death because of it that will be milked. I would bring amazon on for their expertise, if anything it’s an opportunity to push a lot of jobs to the north coast and start utilising more ports, plus it will be nice to get France angry and worried about jobs as they clearly are the key country in the customs argument. By the way whatever happened to the good old EEC BUTTER MOUNTAIN lol FFS, what a bizarre diatribe this is, and if you read the penultimate paragraph carefully, it just goes to prove what I’ve been saying all along - Brexit is all about Xenophobia at best, racism at worst. And as for the butter mountain, it doesn’t exist any more because it was recognised that a mistake had been made, and steps were taken to prevent it being made again. Sadly we won’t be able to rectify the abomination of a mistake that this country is about to make because it is home to so many xenophobes and racists.
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