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Why does the UK want to leave the European Union? Reward $4
Created by faire32, 1753 days ago, 3668 views
Why does the UK want to leave the European Union?
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1 atome1753 days ago
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2 zukgod1753 days ago I don't know much about the situation admittedly, but I am assuming they don't want to be ruled by the rest of the wankers in the EU. Freedom from big government is a great thing in any country. This is their Boston Tea party moment in a very small scale no war sort of deal lol. Plus the EU is full of a bunch of whiny liberals who want to run a country on rainbows and puppy tears instead of real life work. Get away from the socialism that has brought them down, now start electing people to government and get some of the rights back that you gave away many years ago.
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3 Yuulinshi1753 days ago Wasn't it because they always wanted to be independant from the EU ? In France, they talk about the fact that they would want more commercial rights, things like that. But I don't really know ...
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4 sapungnua1753 days ago Because the EU is the beginning of a Dictatorship, joining together with the American Government and then becoming The New World Order, under the control of the Bankers and their puppet government leaders, it's a master plan constructed decades ago now being implemented against the people. Be Aware!!!!!
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5 srgtun1753 days ago Because they transfer a lot of money into EU as a member and don't get anything back, because it is all managed by germany. Another fact is that in EU all borders are opened for citizens of EU. Who would like to close his borders with incoming muslim wave. They also have their strong currency which is stronger than euro.
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6 pustoi111753 days ago They want to decide questions relating to their country. without the interference of other countries. perfectly sensible idea. but for the European Union is the beginning of the end ...
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7 yangjikai1753 days ago http://forex.cngold.org/school/c4192094.html
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8 nihal291753 days ago @faire32 , Britain existed from EU because they have limitations in controlling there country means they can make laws but need confermation from EU . EU have many laws regarding international trading in European country. = https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ac/Political_System_of_the_European_Union.svg
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9 Aravi1753 days ago Hi @faire32
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10 jabbary1753 days ago British politics has always included a faction that's skeptical of deeper integration with the rest of Europe. This faction has grown stronger in recent years as the EU has struggled with the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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11 Paffo1753 days ago They feel they have lost their soverenty and want control over their own fate. Also, they want to be able to control immigration which in the EU is controlled by others
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12 ha141753 days ago @aire32
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13 Dipto1752 days ago @faire32 Please go thru this small article :
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14 ralphfurgason1752 days ago @atome
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15 Togekiss_40111752 days ago Not sure, because I suck at studying history. I mean you could ask me about what gods are and how they relate to ETs but this isn't something I can't quite answer...
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16 upeukert1752 days ago Because you cannot trust such a complex and difficult decision to a general population of which the majority is not educated (!) or informed (!!!) enough to make the best decision in their own interest. The LEAVE campaign especially was purely appealing to National Pride, hate of all immigrants and foreigners, and "let's go back to the grand old times of the British Empire". Well, if you tell this some non-skilled, unemployed, frustrated worker in Wales or South England, guess what! Have a look how London (education, finance, low unemployment), Oxford or Cambridge (education), have voted over Boston (Lincolnshire, UK) and boroughs with high unemployment and deprived economics. "Times are tough for lots of families, wages remain low and unemployment high" => and for all of that it is so easy to blame the EU, Brussels or Berlin but not the Thatcherian/Neo-Smithonian cut throat capitalism and its excesses in the financial markets (e.g. LSE and Wall Street). No, the EU is to blame - easy and sweet as pie!
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17 maren1752 days ago When GB with their 53 countries of Commonwealth leave EU, who will cry?
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18 ryanaxis1752 days ago hi faire32:)
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19 faire321751 days ago @ha14
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20 Hasic0071751 days ago Protože už má dost evropské byrokracie. Chce být suverenním státem.
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21 darrell1751 days ago immigration reaching breaking point...... Uncapped migration of workforce between european union members, overwhich 'Britain is not able to make its own laws or controls ' due to the European Union Membership
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22 zch0981747 days ago Hi @faire32
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23 DSG_UA1746 days ago The referendum is a vivid example of the fact that economic issues can not be solved by voting. Nobody arranges referenda on problems of nuclear physics or medicine. The economy is not less complicated science, but the decision is made by voting. The result: pound dangles at the bottom of the abyss, etc.
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24 Tankkiller1746 days ago I have heard that they want to leave because they want to be free like America, if you want to make it short and simple.
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25 pustoi111745 days ago UK for many reasons, has always occupied a special role in the EU. Personally, I associate mainly with the mentality of the British, which was formed on the basis of geographical location. Britain - a huge island, which on the one hand as if in Europe, and on the other - as if not. Therefore, Britain has always been deeply immersed in European affairs, but tried to keep a distance with other European monarchies. For the UK, the idea is to give up part of their sovereignty and transfer it to the supranational level - this is a very difficult decision. The more difficult part of the transfer of sovereignty the organization, which was created without the participation of Britain and not the British rules. In January 1960, the United Kingdom and all decided to create their integration group without the participation of the main European countries: was created EFTA (European Free Trade Association), which, apart from the UK, entered Austria, Switzerland, Portugal and all the Scandinavian countries. Later, in London, acknowledged that the integration grouping in Europe without the participation of France, Germany and Italy - a stillborn idea. Actually, as a result in 1972 came from EFTA countries (which, by the way, and now live), and joined the EEC (the ancestor of today's EU). Entered, I must say, as much as the third time since Charles de Gaulle twice vetoed a request London. Nevertheless, Britain bargained themselves certain privileges in the EU. Britain is not part of the eurozone, has not signed the main part of the Schengen Agreement shall be much more selective immigration policy than France and others. EU Member States. In short, many Brits really nice idea to be somehow dependent on Brussels. And this can be explained as anything: even though natural-historical specificity of the country, though small-town nationalism of the Anglo-Saxons.
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26 Gavruss1724 days ago I am Scottish living now just south of the Scottish border and am very happy for Brexit as many others are hence the leave Europe campaign being a winner yes by a few BUT still a winner .
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27 theingredient1724 days ago 1. Lloyds of London controls Westminster. Insurance worldwide depends on the strength of the pound and it's Rothschild control since Waterloo.
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28 braz681724 days ago I believe that the main cause is the increasing spread of European immigration, to protect the British labor market and social and political interests.
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29 rageye011723 days ago be told by some one I did not elect that is one and be told you have to have all the population of euro come to live in uk
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30 PhoenixCoyote1719 days ago Some don't like the idea of sending $19 billion dollars per year to the EU and receiving very little back. Others don't like the fact that their fishing rights in their own territorial waters, in certain areas were taken away from them, and given to other EU nations. Others don't like the fact that EU courts block the expulsion of Islamic fundamentalist hate preachers from the UK, even though UK courts ruled such actions legal. This also goes for the inability to send other non EU foreign born criminals back home. They also don't like how Germany has come to totally dominate the EU, as if it were the fourth reich. Many don't like the idea of simply giving up their identity for a nonexistent amorphous identity called "European", as Europe is a continent with many cultures. Plus you have the very long term tensions that have existed between continental Europe and the English for many centuries. This distrust was reflected in voting patterns seen throughout the UK, with the heavily dominated English areas voting massively for the leave side, except obviously for London, which is full of people who have mostly an internationalist outlook. Controlling immigration is also huge, especially given Germany's ability to push all sense of rational thought aside and say "come one, come all". Many don't like that they were always told the EU was simply a free trading zone, gradually over time antidemocratic forces within many EU nations began morphing it into something that more and more resembled a far more formalized nation state. The old adage of "good fences make for good neighbors" was also well in play. Sharing a fence or border with your neighbor does not destroy movement, nor does it foment hatred. Getting over old intertribal problems brings about peace, not open borders. There is also something to be said of maintaining independence and ideological diversity. As where the EU goes, so does its nation states. A few bad policies within the EU harms every EU state. The same cannot be said if they were completely independent entities.
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31 khaledmus1700 days ago we all ask the same questions, but in my view Brittan se itself mor wealthy especially in its currency difference comparing wit other European countries
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