Apologies bro.

Vote leave and I'll rep you

So much truth^^

On Spread Brah

lol no, i knew i'd be fine, i was just asking if you guys have a different system than us, and i guess it does cos like you say, we are a member state with same currency.

don't think graphic designer is a particularly hazardous occuopation, apart from the possibilty of RSI from clicking the mouse

I think Britain will vote to leave. Brexiters are passionate about becoming independent and taking back their country, and will therefore be more likely to turn up and vote.

Remainers are pussies by their very nature. Even the thought of having to encounter alpha Brexiters at the polling stations will be enough to make them stay home.

I don't think I'm letting investment banks "scare me into submission", it's just fact that a lot will pull out if we leave the EU, and it will affect a ton of other industries as well. I intered a few months ago at an IB and I sat in on one of the meetings about brexit. It wasn't anything formal and more of a discussion really, but at least the higher ups said a lot of jobs will go if we do leave the EU. There is a reason why London is the financial hub in the EU, and it brings a lot of jobs, and not necessarily all IB jobs. I won't pretend as if I'm an expert on that though, so this is simply what I've heard from first hand experience.

The idea to regain "UK's sovereignty" is one which I think is stupid. I love Britain and wish for it to prosper, but I don't think that it can do it alone, and we will lose a lot of trade deals if we leave the EU and British people will be the ones who will suffer. It's so easy right now to set up a business with the EU, and all those small business will suffer if we leave. I just think people have the idea engrained that Britain is the greatest country in the world (which I think it is) and that we don't need anyone else to prosper (which we do). The EU isn't perfect, there is corruption, but just lol if you think we'll be corruption free if we leave the EU - things will be worse, a lot worse in the short term, perhaps better in the long term but I doubt it. You're entitled to your opinion so thanks for responding with an argument, rather than those who just negged me with "cuck", which was funny.

This forum at the end of the day is very right winged (I can't even believe people take trump seriously..) so I'm arguing against many but please do some research, and form your own opinion then vote rather than just voting because you want to make Britain "great again".

If you're talking about the big businesses that are participating in "project fear", then I for one welcome these trading restrictions. Their "easy" trading led to a financial meltdown in 2007 and not only did they not desist from engaging in fraudulent trading, they now try to tell British citizens "what's best for them....or else".

lol at the sheer amount of cuckness and idiocy it takes for someone to take JP Morgan's or Goldman Sachs' word on "what's best".

Dunno why everybody is getting bent out of shape about a visa system.


A visa system ensures that a host country is allowing skilled, and recognised workers into their country.

A visa system protects workers in foreign countries from exploitation.

It's not a bad word.

Lol enjoy being poor as **** once you leave the EU


While miscers talk about "cuckery" and "freedom"... most banks in London will leave, and along with it the money, and the domino effect will leave the city and country crippled.

I'll need more information before I do.

save your reps for another

Troll detected.

Nobody with such poor writing skills would be able to obtain an internship with an investment bank.

*******.

The U.S. was once a confederation. Is it a bad thing now that it's not anymore. This is just fear mongering from the right.

Much better than a UK in Europe plan imo. UK has much more in common with people from the Ireland, Canada, USA, NZ and Aus than any country in Europe.

I made a thread on this a while back - got no traction.

" Most banks in London will leave".

Your stupidity clearly knows no bounds. Are you telling me that banks only have offices in countries belonging to the European union?

Those Goldman Sachs offices in New York must be fake.

Least you have a sense of humour.

However you let the cat out of the bag with the admission you interned with an IB..

I agree that the British sovereignty argument is pathetic.

Britain is insignificant now, we are no longer a world player.

But we are the 5th largest economy and by far the most dominant military power in Western Europe, so financially and militarily we are safe.

If you're smart enough to be an investment banking professional, you're smart enough to do the simple math.

We put in to the EU far far more than we get out of it.

Propping up failed states like Greece and not being allowed to deport terrorists should also be factors you consider.

We import more than we export, nobody is going to cut trade and lose money out of spite.

Fuk o'leary and RyanAir too, it's as if that plastic kunt doesn't realise we know how much he benefits from Eurocuck open borders.

Just look at both sides of the argument.

Because they're basically our children

Most banks in London are British, American or Chinese you fukin Canadian *******




Your country is about to go into full liberal downward spiral.

Please feel free to stfu you absolute twat

as long as you can write a decent cover letter you'll get interviewed bud, but sorry for my writing.

In on weekly Busta EU rant thread

I understand what you're saying and I can see that your intentions are genuine, but I think you're slightly misguided.

Firstly, if you look at a number of non-EU nations that the UK (and EU) currently do business with, you'll find that they don't need to be part of a Union (federation) to engage in free trade. Even European countries like Norway and Switzerland. Before anyone says "herp derp, completely different, populations of a few million etc. etc." no, the principle is exactly the same. They negotiated trade deals with the EU without having to compromise an inch of their sovereignty. We do need others to prosper, but we should be free to choose who those "others" are and we should be free to engage in trade with anyone we deem capable of bringing an economic advantage to the UK.

Secondly, we're far too important to the EU for them to just shun us. The "divorce package" will undoubtedly include trade agreements that, while being slightly less advantageous, will still be workable for businesses. The economy will undergo a negative reaction, but history has taught us two things: situations like these recover with time and the centralisation of power has only ever led to the average person losing rights and their quality of life decreasing. The EU is a failed project and they need us to stay in to give it some sort of international validity, at the cost of our sovereignty (which is very important).

Finally, if this referendum had the potential to turn the UK into a 3rd world country, it would have never been allowed in the first place. Brb, no referendum for the legalisation of cannabis, yet for some reason they're allowing the British population to potentially fling this nation into what the "project fear" gang describes as a potential apocalypse. I don't think so Tim.

The truth is people resist change at all costs, even if it means upholding the corrupt and dictatorial status quo. They allow big businesses to influence policy-making, allow politicians to align with the interests of big business, all because they're afraid. They feel they have lost control of politics and the economy and need a "nanny" to threaten them into choosing what's "best".

Answer this: since when have big businesses cared about what's best for people? Or have they only ever thought about profits and bonuses?

Inb4 trickle-down fallacy.

EDIT:It's an insult to my intelligence that you think I'd argue to vote "leave" without having done my homework, or because I'm some kind of blind nationalist fueled by populist slogans borrowed from the US.

but who was online tests and assessment centers?

I'll rep you and all the other ghost reppers on recharge bro.



Point is, I like Europe it's a diverse and interesting place, but I don't want any part of their failed vision for a eurotopia.

The EU is being dragged down by white guilt and a need to solve everyone's problems at its own expense.


Pull up the drawbridges, look after your own.






And if you're murican, vote trump.

Political correctness is corruption, and worse, suppression. We need to eradicate it.

As much as us Americans like to bicker with you brits about which country is better, I'm praying for you guys on June 23. Own your own country.

Japan has a similar size to you guys, is an island nation, has a high population, and they are more sovereign. After all, leaving the EU doesn't make trading illegal right?

I don't understand why so many feel guilt for **** they hard no part in.

I don't feel guilty when some black people commit crime because I had nothing do with it.

you are going for the poon anyway not money

repped

lmao @ o leary.. less demand for flights to and from poland if it was to happen

This.

And lol at the people ITT saying it's the unintelligent people voting to leave. It's funny because this is only partly true; the most intelligent, and least intelligent I know are voting leave. The least intelligent just simply ramble on about immigrants; yet the most intelligent talk about sovereignty, failure to maintain close relationships to the commonwealth, the cultural destruction MASS immigration is having, our inability to reject certain criminals/unskilled workers, the fact we are a huge importer from the EU but don't export much too it, the fact that the EU model is destined to fail, the EU is pissing money away propping up Greece, the single currency is a failure, the EU is the only LARGE declining trade block, the aim of the EU is federal Europe which most do not want, etc etc.

All of the seriously intelligent people I know are voting to leave, srs.

Just leave EU and come join US. But chill over there by California or NY...

Normal people don't bro, they are mentally unhinged.

Wish I could vote in it. I'd vote leave so super hard.