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I stepped up but the Leavers just posted glib comments like "The best thing about the EU is leaving it" You probably haven't seen it, but I have linked to articles critical of the EU. That's more open-mindedness than I've seen from a lot of people on this forum, you included. |
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Let's take an example of something topical, the silencing of Big Ben for 4 years. Quote:
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Your phrase " EU health and safety rules dictate that ear defenders can be used only as a last resort in the workplace" is quoted from a Daily Mail article. Taking your "facts" from the Daily Mail is a risky approach but this topic is a good example of how the anti-EU hysteria is propagated. |
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This is not a black and white issue as I have said before - very few things are. |
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The issue that a lot of people have is when a complex issue is re-painted as you say, black and white, it leads to wrong decisions. Caricaturing the EU as the root of all evil is childish but it does play to a particular audience and some are gullible enough to believe the message. |
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The HSE and BAuA (germany) pretty much set the health and safety agenda in the EU. Germany is a hell of lot more strict on the health side BTW |
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Of course PPE is a last resort. If there is a hazard you remove the hazard first, then protect workers exposed to the hazard.
In the case of a clock bell striking it's a no brainer, you turn off the bell. But it wasn't simply noise, it's the shock waves and that PPE gear can also become a hazard in their own right. If you block of sound, it makes it more difficult to communicate, e.g. what if you needed to shout to a colleague about an immediate danger. (Yes you could have communication built in but would they? And a sudden shout in the silence could be interesting.) |
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<walks in> Remoaning continues :zzz: <walks out>
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What interests me is the mindset of any UK citizen who'd want that to happen. Why would anyone want the UK to get a bad deal and do their utmost to undermine everything that's being done to try to ensure we don't get one? It's bizarre mate. It's like they lost the argument and are so angry that they will only feel better if the end result is worse than in ought to be and then they can harp on about it. :spin: Pretty pathetic when you come to think of it.... |
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Most right minded people hope a sensible compromise can be found but if EU dogma prevents them from doing that then it's their fault not ours - we just need to move on and thank our lucky stars that we got out while we could. ---------- Post added at 16:28 ---------- Previous post was at 16:14 ---------- Quote:
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It's almost like in the run up to the referendum, the remain campaign said that the EU would not make things easy for the UK if it left. That's all project fear of course....
The IEA are a bunch of economic loons by the way. They are free trade fans who want to remove all trade tariffs. If the UK followed that advice, we can wave goodbye to the last of our manufacturing industry. When the government vetoed the anti dumping tariffs for Chinese steel, look what happened to our steel industry |
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