Thread: [Update] The UK votes to leave the EU
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Old 03-03-2016, 12:53   #738
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re: [Update] The UK votes to leave the EU
A lot of effort is going in to ensure that we stay in the EU.

The EU has little respect for the UK given that a German politician has threatened a trade war if we leave and now the French have threatend to allow migrants through to the UK.

Politicians keep telling us that staying in the EU is best but you have to ask for whom is it best?

Migrants arriving will not be housed in the locality of your MP.
Nor will they be competing for MPs' jobs.
The children of migrants won't be attending the schools attended by the children of MPs.
Nor will they be attending the same medical facilities as MPs.

The truth is that while the MPs make the decisions about the EU it is ordinary members of the public who will suffer the impact.

Having some migrants is one thing because there are some we need but becoming the EU's dumping ground is another. Something to thing about when we vote.
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