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Originally Posted by ianch99
I like this game  So you equate George's analysis of the Brexit economic fallout with "filling out his tax return" .. oh dear ..
(Again) I am just asking about one thing, not everything: do you trust George's ability to make economic decisions affecting the UK economy? Yes or No?
If Yes, you must agree with him on his Brexit analysis
If No, then why is he in No 11!!
Over to you Gary .. |
I think if Jeremy isn't capable of a simple task like getting his tax return in on time, something he does every year, I am concerned about his ability to run the country.
Yes, I do trust his ability to make economic decisions - but I also understand trying to manage a national economy in a world still recovering from the Banking Crisis, the refugee crisis, and fluctuating oil prices, is not as simple as some would like to make out/believe. Economics is not binary, no matter how many times you try to convince everyone it is - there are many conflicting theories and views on the best way forward, and they are based on people's beliefs and experiences; that's why Economics is regarded as a "soft science", rather than a hard one.
I also understand that he believes that Britain is better staying in - I'm still on the fence, but I respect his right to hold that view (just like I respect Boris et al's right to have a different view).
You would like to conflate these things together - I hope you find someone who accepts your viewpoint, but I'm not that person..
