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Originally Posted by Hugh
What lives were lost?
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Go back to the Industrial Revolution and see for yourself. Peterloo springs to mind.
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That's been on the cards for a while but you are right. If we leave then they will slap those charges back on so it is a bribe. The depths to which they will sink? Seems there is no limit really. Threatening that cancer research would lose money should we leave was one.
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Workers would be better off by £40 a week after Brexit, say economists: Group brand the euro an 'unmitigated disaster' and say membership holds back growth
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Indeed and the country would be better off by about £50 bn. after we pay to trade with the EU. Is there any other country in the world that charge to trade with them?
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I was answering the statement about (apparently not having any) trade agreements with China... 
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Countries are completely different from shoppers on the high street - shoppers on the high street aren't trying to sell things to the shops and other customers, whilst countries are trying to sell/buy from each other, and undercut each other, and trying to get the best deal for their own services/industries. |
Not really. You go into a shop to buy something you want.
You trade with a country to do the same.
Just on a bigger scale.