Comments by "M R" (@emm_arr) on "Forget politicians - here's the experts' view of a No-Deal Brexit" video.

  1. It looks like a Prussian blue to me. It's not even the right colour for the silly sod brigade.
    7
  2. You are missing that businesses export - not the EU.
    3
  3.  @Jono2905  These imports are exported. They can't be imports without being exported. "and of course, most UK businesses export nothing to the EU" And of course, they can still be affected regardless. Think before you post.
    3
  4.  @Jono2905  "Try not to be so patronising." I'm not. "And if I could be bothered with the answer, I would like to know what "these imports are exported" is supposed to mean." You still don't get that every import is exported from somewhere? This is basic stuff. You can't understand modern trade if you can't get your head round my posts. None of what I said is hard.
    3
  5. "and now all of a sudden every remainer knows what will happen" No. That's a stupid summary. You can't believe that.
    2
  6. FFS. "Every negative commentator on Brexit (ie Remoaners who are dismissive of democracy) assume that damaging tariffs will be imposed on the UK." WTO trading necessitates that. "Why can we not set our tariffs to 0% and expect reciprocity from the EU ?" Sort of. WTO trading means ALL TRADE PARTNERS GET TREATED THE SAME. Now ... think about this. What you propose means government revenue will plummet, so the ways to make that up are things like taxation on voters. And stop calling people "remoaners". It makes you sound stupid and childish.
    2
  7. No. It is not democracy. Democracy is a process.
    2
  8. Simple - but untrue.
    2
  9.  @Gary002  They really do when clueless people decide to destroy their country's own prosperity.
    2
  10. I thought the "die hard remaniac" who runs Wetherspoons made a good case for staying in the EU.
    2
  11. You also believe that you can write in sentences.
    1
  12. Nice try. It's had to find British experts who say Brexit is a good idea. All you offer is platitudes and guff.
    1
  13.  @patrioticwonderer4906  The positives of Brexit are PR guff and unrealistic. The only way Brexit can possibly work is by turning the UK into an offshore low-wage economy - the sort of low wages that mean people will never be able to buy a house - or even have disposable income of note - much lower than current low wages. Positives, eh? You've been sold a shaggy dog story.
    1
  14. And if you read the post above yours, the WTO trading does not cover services, so Brexit means services are at an instant competitive disadvantage ... with the markets in Frankfurt and Paris alone able to mop up much of what is currently done in London. Congratulations - you have just screwed over the Treasury - meaning less for public services and more tax on individuals. Scared? You're so clueless that you have no idea what to fear.
    1
  15. "It said at the beginning that only 10per cent of businesses export." That doesn't mean the others won't be affected. It should be clear that many firms use imported things they get from suppliers who import and that many produce goods that eventually get exported in other products.
    1
  16.  Albert Pike  Good shitpost, Al! Tell them about the communist Nazis!
    1
  17. FFS. It's a "Union" of "Member States". Why would it not have rules? Are you really ignorant or playing really ignorant?
    1
  18.  Albert Pike  Great shitpost, Al. Tell them about communist Nazis!
    1
  19. Its interesting to see Brexiters chuntering on about WWII. If they had chatted with relatives who had lived through this, they would be far more aware that WWII was a pretty horrible experience for most and that for many Brits, it felt like six wasted years. Perspective-free guff from people who reason badly is no basis for serious policy decisions.
    1
  20.  Albert Pike  Another great shitpost, Al! Ker-ching!
    1
  21. The UK needs to pay the £39 billion elsewhere. I seem to recall explaining this to you before.
    1
  22. "There is NO trade deal with May's deal anyway." Not quite true. You know that. Come on.
    1
  23. Indeed. That's why we know David Davis is as thick as ... mince.
    1
  24. We could do that now. The UK government has never chosen to.
    1
  25. Not so. Most experts say the best deal we have is remain and that no-deal is will be terrible. Nice try.
    1
  26. You should look into how few cars Germany sells in the UK before bravado like that.
    1
  27. "Who's going to stop 17400 people on a rampage?" Armed people in uniforms who are harder than these losers will ever be! Pretty obvious, really!
    1
  28. "The argument that the UK will suffer the burden more with a no deal Brexit is absurd given the differential deficit implied here." Yet the prevailing expert opinion is otherwise.
    1
  29.  @fernandof6684  Wrong. The "overwhelming global trade evidence" is of counties forming trading blocs - not leaving them.
    1
  30.  @fernandof6684  "sure they are springing up like flowers since the "overwhelming evidence" shows it." Indeed. Its the sort of stuff I expect you are ignorant about because you're ignorant. Have a lol at that.
    1
  31. Diddums! They'll always know more than the dullards who think they know best.
    1
  32. "leaving the EU enables us to drop those tariffs and so this argument is largely irrelevant" Not really, because there is still the small issue of selling products AND SERVICES - and these incur tariffs and non-tariff obstacles. It looks like you only half thought that through.
    1
  33. Clueless.
    1
  34. You might as well bend over and hand over the Vaseline - but you would think you were getting some sovereignty instead of a rogering. Some people do like it up 'em and don't even notice.
    1
  35.  @ssmg42sss8  That's lame reasoning. The UK already has a reasonable amount of "competition and innovation" but I doubt you could spell out - in realistic terms - how Brexit will aid that. No BS PR. Realistic terms. They are what lead to prosperity.
    1
  36. The £39 billion needs to be paid elsewhere. If we leave because of the "fuckwits" then we see no benefit at all from it.
    1
  37. "you a fuckwit" No. Me clever. You a fuckwit.
    1
  38. People who can't use primary school English want Brexit.
    1
  39. No. Wrong. There are experts who know more than the pub bores and assorted twerps and who can make more realistic assessments. Pretty effing obvious.
    1
  40.  @kayjay592  Stop being silly. It's obvious I understood your claims.
    1
  41. "furthermore opinions coming from the elites and socalled experts are often very selfish" They vary a lot too. Rees-Mogg and Starmer have very different views - so your "elites" claim is a BS. "So it is their bias opinion" The word is "biased". "Bias" is a noun. You know a lot less than you think and your reasoning is poor ... as shown by your last post to me and the absolute silliness you tried on. Think.
    1
  42.  @kayjay592  "mate, no you dont understand my claimed" That's a silly claim. "And yes I will go straight to insults" They are the best defence you have because your claims are so weak. "You're a moron!" But a cleverer one than you will ever be - and you know it.
    1
  43.  @kayjay592  Humble? You've been anything but here. You are also believing what you want to think on that too. You have the neck to call others arrogant. "Your stance is that we leavers are all dumb" No. Remember you were calling me a moron, not the other way round. You kid yourself. You can stop this - if you choose.
    1
  44. "we don't care what the outcome" Then stay in the EU. Learn to write in sentences, will you? You make yourself look silly.
    1
  45. "It CANNOT be changed" No need to change it - just have another vote.
    1
  46.  @Gary002  "17.4 million average Joe's?" Clueless people can't use apostrophes. You were taught this at primary school and still get it wrong. For some reason, you actually do think you know better than others.
    1
  47.  @Gary002  "leaves" - the UK is singular. It's not over because it is not yet over. Pretty obvious, much like the EU is not syphoning the oceans, despite your claim that it is. It might be that you post silly stuff. It might be that you think syphon means something other than its real meaning. But - and this is the important bit - for some reason, you think you know best when you do not.
    1
  48.  @Minecraftrok999  Indeed - and it's the easiest way for the Conservatives to absolve themselves of this mess they created, and the obvious easy way out for the party. Because that's what it's about. Party before country on this one.
    1
  49.  @Gary002  S'till us'ing the apos'trophe to make word's plural. You s'till know bes't?
    1
  50. "We don’t have free trade with the EU . We pay for it through our membership fees ." No. Wilfully inaccurate.
    1
  51.  @stevenfoleyuk9404  "explain your response" No. I'm correct and if you understood this properly, you would know that.
    1
  52.  @stevenfoleyuk9404  As usual, a Brexiter naffs off when called out. That's why you never learn.
    1
  53. Remarkably few experts give those reasons. Most experts do not.
    1
  54. The market - by definition - adjusts to market conditions. That doesn't mean a pain-free Brexit is possible or that a no deal Brexit won't really mess up the economy and lead to serious job losses.
    1
  55.  @888Caz  Silly stuff. Things will get a lot worse if Brexit ever happens.
    1
  56.  @888Caz  "Worse as in homeless people sleeping on the streets?" Yes. What do you think will happen when people lose their jobs? Free board at the Savoy?
    1
  57.  @888Caz  Wrong. Nice try. Now try applying that to the 2016 referendum.
    1
  58. Obviously.
    1
  59. Wow. Brave. Sounds like you can't understand the danger here well.
    1
  60.  Albert Pike  Superb shitpost there, Al! Tell them about the commie Nazis!
    1
  61.  Albert Pike  It's still not a "dictatorship", and many people have told you why. Great shitpost!
    1
  62. "There is no focus on solutions only problems here." Other governments in the EU have manage to spell out these problems for businesses ... ... which is funny.
    1
  63. "The establishment" Sloppy thinking.
    1
  64.  @HWoah  No. Its sloppy-minded silliness.
    1
  65. Try again. He said "spot the millionaires".
    1
  66. Not yet.
    1
  67.  @bencollins4740  I don't think it ever stated it the way you claim.
    1
  68. "most appear to believe that all imports from Europe will stop after Brexit" No. That's a very mistaken claim. You can't be very clever if you really think that.
    1
  69. "And instead of exporting we can feed ourselves" Nope. The UK can't grow enough food for that. Insufficient land.
    1
  70.  @ThePottersTravels  No need to be silly. It's not as simple as just buying food.
    1
  71.  @carbon1255  I am right, but your post gets very silly after the first three words.
    1
  72.  @Prometheus4096  Al's shitposts are a bit below par tonight. He's usually funnier.
    1
  73. "P.S channel 4 is fake news" You are fake news. Phoney. Easy.
    1
  74.  @stephenmos  Indeed. You could be too if you weaned yourself off stupid and misrepresentational news.
    1
  75.  @stephenmos  Stop being an arseclown. If you can ...
    1
  76.  @stephenmos  I already did. Stop being an arseclown. If you can ...
    1
  77. If you need to resort to that, try Rees-Mogg, Tim Martin and the press barons not telling you how much they'll make by avoiding ATAD.
    1
  78. You would need to be here first.
    1
  79. I mean exactly what I wrote. Nobody in the UK says "in UK". Where are you really from?
    1
  80. I don''t believe you.
    1
  81. And a race to the bottom means wages will need to plummet further!
    1
  82. "The public are more informed now thanks to the internet" You're not informed. Look up "bias" in your dictionary. Learn the ifference between "its" and "it's". Learn how to use capital letters. Or read three pages of a Haynes manual and kid yourself you're an informed and expert mechanic too.
    1
  83. You won't be getting "MONEY MONEY MONEY", but the wealthy Brexiters will because they will avoid ATAD. That's right - for the sake of "MONEY MONEY MONEY" they persuaded you that you wants your Brexits.
    1
  84.  Albert Pike  Great shitpost, Al!
    1
  85. Doubtful. Millions of them voted to remain in the EU.
    1
  86. "I voted remain - but at this point, after doing much research - I dont see any problem at all with leaving." Not believable.
    1
  87. Yet another pretend Brit.
    1
  88. You can find out about that all by yourself thanks to the internet.
    1
  89. "All the countries in the world trade on WTO" No. They do not. Why are you posting lies?
    1
  90. Emoting - but not thinking.
    1
  91. You can cut your nose off to spite your face whenever you want to.
    1
  92. Yet not realistic. Look into WTO rules and EU rules.
    1
  93. "LEAVE MEANS LEAVE! AND DOES NOT MEAN WITH A DEAL!" It could. And you know that.
    1
  94. "498 MPs out of 600 signed article 50" No. They really did not.
    1
  95. We already do trade with those countries, but it's not clear - in realistic terms - how Brexit will be better. You can't spell tat out either - in realistic terms.
    1
  96. "How do these people believe imports from Europe will cost Britons more after Brexit? What kind of logical foolishness is that?" It's not, but you're online so you can find out why people say that.
    1
  97.  Albert Pike  Great shitpost, Al! Nobody will ever think you are potty.
    1
  98. That gives you a clue as to who Brexiters really are.
    1
  99. Predictions and forecasts are just that - and his beat yours. If you are better at his job than he is, become a banker and earn a shedload more.
    1
  100.  @paulgibbons2320  You can certainly try!
    1
  101.  @paulgibbons2320  Talk is easy.
    1
  102.  Albert Pike  Great shitpost, Al! Nobody would ever guess you live in a tent.
    1
  103. That means you're getting on for 80 and still can't use full stops - and you are asking someone to explain to you what you have seen in person before we joined the EU. None of that's a good reason to leave the EU. Do you have a good reason to leave?
    1
  104. "Why wont stuff be abailable." It might not be abailable at a price the market needs. Food from the EU might not be abailable because it's held up at customs and rots before it gets to the shops.
    1
  105.  Albert Pike  Great shitpost, Al!
    1
  106. That's obviously not so, or there is no point to Brexit. "Business will continue as normal." No. Why are you posting obvious silliness? "Don't forget we will remember !!" Doubtful. You either invent what you want to hear or post lies.
    1
  107.  @simonholding8390  "I ... just attempt to be realistic" Then you don't succeed. "And I will come back to remind you of this." Sure. I expect an equally savvy analysis more than I expect Brexit.
    1
  108.  @simonholding8390  It could ... were I inclined to watch it.
    1
  109. "Remember!! It was Britain who liberated half of Europe by defeating the other half" What utter shite.
    1
  110. No. Wrong. There are experts who know more than the pub bores and assorted twerps and who can make more realistic assessments. Pretty effing obvious.
    1
  111. They don't seem to think that at all. It's odd that you reach that "seems".
    1