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I'm in complete agreement, but I don't think the desire to leave is particularly contentious if it's backed by reasonable arguments (and Farage was always very
by beaconstudios 8y ago
I'm in complete agreement, but I don't think the desire to leave is particularly contentious if it's backed by reasonable arguments (and Farage was always very keen on talking about why he didn't like the EU). The real problem comes in when we get to the point of "OK, we want to leave the EU" but immediately trigger the process without planning a strategy first. Especially with reluctant and un-aligned (May was a remainer) leadership in place.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoHe doesn't like the EU because it was too socialist and took power away from right-wingers in the UK? He seemed to represent hatred of immigrants, but being married to a foreigner kind of suggests that's a lie in one way or another? He thinks the EU parliament is a gravy train, which he happily guzzles from whilst doing no work to aid. Could you please outline some of his reasonable arguments?
- beaconstudios 8y agoCould you please outline some of yours?
- a_tractor 8y ago>He seemed to represent hatred of immigrants... that's a lie in one way or another? Oh its a lie alright, and it belongs to you. Only in the leftist bizzaro world does love of country = hatred of immigrants. It's pathetic that this is what we are dealing with these days.