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It's fine for him to campaign for his own company, as long as he's clear it's all about his self-interest in the world of vacuum cleaner regulation. It's not o
by philbarr 8y ago
It's fine for him to campaign for his own company, as long as he's clear it's all about his self-interest in the world of vacuum cleaner regulation.
It's not ok to say that Brexit will be great for all the other companies in the UK, whilst clearly demonstrating he couldn't care less. It's immoral. That's what I'm complaining about.
> Mr Dyson's business has been systematically disadvantaged for years by corruption that seems to be endemic to the political institution that's membership is currently under debate
You're going to have provide substantial evidence of that "corruption" vs Mr Dyson not get his own way and getting all upset.
- blibble 8y ago> It's not ok to say that Brexit will be great for all the other companies in the UK, whilst clearly demonstrating he couldn't care less. It's immoral. That's what I'm complaining about. did he say that though?
- philbarr 8y agoGoogled "brexit dyson quotes": http://www.cityam.com/265756/james-dyson-car-makers-complain-all-time-and-no-deal-brexit http://www.cityam.com/265756/james-dyson-car-makers-complain...
- blibble 8y agowhere did he specifically say exactly what you've accused him of saying? because it's not on that page
- philbarr 8y agoOh come on this is getting ridiculous. On that page he said, "Taxes or delays at the customs, it is not important compared to the manufacturing costs. Car manufacturers complain all the time. But there is no problem without [a] solution." So he reckons it's all going to be unicorns and roses despite all warnings to the contrary. And you still haven't provided evidence of the much stronger allegation of EU corruption.
- blibble 8y agothat's not what you accused him of saying, and you've appeared to have gone back and edited your previous posts after I responded I'm done here