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> Investors invested a lot in the UK post 2014 because being part of the EU was a big selling point. Who knows how it will play out now that the UK is isolated

> Investors invested a lot in the UK post 2014 because being part of the EU was a big selling point. Who knows how it will play out now that the UK is isolated and with open borders. I'm sure the working class are devastated that foreign investors have potentially lost money > Excuse me but how is this the EU's fault and not the UK's own fault for not enforcing some sort of minimum wages before? it has one? you have missed the point entirely, and have now dropped to arguing in bad faith goodbye

FirmwareBurner 3y ago
>it has one? Then it was a very poorly implemented one that obviously does not work. >I'm sure the working class are devastated that foreign investors have potentially lost money Who's the one responding in bad faith here? Investors aren't just the stereotypical Monopoly Man smoking cigars in his top hat while driving his convertible in central London. Investors means all the companies opening up shop in the UK creating jobs for those working class people: semiconductor, auto manufacturers, aerospace, metal work, med tech, electronics, etc. Outside of the EU, the UK becomes less attractive to open up jobs there by international investors. You clearly have no understanding what "investment" means and instead responding in bad faith to invisible straw men with a chip on your shoulder.