I stand by my comments regardless of what you say, lines have been drawn in this country by this referendum, I voted with the best interests of my children and grandchildren in mind for their future and I disagree with everything the selfish insular flat world 'leave' voters stand for, and yes I DO believe racism was a prime motivation for a large majority of 'leave' voters...
So is your belief that 51.9% of the U.K. Public are racist....?
It is very much a good idea to keep that sort of statement to yourself as it's such a huge number of people that could and will easily be your friends neighbours and even family, employers or employers of friends and family. Friends of friends, just about anywhere you encounter people in your daily life, they won't stay your friend for long when you start loudly proclaiming you think they're racist.
I work with dozens of people from all over the world both in and out of the EU, the majority of those in the health service where are used to work are from places like India and the Philippines, non of them are part of the EU but are still welcome here.
Long before they joined the EU the Romanians still sent thousands of people to the UK foto work in the uk I worked and made friends with many in the early 2000s.
My boss until recently was Romanian he'd been here for well over a decade before Romania joined the EU plenty of Americans come here to work and study from outside theEU AND PLENTY OF Uk born people work in other parts of the worked out of the EU. So please explain how not being in the EU is racist ?
The economic reasons for remaining are also irrelevant to the man on the street as they revolve largely around the way our financial services work with financial services abroad or in the EU At least, to the detriment of our trading with the rest of the world.
To me it does not really matter in or out, my company is based in America and competes very well against EU rivals, and even more so now that the advantage isn't to the EU companies, this is great news, it means an influx of investment in the UK from countries previously penalised by the EU rules we had little choice over.
Look at it this way, if you sit 28 people round the table some rich and some poor and tell that 28 people that they all have to look at the menu and choose the one same meal that everyone is happy with, then at least one person is going to get something they don't want or like. The richer members of the dinner party will end up footing the larger part of the bill while those with little money will get a slap up dinner without paying.
When this process happens over and over with the wealthy members always footing the bill and frequently getting what they don't want, eventually something has got to give.
