In or Out? - Page 10

dadragon · 20th June 2016, 09:27

Out, Out Out!!. If only because of the ridiculous EU fishing quotas that are imposed on "us," in "our" waters. For years fishermen have had to throw perfectly good fish (dead as well!!) back into the sea because they can only land what they are told, anyone heard of freezers?, land the fish freeze it and give it to people who need a damn good meal, it's a no brainer, eat it or let it rot at the bottom of the ocean!!. The list of ridiculous rules are endless and i'm not going to go and list them all. One final thought, we are an island and as such have limited space, you can't fit a gallon into a pint pot!!

Regards DaDragon (Roger)

rab60bit · 20th June 2016, 09:48

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Originally Posted by FLYER

When zee seagulls follow zee trawler it is because zay think that sardines vill be thrown into zee sea.

Think about it .

If they follow trawlers in our territorial waters zee seagulls KNOW damn well fish (forget exclusively sardines, any fish...) will be thrown into the sea because of the EU quota rules etc. - and I'm no fisherman

rab60bit · 20th June 2016, 09:50

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Originally Posted by dadragon

Out, Out Out!!. If only because of the ridiculous EU fishing quotas that are imposed on "us," in "our" waters. For years fishermen have had to throw perfectly good fish (dead as well!!) back into the sea because they can only land what they are told, anyone heard of freezers?, land the fish freeze it and give it to people who need a damn good meal, it's a no brainer, eat it or let it rot at the bottom of the ocean!!. The list of ridiculous rules are endless and i'm not going to go and list them all. One final thought, we are an island and as such have limited space, you can't fit a gallon into a pint pot!!

Regards DaDragon (Roger)

Ah, Cheshire Imperial measures prevail

SCP440 · 20th June 2016, 09:55

I speak to a lot of people most days and the majority seem to be saying they are voting out, admittedly the age group does depend on what they say but even some young people saying they will vote out so house prices collapse and they can then hopefully afford to buy. Most of the over 50's are obviously out but even some of them surprise me for there reasons.

We know the standard reasons but I had one last week tell me she was just wanted to see what would happen if we come out

. Some people really do think if we don't like it we can go back in.

I am sure seeing the way the majority of people feel we will be out on Friday or at least starting our 2 year exit plan but I suppose the part that worries me is what will the rest of Europe do to us to make us pay for leaving? Yes I know it will be cutting of there noses to spite there face but can you imagine what the French Police will be like as we exit the Tunnel for example?

FLYER · 20th June 2016, 10:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by rab60bit

If they follow trawlers in our territorial waters zee seagulls KNOW damn well fish (forget exclusively sardines, any fish...) will be thrown into the sea because of the EU quota rules etc. - and I'm no fisherman

And you win the trophy for getting it .

aguy · 20th June 2016, 10:35

What finally made me decide I will vote OUT is the immigration issue. I don't want to hear the economist's predictions as they are stabbing in the dark. No one knows, there are no 'facts' as no one has ever left the EU before. Also these economists are part of the establishment which in one way or another benefit from freedom of movement and low wages.

I prefer to think we are big enough and strong enough to create our own wealth by trading world wide without EU restrictions.

So it's immigration for me. If the bath is overflowing you turn off the tap.

The government and IN campaigners say we will build more homes, build and improve schools and pour more money into the NHS. Sadly this will only make our Country a more attractive place resulting in even more migrants wanting to come here.

OUT makes sense to me.

championdaddy · 20th June 2016, 10:43

OUT..........for me.

championdaddy · 20th June 2016, 10:44

Out for me.

B o B · 20th June 2016, 10:59

, As a newcomer to this forum I was interested to see this thread. I belong another (British) car forum and they have the same debate and out of 142 votes they're running at 86.6% OUT. Myself, I'm appalled at the rhetoric being handed out by our leaders and it's clear it's becoming a vote for them to be out or in. Lack of hard, substantiated facts makes it difficult to decide. Just lots of "coulds, probablys, etc" just have made me angry and I'll be voting with my heart - OUT -instead of my head. Of course I fall into the over 50 category, (by some distance).

dadragon · 20th June 2016, 11:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by rab60bit

Ah, Cheshire Imperial measures prevail

Nah, that's my Manc roots there fella, the good old days in Gorton with proper money, Pounds Shillings and Pennies, proper sweets like Arrow bars, Black jacks, Flying saucers and Swizzle lollies, came to Wilmslow 47 years ago but will always be a Manc!!
Regards DaDragon (Roger)

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20th June 2016, 10:35	#96
aguy I really should get out more....... Rover 75 Connoisseur SE 2.5 V6 Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: CLEETHORPES Posts: 2,108 Thanks: 833 Thanked 748 Times in 511 Posts	What finally made me decide I will vote OUT is the immigration issue. I don't want to hear the economist's predictions as they are stabbing in the dark. No one knows, there are no 'facts' as no one has ever left the EU before. Also these economists are part of the establishment which in one way or another benefit from freedom of movement and low wages. I prefer to think we are big enough and strong enough to create our own wealth by trading world wide without EU restrictions. So it's immigration for me. If the bath is overflowing you turn off the tap. The government and IN campaigners say we will build more homes, build and improve schools and pour more money into the NHS. Sadly this will only make our Country a more attractive place resulting in even more migrants wanting to come here. OUT makes sense to me. __________________ HARRY.

20th June 2016, 09:27	#91
dadragon Gets stuck in Jaguar 3 litre sport. (Lee) Rover 75 Connoisseur T4'd (Roger) Rover 75 Connoisseur SE (Gaynor) Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Wilmslow Posts: 691 Thanks: 194 Thanked 142 Times in 121 Posts	Out, Out Out!!. If only because of the ridiculous EU fishing quotas that are imposed on "us," in "our" waters. For years fishermen have had to throw perfectly good fish (dead as well!!) back into the sea because they can only land what they are told, anyone heard of freezers?, land the fish freeze it and give it to people who need a damn good meal, it's a no brainer, eat it or let it rot at the bottom of the ocean!!. The list of ridiculous rules are endless and i'm not going to go and list them all. One final thought, we are an island and as such have limited space, you can't fit a gallon into a pint pot!! Regards DaDragon (Roger)

20th June 2016, 09:55	#94
SCP440 I really should get out more....... MG ZT-T 260 Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Witney Posts: 2,504 Thanks: 6 Thanked 910 Times in 571 Posts	I speak to a lot of people most days and the majority seem to be saying they are voting out, admittedly the age group does depend on what they say but even some young people saying they will vote out so house prices collapse and they can then hopefully afford to buy. Most of the over 50's are obviously out but even some of them surprise me for there reasons. We know the standard reasons but I had one last week tell me she was just wanted to see what would happen if we come out . Some people really do think if we don't like it we can go back in. I am sure seeing the way the majority of people feel we will be out on Friday or at least starting our 2 year exit plan but I suppose the part that worries me is what will the rest of Europe do to us to make us pay for leaving? Yes I know it will be cutting of there noses to spite there face but can you imagine what the French Police will be like as we exit the Tunnel for example?

20th June 2016, 10:43	#97
championdaddy This is my second home Mg Zt 190 Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: The FIRST Garden City....Letchworth. Posts: 6,778 Thanks: 1,243 Thanked 920 Times in 698 Posts	OUT..........for me.

20th June 2016, 10:44	#98
championdaddy This is my second home Mg Zt 190 Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: The FIRST Garden City....Letchworth. Posts: 6,778 Thanks: 1,243 Thanked 920 Times in 698 Posts	Out for me.

20th June 2016, 10:59	#99
B o B Newbie Rover tourer 75 Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Southwater, Horsham Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	, As a newcomer to this forum I was interested to see this thread. I belong another (British) car forum and they have the same debate and out of 142 votes they're running at 86.6% OUT. Myself, I'm appalled at the rhetoric being handed out by our leaders and it's clear it's becoming a vote for them to be out or in. Lack of hard, substantiated facts makes it difficult to decide. Just lots of "coulds, probablys, etc" just have made me angry and I'll be voting with my heart - OUT -instead of my head. Of course I fall into the over 50 category, (by some distance).