Well /pol, are you educated on the facts?
>have to pay a million pounds to buy a shack
>hurr thank god for le muslims
fuck off david cameron we're burning down this EU with no survivors
>>72310413
>EU is good for trade
>25 billion pound trade good deficit
>>72310487
>EU good for workers
>declining real wages
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/jan/31/real-wages-falling-longest-period-ons-record
>>72310278
Considering the first "fact" is bullshit, even according the pro EU British government, I'm going to assume the rest is too.
>Pic related is British governments own estimate of laws made by the EU
>>72310542
>EU good for workers
>drowned in private debt and high housing costs
>>72310278
>13.2%
The fact that any of a sovereign country's laws come from outside its borders is wrong.
>Unelected Bureaucrats
If a German EU Parliament member is legislating from Brits who didn't elect him then it is unelected legislation.
>EU Migrants
You may be right on this point. Congrats.
>EU helping ordinary people
No, the EU is the tool of the elites in European countries. That is why the elites are the one who most push for the survival of the EU. Safe working hours and pay equality would have existed in other developed countries regardless of the EU.
>EU Markets biggest
The only reason the EU's market is the biggest is because individual countries can't make separate trade deals with other countries. If you honestly believe that the Dutch market for a good is bigger than the CHINESE market you may be autistic.
>ECHR
You're right
>Different Brits
The EU is a International hegemony. By definition, it requires a loss of identity to the home state and a greater contribution to the Hegemony for survival.
>>72310564
good work britfag.
source?
>>72310564
I love the end of this documentary when Hitchens looks around that room where all the EU law books are slowly replacing all the Brit law books.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY_BgnZdwko
It shows the death of the UK so well.
>>72310278
bait
>>72310610
https://fullfact.org/europe/uk-law-what-proportion-influenced-eu/
>>72310278
Obvious paid NWO troll is obvious.
![30-s05-EU-Abgeordnete-je-Ei_1398789967124350[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Jp3nVj5.jpg "30-s05-EU-Abgeordnete-je-Ei_1398789967124350[1].jpg")
EU Parliament is fucking undemocratic, because for Germany & the UK 1 Delegate represents 850.000 people, for Malta its 1 Delegate per 70.000 People. Fuck this shit
>>72310781
Forgot that I'm at work, i'm a kraut
>>72310278
>Laws in the UK get lobbied by the EU
>They're not written by the EU though
>So they totally aren't EU laws
>>72310602
>You may be right on this point. Congrats.
It's not the EU migrants that are the problem, though.
>>72310278
On the subject of EU laws...
>Sometimes a figure of 70% is used — including in February 2014 by Viviane Reding, the Vice-President of the European Commission.
Entire list goes into the trash, lucky I didnt need to read further than the 2nd line of you image.
>>72310278
It took less than 20 replies to turn this list into Swiss cheese.
I think you better rethink your strategy Mr. Cameron.
>>72310781
well, but then this is the problem with parliaments as such, their sole purpose of existence is to neutralize the popular political will and steer it in the directions the ruling class wants.
>>72310278
worth reading no capx dot co
a-critical-view-of-the-eu-deal-from-germany-to-britain/
>>72311079
>It's not the EU migrants that are the problem, though.
not entirely true, there was a reason why Poles and Romanians were blocked from coming here for years despite their EU membership. Any mass migration is a problem.
Georgia and maybe Ukraien get visa free travel into the EU, I hope they all go to UK
http://www.rferl.org/content/eu-visa-free-travel-ukraine/27686240.html
