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Should the UK remain a member of the EU


Anny Road
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  1. 1. Should the UK remain a member of the EU

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10 minutes ago, Anny Road said:

Compared to my old fellas generation we are. They had nothing but owed no one a penny.

Car, motgage, student loans, credit cards give us the illusion of wealth.

You mean the millionaire baby boomers? 

 

Having something is always preferable to having nothingsurely?  

 

Crime is lower, there are fewer wars, medical care is incredible and we all travel the world.  

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2 minutes ago, Anny Road said:

Point is we are not better of these days than they were. Safe secure employment, free education with grants, council accommodation, good pensions.

Your average working class lad has a much tougher time now supporting a family.

You’ll live longer than him, you’ll be healthier than him, you’ll have access to technology that would have been science fiction in his day.  You can get to the other side of the world in less than a day and have free education until 18.  So yes, a lot better. 

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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/life-expectancy-gap-rich-poor-england-increase-health-wealth-living-standards-diet-education-crime-a8211866.html

Technology can be a negative as well as a positive. My old man was not getting emails and phone calls at 11pm

Plus the music was better and we won the league occasionally. 

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The point is when you have thousands of people living on the streets, over a hundred thousand killed by austerity measures in the worlds 5th richest economy, violent crime rising, racism rising, environmental disaster around the corner, massive economic inequality, earth’s resources pillaged for the benefit of a few rich cunts, the prevalence of propaganda driving the news cycle, zero hour contracts, children in poverty, people starving to death or having to use food banks to survive - things are not fucking fine just because some, or even most of us can afford to run two cars and have a two week holiday every summer. This is an ever expanding, ever more precarious bubble and it’s going to burst in all of our faces. 

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I don't see why Corbyn's leadership should be called into question just because all of the tories voted to stay in power and dup are backing them up. All other parties combined can't do anything unless there's some type of real tory division. Maybe if it was at a later stage and it was either no deal brexit shortly or no confidence we'd be facing an election. Right now though they're probably more concentrated on hoping some type of better deal can be worked out and that situation avoided.

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