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By:
lapsy pa
When: 14 Jun 21 13:12
Yes Lfc,get Frostie to negotiate that.
By:
boxingthefox
When: 14 Jun 21 13:13

Jun 14, 2021 -- 1:10PM, lfc1971 wrote:


And stop free movement and the right to live and work in Britain also , cheers


ShockedShockedShocked

By:
boxingthefox
When: 14 Jun 21 13:14
lfc, please don't send me back there. Shocked
By:
lfc1971
When: 14 Jun 21 13:17
Laugh btf you’re always welcome in England ,simple as that
By:
mrtopnotch
When: 14 Jun 21 13:19
I welcome the 110000 English living in Ireland - good people Love
By:
boxingthefox
When: 14 Jun 21 13:20

Jun 14, 2021 -- 1:17PM, lfc1971 wrote:


btf you’re always welcome in England ,simple as that


Love

By:
lfc1971
When: 14 Jun 21 13:21
You’re not welcome mrtopnotch, sorry
By:
mrtopnotch
When: 14 Jun 21 13:21
There could be vote for the Reunification of Ireland sooner than we think
By:
boxingthefox
When: 14 Jun 21 13:21
Laugh
By:
boxingthefox
When: 14 Jun 21 13:22
Laugh'You’re not welcome mrtopnotch, sorry.
By:
boxingthefox
When: 14 Jun 21 13:24
If you know your history, Ireland has never been unified, therefore reunification is a nonsense.
By:
Giuseppe
When: 15 Jun 21 13:49
australia trade deal

chairperson of national famers union: we are not competitive with australian farmers
By:
Giuseppe
When: 15 Jun 21 13:51
hormone injected beef will not be allowed into uk
By:
mrtopnotch
When: 18 Jun 21 13:44
"The UK has requested that it be extended to 30 September 2021. The Commission will now assess this request.
The Commission has already indicated its openness to finding solutions in line with the Protocol.
However, for that to happen, the UK must fully implement the Protocol, which is the solution found to protect the Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement, the functioning of the all-island economy, and the integrity of the EU's Single Market. There is no alternative to the Protocol.
When looking for solutions, providing stability and predictability for the people of Northern Ireland will be of paramount importance."

Oh dear oh dear oh dearPlain
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 14:37
Q1 2021 UK exports to EU down by £2b

diary products down 90%, Whisky down 32% (although up to US, with removal of Trump's putative tariff war), chocolate down 37%, lamb down 14%.  UK exports to Ireland down 70% !!

UK GDP was almost 50% higher than Ireland's when both countries joined the EC in 1973.  in 2020 Ireland had just over 100% (more than double) per capita income than the UK.  Sad

do you think the solution to our widening impoverishment in comparison to our nearest neighbours is to do more, or fewer, exports to our nearest neighbours?

I think more.  But just my opinion.  Could be to export less.  Any experts here can help?
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 14:50
UKs gdp was 50% higher before joining the EU
The mistake was joining the EU in 1873 , that’s why we’ve left .
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 14:51
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By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 14:53
That’s of course if you believe the gdp figures as a measure of a citizens wealth
Depends how it’s measured etc
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 14:59
per capita means just that. per head of population in 2020 the UK income was 40k dollars, Ireland's was over 80k.

in 1973 the numbers were 2k (Ireland) v 3k UK.

No wonder the Irish are pro EU.  Same for London, which is where England's wealth growth has been concentrated.  Domestic failure to fairly distribute the wealth to the regions (non Urban) clearly at play in English angst.  Obvs, it should be aimed at Westminster, not Brussels, but there wasn't a referendum on the Westminster system was there?
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:05
The EU is good for some countries , it’s bad for others
It’s good if you are a small country receiving billions of pounds from the EU ( ie Britain )
and don’t have the burden of creating the jobs and mass immigration

You’re not a thinker are you bigpop ? What’s good for one country can be bad for another
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:06
* ie billions of pounds from Britain
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:14
By the way per capita doesn’t mean just that , it depends how it’s measured
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 18 Jun 21 15:19
What correlation is there between wealth per capita, and how wealth is distributed?

If you're skint, you're skint regardless of how well your country is doing.

And you can be also rich while everyone around you is on the breadline.
By:
Giuseppe
When: 18 Jun 21 15:20
correct, ireland has a very high GDP per capita but I am skint
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:23
Bigpop will be telling us China’s gdp next , what a mug
By:
Giuseppe
When: 18 Jun 21 15:25
another example would be lfc

Briatin is quite povo these days, but lfc is a multi millionaire property investor
By:
Giuseppe
When: 18 Jun 21 15:25
you can't make sweeping generalisations based on per capita statistics
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:28
correct
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 15:35
you are both correct and incorrect.  Per capita income does not mean many people are not skint; indeed, aggressive neo-liberalism has seen wealth inequality and concentration of wealth grow, with the current political side effects.  for individuals it's a meaningless figure.

Per capita wealth can still indicate if a country is succeeding within a system however.  Ireland are clearly making their current situation work for them (as a country). 

The UK is clearly going wrong somewhere.  Ignoring the question - would increasing exports be a good idea for total national wealth? - doesn't change the answer.  Like if you run out of time on an exam: an unanswered question gets you no marks, just like an incorrect answer...
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 15:36

do you think the solution to our widening impoverishment in comparison to our nearest neighbours is to do more, or fewer, exports to our nearest neighbours?
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:39
You still don’t get it
It depends how it’s measured ( before per capita ) some of the total it may be impossible to distribute
And then also it depends how it is distributed
There that’s explained it for you
By:
Giuseppe
When: 18 Jun 21 15:40
not a lot is being distributed to me, that's for sure
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:41
Ireland eg may have many billions that are tallied up as part of gdp
But it doesn’t and cannot go to Irish citizens
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 15:42
is this another one of those 'there's no racism everyone is racist' paradoxes?

(it doesn't 'depend on how it is measured'  per capita wealth is the measure being referred to).  It's a way of allowing for population size when comparing economic success of countries.  Accepting - as above - that individuals may or may not share in the overall success (or relative failure).

there you go.  all explained for you  Love
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:43
And this fact , in a small country particularly , these large sums that are unavailable , skews Ireland’s gdp figures
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 15:44
bigpoppapump 18 Jun 21 14:36 

do you think the solution to our widening impoverishment in comparison to our nearest neighbours is to do more, or fewer, exports to our nearest neighbours?


still not tackling this one?...

Grin
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:48
It depends , you see Germany eg are trading more and more
Have done over the last twenty years , and getting poorer and poorer
I could explain why , but it’s complicated
You’ve enough to be getting on with so far
By:
lfc1971
When: 18 Jun 21 15:51
You haven’t understood per capita yet :(
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 15:55
FWIW German GDP in 2020 was more than twice that of 2000, but I don't suppose that will dissuade you of the your idea that Germany is getting 'poorer and poorer'  ?

Confused
By:
bigpoppapump
When: 18 Jun 21 15:58
so the collapse in UK exports to our nearest neighbours, could be a positive thing in lfc world.

they should make you the spokesman who takes that message to relevant industries which are being wiped out by gvt policy.  'oh no, it's no bad thing you have nobody to sell your stuff to anymore, you just don't understand how to measure things'

Cry
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