Get Brexhit done

[carmanmemoranda]

Lives stock export is still permitted in some circumstances including race horses for example fir breeding and racing ect

The ban on export for slaughter is possible as a result of Brexit

The decision was and is welcomed by animal rights / welfare campaigners

Not as simple as it sounds. Breeders are not happy

 

[carmanmemoranda]

They told us who we had to let into our country. That's my idea of them having control over us. I didn’t agree with that.

Not true though is it.

Do you know who you should have blamed, and look how many they are letting in now, with those robust border controls in place

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Tell that to one of my neighbours who had to give up working on sites up London unless he was prepared to accept what an EU worker was being paid - £80 for a 10 hour day. He's back up there now that there’s a labour shortage and earning a living wage.

Less than miminmum wage?

Rubbish

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I'm earning more and and other trades too so are lorry drivers.

And prices have gone up.

Now tell us you are better off.

Cost of living is different to £x per hour/week

 

[JohnD]

Tell that to one of my neighbours who had to give up working on sites up London unless he was prepared to accept what an EU worker was being paid - £80 for a 10 hour day. He's back up there now that there’s a labour shortage and earning a living wage.

Are you telling me there are British employers not paying the Minimum Wage?

The guilt for that lies within our own country.

 

[JohnD]

Lives stock export is still permitted in some circumstances including race horses for example fir breeding and racing ect

Racehorses are not food animals

Until they break a leg, get old, or lose one race too many.

 

[Mottie]

Are you telling me there are British employers not paying the Minimum Wage?

The guilt for that lies within our own country.

…and the problem begins with those that accept it. My neighbour didn’t, the EU members did, thus driving the price down. So, the EU gangmasters were winning until they couldn’t get the modern slaves so easily.

 

[Mottie]

good grief you are desperate.

Nobody can state what the outcome of a future election will be, but we can talk about the balance of probabilities. The words “most likely”are exactly that.

 

[Mottie]

Mottie doesn't care.

Boooooooorrriiiing. You wannabe Tories with your three word slogans.

 

[JohnD]

…and the problem begins with those that accept it.

No, the problem begins with employers that break the law.

And is compounded by public services failing to enforce it.

 

[JohnD]

Tories with your three word slogans.

"Take back control"

A lie.

 

[Roy Bloom]

It is you fault as you did the damage by voting brexit.
... so I'd rather we get on with it without spreading negatives.

You do recognise that Brexit is damaging.
And if it's damaging, wouldn't you want to see the negatives reversed?
If you recognise there are negatives, but don't want them reversed, that would seem to be perverse.

 

[Roy Bloom]

Be closer to home for them when they decide to go back when things change after all is that not what asylum is about

That isn't the basis on which they choose which country to claim asylum.
The reasons for choosing which country to claim asylum have been well discussed before, and closeness to country of origin features nowhere on the list.

 

[Roy Bloom]

Surprised the climate activists in here are worried about livestock rules.
I would have thought you would be calling out for a mass slaughter due to harm caused to atmosphere by them.

The only one harping on about it all the time is transam. And i wouldn't describe him as a climate activist, quite the opposite, he wants to drop nuclear bombs on most countries.

 

[Roy Bloom]

The decision was and is welcomed by animal rights / welfare campaigners

and transam.
Who cl;aims to be well connected with animal rights activists, and nuclear bomb warriors that will kill a whole lot of biodiversity, and slowly burn the rest into oblivion.
But transam hasn't got the brains to think that far in advance.