Yup. Nothing undemocratic about that there EU.

[WES]

I'm no fan of the bloke, but Nigel Farage is pro-immigration, certainly to the extent that he believes we should still continue to allow significant numbers of immigrants coming into the country after Brexit

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[Monty92]

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Well that's told me

[eastgermanautos]

The counter argument to that is that to sacrifice the sort of democracy that would provide us with more control of our borders, laws and money in order to ensure a higher standard of living and a more diverse, inclusive, multi-cultural experience for ourselves and our children is also an act of principle. You seem to mistake a lack of principle with holding different principles than you. And your definition of democracy seems to be involve British people only; there’s no room in your world for swarthy foreigners having a finger in your democratic world. Presumably this is another one of your principles; one shared by people like Nigel Farage and UKIP voters in places like Basildon.

You should be careful about invoking ‘principles’ in this argument, Burney, you risk people pointing out some of the less savoury principles associated with so many of the Leave voters.

WES! Dropping that knowledge. Edumacate these fools. I'm a bit of a Keynesian myself. Therefore I don't like all this protectionism. Little-known fact: John Maynard Keynes was 6'7". Sign him Emery to shore up our leaky defense.