Topic: Should England leave the UK - page 6. (Read 4388 times)
I think you meant England leave the EU and not UK. Their decision might have some benefits because I read somewhere that there will be less expenditure on their half for certain stuff and they get to not follow certain rules imposed by EU and also they get to be more independent as a whole.
Sounds stupid. doesn't it. But many of the issues raised by Scotland also apply to England ( including parts of London), Westminster seems to be obsessed with boosting financial companies, and it's at the expense of industry, pensions and the people of the UK. We need to break away from it.
Of course an easier solution would be to elect non-venal politicians, but there don't seem to be many around. The primary function of a politician is to get re-elected, and this is despite the enormous costs to the country.
Of course an easier solution would be to elect non-venal politicians, but there don't seem to be many around. The primary function of a politician is to get re-elected, and this is despite the enormous costs to the country.
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