| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum 13:59 - Sep 16 with 9911 views | imsureazzure |
Have voted leave if they believed house prices would fall by 30%? |  | | |  |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:01 - Sep 16 with 3909 views | J2BLUE |
Surely given the demographics of leave voters the opposite would be a much better question as they have the majority of the assets.
Does anyone really believe they will fall 30% and if they do, that it will all be down to Brexit? |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:03 - Sep 16 with 3896 views | footers |
Sure. It would be the Daily Mail's ultimate nightmare. |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:04 - Sep 16 with 3883 views | imsureazzure |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:01 - Sep 16 by J2BLUE |
Surely given the demographics of leave voters the opposite would be a much better question as they have the majority of the assets.
Does anyone really believe they will fall 30% and if they do, that it will all be down to Brexit? |
This rather important chap does.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45516678
I think it would be a great thing, it is strange that the country celebrates people being unable to afford a home. | | | |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:05 - Sep 16 with 3860 views | J2BLUE |
I like Carney but he has pretty much predicted the decline of everything since the vote. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:07 - Sep 16 with 3854 views | imsureazzure |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:05 - Sep 16 by J2BLUE |
I like Carney but he has pretty much predicted the decline of everything since the vote. |
So it is a good thing, my son and daughter will be able to afford a their own home, thank goodness for us vote leavers. | | | |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:07 - Sep 16 with 3850 views | footers |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:05 - Sep 16 by J2BLUE |
I like Carney but he has pretty much predicted the decline of everything since the vote. |
Bankers aren't typically optimistic people, J2! That and the fact that most can see what leaving the world's most affluent trading block will do to a nation. Ho hum. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:08 - Sep 16 with 3842 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:07 - Sep 16 by imsureazzure |
So it is a good thing, my son and daughter will be able to afford a their own home, thank goodness for us vote leavers. |
If it happens. Which it probably won't because we'll either stay or have some sort of deal where things pretty much go on as normal. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:10 - Sep 16 with 3829 views | jeera |
Unless you're sitting on a portfolio of property, it's pretty much irrelevant how much your home is 'worth' to others. |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:13 - Sep 16 with 3806 views | ronnyd |
Carney actively campaigned as as a remain supporter so was, to a degree, a part of the project fear up to and beyond the referendum. The shot answer is that we don,t really know what the hell is going to happen and there are so many takes on the subject.  |  | | |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:13 - Sep 16 with 3801 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:10 - Sep 16 by jeera |
Unless you're sitting on a portfolio of property, it's pretty much irrelevant how much your home is 'worth' to others. |
Agreed. I assume if the price of my flat falls, the price of other properties will fall in line with figure so who really cares?
A flat identical to mine recently sold for 49% more than I paid for mine. Would a fall be down to Brexit or just a natural correction perhaps brought about sooner by Brexit? | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:18 - Sep 16 with 3779 views | Herbivore |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:10 - Sep 16 by jeera |
Unless you're sitting on a portfolio of property, it's pretty much irrelevant how much your home is 'worth' to others. |
I guess it matters if you end up in negative equity and need to move or remortgage. A 30% fall would put a good amount of people in negative equity. |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:20 - Sep 16 with 3775 views | footers |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:13 - Sep 16 by ronnyd |
Carney actively campaigned as as a remain supporter so was, to a degree, a part of the project fear up to and beyond the referendum. The shot answer is that we don,t really know what the hell is going to happen and there are so many takes on the subject. |
Carney didn't 'actively campaign' for Remain. The governor of the BoE and the BoE itself is impartial. Stating the bleeding obvious that Brexit will be financial suicide isn't 'Project Fear'- a label used to discredit anything Leave voters don't like.
One thing I will predict is that there will be no sunlit Brexit uplands. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:27 - Sep 16 with 3733 views | imsureazzure |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:20 - Sep 16 by footers |
Carney didn't 'actively campaign' for Remain. The governor of the BoE and the BoE itself is impartial. Stating the bleeding obvious that Brexit will be financial suicide isn't 'Project Fear'- a label used to discredit anything Leave voters don't like.
One thing I will predict is that there will be no sunlit Brexit uplands. |
Strange that Michael Foot, when in Wilsons cabinet campaigned to not join the EEC. | | | |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:31 - Sep 16 with 3706 views | footers |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:27 - Sep 16 by imsureazzure |
Strange that Michael Foot, when in Wilsons cabinet campaigned to not join the EEC. |
I'm not Michael Foot.
My views on Europe are a bit more complicated than Leave/Remain. I would have actually pushed for a 'radical remain'- the only thing I agree with David Cameron about- to push through changes in Europe. Obviously mine would have been a bit different to Cameron's.
Joining Europe in the first place is an interesting topic though. Not one I've got time for today though. Was Foot right to campaign against joining? We'll never know as we obviously joined the EEC.
My Remain vote was mainly based on our precarious financial position after the worst crash in 100 years. It was the stupidest time to call for a referendum on Europe but an understandable one as austerity hit hard and people starting looking for things to blame. Most of those people are turkeys voting for Christmas imo. But there we are. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:38 - Sep 16 with 3614 views | BlueBadger |
What? |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:40 - Sep 16 with 3611 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:31 - Sep 16 by footers |
I'm not Michael Foot.
My views on Europe are a bit more complicated than Leave/Remain. I would have actually pushed for a 'radical remain'- the only thing I agree with David Cameron about- to push through changes in Europe. Obviously mine would have been a bit different to Cameron's.
Joining Europe in the first place is an interesting topic though. Not one I've got time for today though. Was Foot right to campaign against joining? We'll never know as we obviously joined the EEC.
My Remain vote was mainly based on our precarious financial position after the worst crash in 100 years. It was the stupidest time to call for a referendum on Europe but an understandable one as austerity hit hard and people starting looking for things to blame. Most of those people are turkeys voting for Christmas imo. But there we are. |
Lots of people acting like radical remain was an option. It wasn't and we shouldn't rewrite history pretending it was. The EU are incredibly inflexible. This notion that we could stay in and bring about radical change is purely wishful thinking. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:40 - Sep 16 with 3612 views | bournemouthblue |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 14:13 - Sep 16 by ronnyd |
Carney actively campaigned as as a remain supporter so was, to a degree, a part of the project fear up to and beyond the referendum. The shot answer is that we don,t really know what the hell is going to happen and there are so many takes on the subject. |
I hate the project fear tag
It's as if the Leave campaign was completely positive
I could have sworn they were talking about Turkey joining the EU and a European Army among other things |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:43 - Sep 16 with 3601 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:40 - Sep 16 by bournemouthblue |
I hate the project fear tag
It's as if the Leave campaign was completely positive
I could have sworn they were talking about Turkey joining the EU and a European Army among other things |
The EU army is happening isn't it? | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:46 - Sep 16 with 3595 views | footers |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:40 - Sep 16 by J2BLUE |
Lots of people acting like radical remain was an option. It wasn't and we shouldn't rewrite history pretending it was. The EU are incredibly inflexible. This notion that we could stay in and bring about radical change is purely wishful thinking. |
It was possible. It would have taken time through negotiations with partners in the EU. If your concern is immigration Britain could have adopted the same rules as many other EU countries have in relation to free movement. But successive governments decided not to.
We're now in a position where we'll in the best case scenario basically still be part of the EU and have no say, with the worst being that we'll revert to WTO tariffs and basically become a tax haven.
Wishful thinking is thinking removing yourself from the world's most affluent trade bloc will somehow be a good thing. It won't be. [Post edited 16 Sep 2018 15:47]
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:48 - Sep 16 with 3583 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:46 - Sep 16 by footers |
It was possible. It would have taken time through negotiations with partners in the EU. If your concern is immigration Britain could have adopted the same rules as many other EU countries have in relation to free movement. But successive governments decided not to.
We're now in a position where we'll in the best case scenario basically still be part of the EU and have no say, with the worst being that we'll revert to WTO tariffs and basically become a tax haven.
Wishful thinking is thinking removing yourself from the world's most affluent trade bloc will somehow be a good thing. It won't be. [Post edited 16 Sep 2018 15:47]
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We asked for some reforms and they barely gave us anything. The idea we could convince the likes of Germany and France to radically change the 'European project' is simply rubbish IMO based on everything we saw. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:51 - Sep 16 with 3571 views | footers |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:48 - Sep 16 by J2BLUE |
We asked for some reforms and they barely gave us anything. The idea we could convince the likes of Germany and France to radically change the 'European project' is simply rubbish IMO based on everything we saw. |
A month's worth of negotiations do nothing at international level. DC was so sure he'd win the referendum that real European reform wasn't all that necessary. Had he thought so, I'd imagine he'd come up with a better strategy than demanding the EU instantly and radically reforms itself.
It was sheer arrogance on his part, and a reason he will go down as one of the worst PMs this country has ever had. [Post edited 16 Sep 2018 15:52]
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:53 - Sep 16 with 3565 views | Steve_M |
No because they wouldn't be falling for a good reason (i.e more supply ) but rather a complete collapse in demand. And whilst an economy built largely on house price rises and consumer debt is heavily flawed destroying that isn't going to improve the health of the rest of the economy - especially given the likely impact of non-tariff barriers on what's left of UK manufacturing. |  |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:59 - Sep 16 with 3538 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:51 - Sep 16 by footers |
A month's worth of negotiations do nothing at international level. DC was so sure he'd win the referendum that real European reform wasn't all that necessary. Had he thought so, I'd imagine he'd come up with a better strategy than demanding the EU instantly and radically reforms itself.
It was sheer arrogance on his part, and a reason he will go down as one of the worst PMs this country has ever had. [Post edited 16 Sep 2018 15:52]
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I still completely disagree with you that it was possible. They didn't even pretend it was possible. It would have been something that was mentioned to get the remain vote through and then completely forgotten about. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 16:01 - Sep 16 with 3531 views | footers |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 15:59 - Sep 16 by J2BLUE |
I still completely disagree with you that it was possible. They didn't even pretend it was possible. It would have been something that was mentioned to get the remain vote through and then completely forgotten about. |
It's better to be in the tent pissing out...
But we'll see what happens. | |
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| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 16:04 - Sep 16 with 3519 views | J2BLUE |
| Would those who voted remain in the Refrendum on 16:01 - Sep 16 by footers |
It's better to be in the tent pissing out...
But we'll see what happens. |
Meaningless soundbite. | |
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