May urges MPs to have a 'second look' at her Brexit deal.

@Longleggedlady so you don't believe in democracy, this country will never go bankrupt, to start with billions and billions saved if we leave EU, this country always seems to find money when needed

@Nyloncapes not when it destroys peoples futures

@Longleggedlady you listen to the scare mongeres nobody can predict what is going to happen that is fact

I like what I have and am prepared to fight to keep it

@Longleggedlady so the referendum vote should just keep going till you all get your way that is very democratic , so your scared of change and opportunities if can open up for other people,

@Nyloncapes To answer the questions firstly the majority was too small for it not to end up in a fight if they had 75%+ leave it stood a chance secondly the majority of the remain folks are where the majority of the smart and money is
Thirdly people were downright lied to with parts of the leave campaign about immigrants the ones coming legally are not an issue lots come and go to do jobs that you simply cannot get British people to do in the hospitality,farming construction industries for a start and if you think they are being poorly paid there are rules called minimum wage if they are EU national same as for British worker but the locals perceive this as below them and do not want the job because they get benefits okay here is a change instead of giving those people that able to do a day's work benefits we turn around and say we need say for interest sake we have 100 labourers needed on construction site X this will be your wage per hour you want money off you go and do the job and then you have a vote
Don't get me wrong l have no issues with funding benefits for those that truly cannot work because they are ill, disabled, pensioners but do not like funding layabouts
Maybe maybe not about the prediction stuff but there are things that can be done

@Longleggedlady do you work up London on building sites a lot of my family do , there scaffolders, and I can tell you now for fact all sites now are mainly foreigners, as they get 80 to £90 a day where as years ago we scaffolding getting £120 to £140 a day , that's why the English not getting the new work on sites up London

@Nyloncapes You have also got to look at world economy in general there as a whole wages have been squeezed in especially the construction industry the world over there are less and less big projects the companies themselves have been under huge pressures to keep costs down and remember in those big companies there are shareholders and or investors that want paying back as well

@Longleggedlady I don't know where you live but I live in London and I can tell! You now there are building projects going on all over south, easy north west London and huge developments, but thanks for your reply and nice to be able to have a debate about this like adults and no nastiness

They are under pressure believe my husband is a very qualified electrical Engineer has a small electrical company of 50 electrician that does the heavy electrical side of big buildings we they are constantly forced into lowering prices tendered we have lost many a contract because we simply cannot go low enough and make a profit my husband himself simply does not bother anymore to even try and get any of the local jobs as he says what they are willing to pay him is an insult has more or less retired now

@Nyloncapes Live in Surrey not far from Godalming prior to that Chelsea/Knightsbridge border SW1