They’re ALL to far left for you, my bad!.

And you obviously do care (deeply), as you invent things about them. I am reading your posts, and being too kind again, it seems.

Their goods? They’d be exploited for low-wage labour for some goods, sure. But the profits would go to big companies.

And no, it’s factual – we’ve seen that low wages mean we don’t get wage growth, and it would be imposed on them by your second-tier EU status rather than anything any domestic government could change.

You’ve not learned the lessons of the right’s economic failures.

And there you go again, advocating death for anyone with different views, just like your ideological forebears, as you are unable to sustain any valid arguments for your ideology.

So you were lying about the abuse. Or are simply poor at company law.

You are not worth the oxygen.

Ok, I am confused, reduction of tariffs mean, east European countries can sell their products and services more easily allowing them to create more money and pay their people more, rather then we increase tariffs to make it more difficult (trade tariffs work both ways).

To say they would never get into the club is laughable as to have that rule will mean east European governments will be encouraged to increase living standards and wages or get kicked out of office by their own people.

supported ME? I am not a member of any party.
And I dont care what Labour do on policy. I just point out inconistencies ih their approach. Same as I do with other parties. I think the tories have not done well in government since 2010 and if you look around you would see that I have said that.
Why do you make these assumptions about me?

What company? I am a freelance consultant. And I work through a managed service company. Good unfounded assumptions here.

Keep demanding titles suit your bigotry and that you should control the media. Then you lash out at democracy, and ignore the fact that the rise of the UKIP is to do with the right, not the left.

No surprise you don’t believe countries like the Nordics or Germany exist, though.

You are trying to divide the indivisible, to push right wing capitalist loot and pillagenomics.

Not allowing free movement means the same system of visa’s as today, but you are at the same time demanding today’s tarrifs do not apply to goods.

The effect would be harshly negative on wages, of course, ensuring an underclass of countries who would never get into the “club” of “real” EU members.

It’s all about that, in the end, you say that suppressing wages isn’t bad for the least well off, and I do.

And no, I will take a stance against yours and argue it politically, since I am a left winger.