I wasn't wrong Borojo our laws ultimately can be overturned by the European courts, a whole host of human rights lawyers have made a killing on that gravy train.
The Human Rights Act and ECHR has nothing to do with the EU. It's Council Of Europe - we were a founding member, remain a member, and nobody has suggested leaving. You're completely wrong in thinking that human rights law has a thing to do with the EU. If you have a problem with people being able to protect their human rights - and incidentally, read how those rights protected a teenage rape victim abused by the police and then get back to me - then you're looking at the wrong organisation. You might as well try to return a Currys laptop to a branch of Macdonalds.
And discussing the size of bananas was an eu directive
No it wasn't. There was an agricultural directive that said perfect class fruit and veg needed to be just that, or they would be Class 2. It's silly, yes, but if you are seriously arguing that you think we should leave one of the most successful trading blocks because you think bananas should be all manner of shapes and not subjected to rules on curvature, then I'm afraid I think it is you that is being ridiculous. Talk about baby and bathwater - argue against petty regulation and change it from within, but to inflict all this because fruit and veg are classed into various levels of perfection prior to sale? Seriously?
I've never heard such sour grapes by a loosing side, get over it and move on.
Rubbish. It's called democracy - people have the right to campaign and argue and say what the hell they want when they disagree with a political outcome. Or why did all those opposed to EU membership not accept the democratically elected governments deciding to remain in over the years - why wasn't that whining and sour grapes?
The whole premise of the out campaign was to regain control of our laws. So it isn't the case that parliament has the final say as it does not.
Actually, yes it does. In law, Parliament is sovereign and can do what the hell it wants. The referendum was purely advisory - it didn't create law, it just advised the Parliament on what people wanted to happen. I highly doubt they will ignore it, but there is absolutely nothing you can do other than vote them out at the next election if they do.
Our nhs is on its last legs and can't cope with the immigration free fall coming into the UK. As are our schools and other institutions.
Firstly, they are on their last legs because of cuts. They weren't before austerity and we had free movement of people then, too. Secondly, much immigration has nothing to do with the EU, anyway. And finally, the Leave politicians are now freely admitting that they will have to agree to keep free movement of people from Europe if they want to continue to trade, so your vote has not reduced immigration one jot. You can watch Hannan admit to that here. They lied to you.
We should have a points system like Australia, no one is saying Australia is racist are they? We already do have a points system like Australia.
Australia is widely regarded as one of the most racist countries on earth. Google "Stolen Generation" and then read this. Amnesty International are fairly vehement on the subject. And as a dual Australian/British national, I can't say I think it's a model I want us to adopt here, no. People in the camps sew their lips together. They set fire to themselves. They are there for years, and they are claiming asylum. The government has banned whistleblowing and the media are denied access. And that is your idea of perfection?!