What is it with some people?Thanks for the figures - I had no idea what others were contributing. I'd be asking serious questions on some countries contributions and I still think the UK's payment is too high. If only it were law - OK want to be a part of the EU? 1% of your GDP has to go to foreign aid. No arguments, no countries taking the mick.
I know this wouldn't apply to Canada/America etc but you get the point
I thought people voted to leave the EU as they wanted power back to the UK. Yet here you are suggesting we only do something if we are forced to do it?
and lol at dan being a socialist
What does this have to do with the UK voting to leave the EU?
and yes - Example: Hey Poland, the EU requires 1% of your GDP for foreign aid or your membership is suspended. Me thinks that'd get sorted pretty quickly. Everyone pays the same then no one can argue.. OH GERMANY ONLY PAY X AND WE PAY MORE IT'S NOT FAIR haha
It's funny you say that since the EU already kind of does that, more specifically it invests in infrastructure and projects in undeveloped areas. We don't have a lot of these compared to most other EU countries, hence why we're a net contributor. We also pay into the EU less than both Germany and France, so it's not really as simple as much of a black and white issue as people like to make out.Thanks for the figures - I had no idea what others were contributing. I'd be asking serious questions on some countries contributions and I still think the UK's payment is too high. If only it were law - OK want to be a part of the EU? 1% of your GDP has to go to foreign aid. No arguments, no countries taking the mick.
I know this wouldn't apply to Canada/America etc but you get the point