Re: Should I Stay or Should I Go? @ Codejunky
Yes Codejunky
But it's not forcing the non right shaped banananas to be thrown out.
It was sold like this was some draconian law that says bananas can't be sold if they are not of this standard. It is a good example of the leave campaigns use of misinformation. The law actually being broken btw is a consumer protection law, not a banana law. Triggered by the bananas not being of correct standard but sold as such.
And a note on standards, weirdly enough they are good things. I have worked in manufacturing of duvets, pillows etc, lets address that because one of the other lies was about all the regulations on pillows. You know what? Some of those things are handy, for example if you do not have standards then you can get some really dodgy fills, I have seen pillows where weight is made up of dust, or they use chciken feather that has not been properly cleaned or curled. This means you get chicken feather rather than what the standard might say for example duck, you may even get broken chicken feather where the shafts are broken, good for causing allergies, good for attracting dust mites. How about thread count on ticks (outer fabric casing on pillows and duvets, basically the fabric that holds the stuffing in), to low you get dust mites through, lets not have standards requiring that to matter.
Course we could get rid of these daft standards and consumer protection and just go rogue on it all, should be fun next time you plug in something electrical without standards I reckon.
As for Farage, when your EU MP is interested in leaving the EU, does not vote on any issue that he then gets on his high horse about claiming we have no say when we would if he actually voted, and you still hold him up as a shining example of honesty and have no doubs about his ulterior motivations then I have to wonder how? why? Surely thats like saying I know he did it to sell these lies and I am cool with beliveing them? Thats just nuts.