Is it credible that UK goods could compete in markets where there is a marked difference in the cost of production because of disparities in wages and working conditions? Would we want to run down the living standards of democratically supported working people in developed economies or would we rather raise those standards in less developed economies with non-democratic regimes? Does it comfort you to watch wealth migrate to the wealthy from the working?
We must have large and well regulated markets wherein we can trade without damaging ourselves and others. The Eurozone and North America are two such markets. Break up the Eurozone and you break up our largest and most secure market. Break it up why? Because they sought to standardise how much meat should be contained in what they call a sausage? Let's expand good practice to the Far East and Latin America and ultimately Africa and the Middle East. Let's not cave in to for example that Singapore asshole who lectured Jeremy Paxman on how Europeans don't work hard enough. Yes let's go back to work shall we! I'd love a job punching rivets for pennies a day and no entitlements so that jackass can prosper.
Gray Dourman
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