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You lot whining on and grasping at every straw as it becomes more obvious the EU realises they are doomed. Watch Europe slide to the right, lets hope the Donald rescues it from disaster as the US always has to.
Though the fantasists wanting to impose a Canada -- deal are quite funny.
Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.
You lot whining on and grasping at every straw as it becomes more obvious the EU realises they are doomed. Watch Europe slide to the right, lets hope the Donald rescues it from disaster as the US always has to.
Though the fantasists wanting to impose a Canada -- deal are quite funny.
I think the only thing that is certain about brexit is that it is impossible to have a civil discussion about it.
Thanks to all that tried.
I look forward to all the answers popping out of a magic hat on the 29th of March. I am glad I have dual nationality and am skilled. I am glad my kids also have this choice.
I think the only thing that is certain about brexit is that it is impossible to have a civil discussion about it.
Thanks to all that tried.
I look forward to all the answers popping out of a magic hat on the 29th of March. I am glad I have dual nationality and am skilled. I am glad my kids also have this choice.
Civil discussion is possible, just don’t expect details. Brexit is an ideology, not a detailed destination.
For example, you’ll get platitudes like “take back control” without any detailed arguments on how the U.K. currently votes on EU laws, what laws have been passed that would be repealed, what additional laws would be needed to make the U.K. safer or more competitive that couldn’t be passed anyway, what jurisdictive rights the U.K. would still need to cede to be part of EU agencies (EASA, EMA, Eurarom, etc), what rights would still be ceded as part of WTO, UN, WHO, NATO, etc.
I think the only thing that is certain about brexit is that it is impossible to have a civil discussion about it.
Thanks to all that tried.
I look forward to all the answers popping out of a magic hat on the 29th of March. I am glad I have dual nationality and am skilled. I am glad my kids also have this choice.
17 million people voted for it, and it's hard to have a civil discussion if they want to ignore the rest of the population.
At one time they compare the EU to the USSR, and next they are comparing it to Hitler's Germany
And then we're told that you might as well have a crystal ball to work out the future because no one could have any idea.
In other words, some have chosen Mystic Meg over logic and facts. You'd think that maybe the leaders of the Brexit group would have been smart enough to carry out, say, about 57 sets of analysis on the impact of Brexit on different sectors of the economy that would go into excruciating detail.
But, maybe just to make it clear, it is not the case that these analyses exist.
So, there's your future in a nut shell. Buy one lottery ticket, you're more likely to end up better off if you do than when we leave the EU.
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