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[DimPrawn]

It doesn't work because there are a more EU citizens not buying British. The trade deficit rose this year.

So EU citizens are boycotting British goods to punish British people?

[BlasterBates]

WTFH - does this mean EU citizens want UK citizens to suffer?

LOL

Just a fact, when Brexiteers buy British they have no impact on the trade deficit and end up with some low quality sh*te they don't really want to make a point.

[BlasterBates]

So EU citizens are boycotting British goods to punish British people?

Just demonstrates the futility of a "buy British" slogan.

[Bean]

Just a fact, when Brexiteers buy British they have no impact on the trade deficit and end up with some low quality sh*te they don't really want to make a point.

[Pats you on the head]
Attaboy, now go back to your finger painting in the corner.

[PCTNN]

So EU citizens are boycotting British goods to punish British people?

Imagine this scenario: you are a EU citizen living in the UK. The decision of leaving the EU is forced upon you (because EU citizens were not allowed to vote in the brexit referendum). Now you have a choice: you can buy british products and support a country that clearly doesn't want you and all your fellow immigrants; or you can buy EU products to support and strengthen the EU economy, where you'll eventually go back because the UK has become a fascist tuliphole.

Easy choice.

[BR14]

Imagine this scenario: you are a EU citizen living in the UK. The decision of leaving the EU is forced upon you (because EU citizens were not allowed to vote in the brexit referendum). Now you have a choice: you can buy british products and support a country that clearly doesn't want you and all your fellow immigrants; or you can buy EU products to support and strengthen the EU economy, where you'll eventually go back because the UK has become a fascist tuliphole.

Easy choice.

don't let the door slap your arse on the way out.

'byeeee

[original PM]

Imagine this scenario: you are a EU citizen living in the UK. The decision of leaving the EU is forced upon you (because EU citizens were not allowed to vote in the brexit referendum). Now you have a choice: you can buy british products and support a country that clearly doesn't want you and all your fellow immigrants; or you can buy EU products to support and strengthen the EU economy, where you'll eventually go back because the UK has become a fascist tuliphole.

Easy choice.

Ummm no..

The vote was not about stopping all 'foreigners' from coming into the Uk - it was about leaving the political body which was the EU - an outcome of that is the loss of completely freedom of movement.

What we wanted to stop was completely unfettered migration of people arriving in the EU from outside, being given asylum - and then traipsing through many other EU countries together to the UK - which is not how it should work.

Anyone who is a has proved themselves to be a productive member of UK society or has the skills to prove they could be and wishes to integrate into UK society is welcome regardless of their race, colour or creed.

[WTFH]

Please quote or post the post number where anyone except you said they "refused to buy from the EU" - but you can't because it is your creation...

All I've said is you should stop conflating wanting to buying British, with wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation.

So, no - it's your 'whatabouttery/slippery slope/move the goal posts routine' - I've just called it out as such. Sorry, you must try harder.

The words used were "Avoid buying... at all costs"

I most humbly apologise for using the word "refusing", because avoiding at all costs is completely different to refusing.

But since your pedantry and deflection knows no bounds, you now need to apologise as I never used the word "refuse", even though you put it in quotes and then later "refused" again in quotes, implying I said it.

It still is deflection on your part as you refuse to answer the question regarding the difference between consumers buying from companies or individuals based in Europe and "the EU"

As usual, you want to deflect from the point to try to avoid the difficult concept of thinking about what is being discussed.

[darmstadt]

So EU citizens are boycotting British goods to punish British people?

So British people aren't buying British goods, how unpatriotic...

[PCTNN]

don't let the door slap your arse on the way out.

'byeeee

you're not going to have any doors, guys. All used up to warm yourselves up in the cold winters