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Damn right.
Actually, the most pressing question and burning issue is this:
How much more Alpha is Tosno now?
Damn right.
A middle ground can be found.
This is the Internet and a lot of people have lost an Internet argument - that is serious to a lot of people.
In all seriousness the doom and gloom seems to be largely based on the EU taking revenge and punishing us (which I don't believe - money talks) but what that does do is reinforce to me that WE have made the right decision.
What does that mean?
a middle ground will not be found without the inclsuion of free movement of people. This is a fact. If the UK don't are can't accept that then there will be no free trade. moreover there are no stipulations that any trade agreements need to be in place by the time the 2 year period finishes. If the UK cannot find any concession then they get cut lose with or without their trade agreement. The EU will find a way (likely via the ECB) to re stabilise it's remaining members and they key indsutries while the UK flounders around like a fish out of water. The perceived dream position brexiters purport we will get is just that, a dream. The EU will never concede free trade without free movement of people.
leaving the EU but remaining part of the EEA might sound nice, but again this means 1. still paying the EU and 2. accepting free movement of people. Both of which are points the brexit camp campaigned saying if we leave we get to keep our money and curb EU immigration. The main difference now would be that we follow those rules still but no longer have any seat at the table where they are now conceived.
The EU will never agree to free trade without free movement of people, so I hope everyone starts getting that into their thought patterns quickly and don't waste the little time we will be afforded kicking a dead horse
a middle ground will not be found without the inclsuion of free movement of people. This is a fact. If the UK don't are can't accept that then there will be no free trade. moreover there are no stipulations that any trade agreements need to be in place by the time the 2 year period finishes. If the UK cannot find any concession then they get cut lose with or without their trade agreement. The EU will find a way (likely via the ECB) to re stabilise it's remaining members and they key indsutries while the UK flounders around like a fish out of water. The perceived dream position brexiters purport we will get is just that, a dream. The EU will never concede free trade without free movement of people.
leaving the EU but remaining part of the EEA might sound nice, but again this means 1. still paying the EU and 2. accepting free movement of people. Both of which are points the brexit camp campaigned saying if we leave we get to keep our money and curb EU immigration. The main difference now would be that we follow those rules still but no longer have any seat at the table where they are now conceived.
The EU will never agree to free trade without free movement of people, so I hope everyone starts getting that into their thought patterns quickly and don't waste the little time we will be afforded kicking a dead horse
a middle ground will not be found without the inclsuion of free movement of people. This is a fact. If the UK don't are can't accept that then there will be no free trade. moreover there are no stipulations that any trade agreements need to be in place by the time the 2 year period finishes. If the UK cannot find any concession then they get cut lose with or without their trade agreement. The EU will find a way (likely via the ECB) to re stabilise it's remaining members and they key indsutries while the UK flounders around like a fish out of water. The perceived dream position brexiters purport we will get is just that, a dream. The EU will never concede free trade without free movement of people.
leaving the EU but remaining part of the EEA might sound nice, but again this means 1. still paying the EU and 2. accepting free movement of people. Both of which are points the brexit camp campaigned saying if we leave we get to keep our money and curb EU immigration. The main difference now would be that we follow those rules still but no longer have any seat at the table where they are now conceived.
The EU will never agree to free trade without free movement of people, so I hope everyone starts getting that into their thought patterns quickly and don't waste the little time we will be afforded kicking a dead horse
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sorry lad, you lost. time to move on eh.
Well I'm going to bed, this is too depressing.
I think we've just voted to leave a flawed but ultimately incredibly noble supranational organisation that had a net positive effect for all the citizens that were fortunate enough to be a part of it, and we've voted that way either as a protest vote or due to immigration concerns. Now the campaign that led us in that direction are backtracking on their core messages, we've had a protest vote against an organisation that we didn't understand or just simply against the current government, our economy is screwed massively at least until we make a decision on what's going to happen next, and our Prime Minister's resigned.
And somehow people are optimistic enough that they believe the Blitz spirit will prevail - the same Great British public that don't know what the EU is and will cast a vote without doing the most basic research are also the people with the nous and dedication to make it all OK? Forgive me for not being optimistic about this one.
Look at Portugal, Spain etc for an idea. Handouts.
Yep but that was misconceived... even within the EU "free movement" there should have been rules, people cannot come here just because you get benefits (as said earlier I am not British so calm your fingers down!) that ****es me off that I am not from the UK lol. One moves for other reasons not for freebies...
This is an EU issue...
Take it you not up on the British way of thinking.
Its called urinate us off and we will bite back big time.
Same as Russian bear etc. Do not mess with us period, we have balls and teeth made of titanium.![]()
Right, ok then.
This is just hyperbole, yes? Or do you really believe it?
As a Dutch person I just want to say - I am surprised how many of you take the 'Nexit referendum' and '712 other countries want to leave' stories seriously.
There has literally been one guy (that nobody likes, he got dragged to court for racism) from one party that said he'd want a referendum if his party ever got into a position of power, of which I can confidently say that it will not happen.
It might be misconceived but it will likely come down to "swallow it or dont have free market access" and being out of the EU simply means you hold no sway to ever changing it.
Again this ^
I don't believe there will ever be a concession on free market access without freedom of movement, if there was we wouldn't be looking at leaving.
Right, ok then.
This is just hyperbole, yes? Or do you really believe it?
Yep but that was misconceived... even within the EU "free movement" there should have been rules, people cannot come here just because you get benefits (as said earlier I am not British so calm your fingers down!) that ****es me off that I am not from the UK lol. One moves for other reasons not for freebies...
This is an EU issue...