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    • DustinB3403D
      DustinB3403
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      It means that the EU will try to punish the UK for leaving, and will try to deny them the ability to rejoin the EU.

      He's saying the EU is better off without the UK, and they can go suck eggs.

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      • IRJI
        IRJ @DustinB3403
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        @DustinB3403 said in So we are leaving..............:

        It means that the EU will try to punish the UK for leaving, and will try to deny them the ability to rejoin the EU.

        He's saying the EU is better off without the UK, and they can go suck eggs.

        Yep. The EU has no choice not matter how much they need the UK. They have to pretend like they don't.

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        • Son of Jor-ElS
          Son of Jor-El
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          You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

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          • NattNattN
            NattNatt @DustinB3403
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            @DustinB3403 said in So we are leaving..............:

            It means that the EU will try to punish the UK for leaving, and will try to deny them the ability to rejoin the EU.

            He's saying the EU is better off without the UK, and they can go suck eggs.

            not even rejoining the EU, it means we won't be able to stay with the single-market - that is an agreement between the EU countries and a few outside countries that never joined the EU - where basically they can trade between themselves without having to pay tax, but get better rates and preferential treatment etc...part of the Leave campain's rhetoric was that we could still be a part of that...

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            • NattNattN
              NattNatt @Son of Jor-El
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              @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

              You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

              Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

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              • Son of Jor-ElS
                Son of Jor-El @NattNatt
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                @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

                Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

                OK, so before I form any opinions, why would Britain leave? They don't strike me as war mongers. LOL

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                  Jimmy9008 @Son of Jor-El
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                  @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                  @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                  @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                  You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

                  Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

                  OK, so before I form any opinions, why would Britain leave? They don't strike me as war mongers. LOL

                  Because the EU was destroying this nation.

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                  • DashrenderD
                    Dashrender @Jimmy9008
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                    @Jimmy9008 said in So we are leaving..............:

                    @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                    @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                    @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                    You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

                    Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

                    OK, so before I form any opinions, why would Britain leave? They don't strike me as war mongers. LOL

                    Because the EU was destroying this nation.

                    not that I agree or disagree - please explain how?

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                    • thwrT
                      thwr @Jimmy9008
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                      @Jimmy9008 said in So we are leaving..............:

                      @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                      @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                      @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                      You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

                      Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

                      OK, so before I form any opinions, why would Britain leave? They don't strike me as war mongers. LOL

                      Because the EU was destroying this nation.

                      And... how exactly?

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                      • J
                        Jimmy9008
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                        You can find more online rather than me typing it all out, but one thing that really made me angry as an example is this (from a while ago, but still):

                        http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-29754168
                        ^ £1.7 Billion Bill in 2014 from the EU. Most other countries got payment to them, including Germany who have a better economy. Cameron said he wouldn't pay, but, oh look - he paid:
                        http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3237073/Cameron-Osborne-quietly-pay-1-7BILLION-bill-Brussels-dismisses-totally-unacceptable.html

                        Quite how Greece, who were totally up **** creek got a £70m bill to pay, I don't know. Sure EU, it makes sense to hit a country that is totally screwed already with a bill. That makes LOADS of sense. Italy too that are in trouble were billed £268m. Its like we were fined for doing well and had to help the rest! Do better yourself rather than us. This time we cant help you as we are gone soon.

                        Just do your own research about the different issues.

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                        • JaredBuschJ
                          JaredBusch
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                          Damnit UK....

                          http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2016/06/24/japan-brexit-damage-control/86326262/

                          The yen dropped under 100 JPY : 1 USD

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                          • Son of Jor-ElS
                            Son of Jor-El
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                            Interesting. I was also reading France may look for a vote to leave if the elections next year go a certain way. The Dutch too.

                            Like I said, trying not to form the opinion just yet but it seems like the EU is crumbing and it's the big boys wanting to leave.

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                            • JaredBuschJ
                              JaredBusch @Son of Jor-El
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                              @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                              Interesting. I was also reading France may look for a vote to leave if the elections next year go a certain way. The Dutch too.

                              Like I said, trying not to form the opinion just yet but it seems like the EU is crumbing and it's the big boys wanting to leave.

                              The EU never stabilized. TO much national politics and not enough standardization.

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                              • NattNattN
                                NattNatt @Son of Jor-El
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                                @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                                @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                                @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                                You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

                                Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

                                OK, so before I form any opinions, why would Britain leave? They don't strike me as war mongers. LOL

                                Because the Leave leaders ran a campaign of fear, played on peoples xenophobia and insecurities, promised the world, and have already said "well actually...we didn't mean it"...

                                And some people STILL believe all the figures that were quoted without checking for the facts.

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                                • JaredBuschJ
                                  JaredBusch @NattNatt
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                                  @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                                  @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                                  @NattNatt said in So we are leaving..............:

                                  @Son-of-Jor-El said in So we are leaving..............:

                                  You know, I know so little about this. I think I'm going to read up on it. I didn't really understand why there was a EU to begin with and my uneducated point of view had me a bit worried about it.

                                  Because they didn't want there to be a reason to have anymore massive wars. They wanted peace and unity. Since the EU was formed, there has been 0 conflict between any of the member states...the longest period of peace in the region for hundreds of years or longer... It has so many positives to its member states, the European Convention of Human Rights and the open market agreement, freedom of movement and many more

                                  OK, so before I form any opinions, why would Britain leave? They don't strike me as war mongers. LOL

                                  Because the Leave leaders ran a campaign of fear, played on peoples xenophobia and insecurities, promised the world, and have already said "well actually...we didn't mean it"...

                                  And some people STILL believe all the figures that were quoted without checking for the facts.

                                  Sounds familiar....

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                                  • nadnerBN
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                                    I'll blame the peasants. 😛



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                                    • nadnerBN
                                      nadnerB
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                                      Also,
                                      Youtube Video

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                                      • Son of Jor-ElS
                                        Son of Jor-El @scottalanmiller
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                                        @scottalanmiller said in So we are leaving..............:

                                        And don't get me wrong, I don't think that the UK is "better together" but I also don't feel that the US is "better together." I'm a pro-Texas independence thinker and also feel that the west and east coasts should not be a unified nation but rather a group of loosely affiliated regions more like the EU than the current US. Too much difference between the regions ideologically.

                                        That screams Dana Loesch's Flyover Nation book. Unlikely to happen, but you could see us becoming more than 1 nation.

                                        https://www.amazon.com/Flyover-Nation-Country-Youve-Never/dp/0399563881

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                                        • Deleted74295D
                                          Deleted74295 Banned
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                                          Both sides of this took ques from Trumps playbook on politics, remain and leave. Both were terrible.

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                                          • scottalanmillerS
                                            scottalanmiller @gjacobse
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                                            @gjacobse said in So we are leaving..............:

                                            I've not really followed the issue to know which side has more benefit - Member or non-Member of the EU. So I don't know if this is a good or bad thing. I suppose time will tell...

                                            It isn't as clear cut as good or bad. It might be good for Germany, bad for the Netherlands, bad for England and good for Scotland, for example. But "good for Scotland" might mean that it's so bad that it pushes them over the edge into leaving the UK. Like Trump might be "good for the US" because he might be so bad that he causes the government to collapse.

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