Time will tell. But Leave won and even if that is not liked, I don't even think about it any more. What I do think about is adjusting and making plans while others can't accept the Leave majority result. I think they will be the ones hit the hardest in the liberty department if there is anything left of them at all, while I'm enjoying something new & nice while free as a daisy from the EU.
It won't, the Ireland issue means that either Brexit by and large can not happen, or who ever goes through with it becomes the prime minister that reignites the troubles. Unionist groups will start trouble if the border is at the irish sea. Nationalists will cause trouble if the border is within Ireland. Ireland will veto anything that puts a border between them and rest of EU.
So the UK will either back down or will be the one that destroys Good Friday. Brexiteers will not accept A, anyone with an ounce of sanity will never accept B
I'd be more worried about shrapnel from the glass if I were you.
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We can all see where you are going from your signature. But your reasoning only works if the host country does the same. Remember that the Queen is the Supreme governor of the episcopal church.
I understand. I think people are looking for someone to blame or congratulate for Brexit. But it's nothing to do with me at the end of the day as it was not me who caused or even proposed Brexit. Never in my wildest imaginings or plans or predictions did Brexit ever occur in them. It was like a bolt from the blue, metaphorically glass breaking as you say, when Leave won. But I have accepted the result and made plans to adapt.
If other British citizens do that... they might make it. If they cannot accept that Brexit is going to happen. It will hit them the hardest and I feel sorry for them. I hope they survive like I have planned to. The rest is for history to decide.
Scary how your signature is a fitting retort to your baseless assertions.“What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof.”
-Christopher Hitchens, 13 April 1949 – 15 December 2011
Just so you know, I think what you wrote in that post would be a "dangerous ideology" if only there was more to it.
It is self-destructive.
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How so?
Or do you define "better off" as "NHS will save money because there is no staff to pay anymore"?
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Words to live by.
Brexit will be a complete mess because our political class is morally bankrupt, and our civil service is full of useless workshy dullards.
I still think in 20 years we will be better off out than in. I CBA to write an essay on the subject but it boils down to:
I believe that the more local that democracy is, the better it can serve it's constituents, and certainly your representatives should be held to account through elections. The European council is none of these things. After Brexit (theoretically) we should have a better democracy for local needs, without being under the thumb of Brussels. I wont hold my breath for this with the equally awful Labour and Tory parties at the helm, but we can hope.
the currency union being unworkable. The idea that countries like Greece should share a currency with the likes of Germany and France is ridiculous. Localised currency means that countries become more competitive in exports and tourism if their currencies fall, and a natural balance is mostly achieved. The Euro benefits only Germany that I can see. Also Britain, France and Germany pour money into the EU, with very little comparative benefit.
We are a net importer, we should be able to trade successfully around the globe. It is only protectionism that prevents this.
I think the Immigration issue has probably been discussed enough, so I wont really comment. I'm sure to some I will seem a be a big old racist for saying this, but to me open borders and largely unchecked migration is crazy, and the stresses on all public services are pretty obvious, even if the politically correct media will never acknowledge it. Also the idea that people will not come here anymore for work is false, UK will remain an attractive place to work and live, and I don't think having to go through an application process is too much to ask.
the painting of the majority of the UK with that same brush shows the flaws in your argument. I voted leave, I am only half English, I'm married to an immigrant, my daughter is an immigrant..
your mistake is you do not understand the following. not everyone who voted brexit is racist. but all racists did vote brexit. that does not mean you can tar everyone as that. in the same way, It would be wrong for me to assume every remainer was a sjw sissy raised by a single mother. generalisations do nothing but cause more mudslinging and misinformation to spread.
how is it short sighted when Leave are the ones fully understanding that short term this will hurt us. whereas the remainers are the ones up in arms about it... I was ready and prepared for that consequence.
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