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#1 micky4889
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@Sevenizz said:

‘What the prime minister is doing is a smash and grab on our democracy’

Umm, no he’s not. He’s upholding democracy by doing what the voters want - leave the EU.

The UK is a parliamentary democracy. Shutting down parliament and sending elected MPs home so he can bulldoze through a no deal brexit which he has no mandate for is the epitome of a smash and grab on democracy. It was ruled as such unanimously 11 -0 by the supreme court. Maybe you missed the link on the way in.

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With the new EU tax avoidance laws coming into effect on January 1st, the brexiteers that started this mess are really starting to squirm. Once that law comes into effect and the public can see just how much money these people are hiding to avoid tax, there's no putting that genie back in the bottle, even post brexit.

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@sancho_panzer: So UK farmers receiving zero subsidies is an "even playing field" when they have to compete with subsidised farmers else where. How does that make any sense? CAP favors larger farmers as a consequence not by design. The US has a similar problem with the majority of funding getting hoovered up by mega farms. All you can really do is keep trying to tweak and change it to make sure the little guys can get a fair share.

Scrapping agricultural subsidies outright leads to a massive increased price on store shelves, and food is not something you want your population struggling to buy.

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#4  Edited By micky4889
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So companies around the world will continue to take advantage of Chinese cheap labour and the close proximity to other needed manufacturing materials but US companies can't? Watch as competing products can undercut US ones by massive margins.

The guy really is an imbecile.

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Breaking news: China just submitted a bid for Oregon and Canada bought Mexico.

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#6  Edited By micky4889
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@jeezers: The UK does secure its borders, what a load of nonsense. As an island you have to present a passport and even as an EU citizen you can be refused if you have a criminal record. If you are a non EU citizen you can and will be flat out refused entry if you don't have the right paperwork/visa. Any EU citizen can also be deported within 90 days if they don't have the means to support themselves or haven't secured work.

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This concentration camp needs to be scrapped and something else sorted out. How many children have died already? People not even allowed a bar of soap or toothpaste. Disgusting and something you'd only expect to hear happening in North Korea.

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Any deal signed by the US under the Trump administration isn't worth the paper it's written on. Not a good look for any country.

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#9  Edited By micky4889
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@Jacanuk said:
@nintendoboy16 said:
@Master_Live said:

Enough with the dithering, no-deal Brexit, get it done.

And the UK is screwed...

-Economy dies

-Northern Ireland reunites with the Republic

-Scotland declares independence

And someone clearly does not follow politics or what the situation is in the UK.

- The economy is actually doing pretty fine, UK GDP growth is 1.8% to compare Germany is 2.2% and America´s is 2.3% so while the EU Brexit has some effect it´s not that bad and there is still growth.

- Northern Ireland will never join "the republic" The protestants are still in majority and there has not been any serious talk about even considering a referendum about it in the last 10 years. And the latest poll actually shows no leading by 13points compared to before Brexit.

- As to Scotland, considering the SNP got a horrible election and they went from a massive majority to losing over 20 seats compared to before Brexit, a new referendum is not even close and considering the last and that another one which is possible but unlikely won´t happen until long after UK has finally left the sinking ship that is the EU. the chances of the leave will get a majority is pretty slim.

So the UK is not screwed, in fact, I am almost certain that in 5 years the UK will be stronger than before when they were in the EU because they are now in control of their own Faith and do not have to rely on the Germans or the French

Anyways as to May, well who did not see that coming and with mini Trump BJ being the top candidate and also a part of the actual leave campaign it may not be the worst idea ever.

I had a great laugh reading this nonsense from someone that "follows politics".

Northern Ireland is a ticking time bomb for the UK and even the UK government has given up on the idea of it remaining as part of the UK. The latest proper poll done shows Remain in the UK at 45% and reunite with the rest of Ireland at 42.1% and undecided at 12.7%. And because of the population change in Northern Ireland, unionist parties have been losing numbers each and every election like clockwork., and in 2017 for the first time since the creation of Northern Ireland a unionist party no longer had the numbers to have direct control over Stormont. Also, in 2021 protestants will no longer have a majority, not that religion is even that big a deal in Ireland any more. Good video on the subject.

The UKs GDP is also misleading as its boosted by UK companies having to stockpile goods to avoid a massive increase in price and a disruption to supply.

In Scotland, almost every second person you meet on the street voted for independence in 2014 (45% voted out). And you don't think England forcing Scotland out of the EU against its will isn't going to increase that? The largest party in Scotland each and every election is an independence party, and not by a small margin either . That seems like a stable union to me lmao

Ya the UK is going to be booming in 5 years alright .....

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#10 micky4889
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Brexit is the catalyst that is going to destroy the UK, even if it some how gets reversed the damage has already been done.