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Wrecked Angle posted:I would definitely trust what your lawyer friend says because it's not like if you google 'german jobseeker visa success rate' the first hit gets you a forum with dozens of people who have successfully got one. Yes, someone has facts and detailed information and personal experience but *single google search* nyah nyah!
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Maoist Pussy posted:Same, except my great, greatmother was a Cherokee princess. Thinking about moving to a reservation. You're related to Elizabeth Warren?
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Jun 26, 2016 23:31
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a happy snowman posted:Yes, someone has facts and detailed information and personal experience but *single google search* nyah nyah! poo poo, maybe you're right and his lawyer buddy is right and this mystical visa has never been issued and all these people posting that they actually have one are covering up for the fact that Germany will not let in labour from outside the EU under any circumstances. I'm just glad that Britain has chosen to not let in anyone at all though because I hate all foreigners.
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Jun 26, 2016 23:32
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Wrecked Angle posted:poo poo, maybe you're right and his lawyer buddy is right and this mystical visa has never been issued and all these people posting that they actually have one are covering up for the fact that Germany will not let in labour from outside the EU under any circumstances. Germany lets in loads of laborers from Syria. I'm sure a few Britons won't be a problem.
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Jun 26, 2016 23:40
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Arkanomen posted:political and cultural genocide lol you loving idiot.
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Jun 26, 2016 23:44
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BULBASAUR posted:Best summary of what happened: I guess those 405 regulations aren't a waste after all?
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Jun 26, 2016 23:46
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When I say I hate all foreigners I obviously don't mean all foreigners. Like, I can put up with the Japanese and the Mexicans, the Africans and the Americans, the Saudi Arabians and the Chinese. Us brexiteers are just particularly racist against the people who look almost exactly like we do but speak a different language or speak English but with a different accent.. except for the Canadians, they're okay even if some do speak French.
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spud posted:I am pissed off we are leaving as I do a lot of work in Europe (or did...we are having massive debates at work at the moment about the impact, including moving offices and staff), but I am even more pissed off that so many people that were vehemently "LEAVE!" as a loving protest vote against the government and immigration, rather than the EU as a whole, who never expected us to actually leave, now don't know if they made the right choice. A lot have poo poo like holiday homes in Spain and take 2 holidays a year on the contintent. Bunch of loving retards. You actually believe the protest vote thing?
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Jun 26, 2016 23:47
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now they've pulled out does that make everyone catholics again lol smell ya later
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Jun 26, 2016 23:54
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There is something deeply ironic about voting to leave the EU (partially) based on immigration, and then waking up and figuring out that that means you are suddenly treated as immigrates in the other EU countries.
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Jun 26, 2016 23:56
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Ika posted:There is something deeply ironic about voting to leave the EU (partially) based on immigration, and then waking up and figuring out that that means you are suddenly treated as immigrates in the other EU countries. Can you explain this because, ironically (ironically), I am not getting it?
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Jun 27, 2016 00:01
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Maoist Pussy posted:Can you explain this because, ironically (ironically), I am not getting it? Problem: Too many EU immigrants taking our jobs Solution: vote to leave the EU Now: "what do you mean I can't just go over to france/Sweden/spain and get a job?" And yes I release that only a small portion of the later group intersects with the first.
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Jun 27, 2016 00:04
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Why do people (more specifically, politicians, who barely qualify) in the EU seem happy that the 5th/6th largest economy in the world left
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Jun 27, 2016 00:07
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I can still go over to Syria and get a job, right?
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Jun 27, 2016 00:08
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if Britain remaining in the EU is in the US' interests then we should intervene.... militarily
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Jun 27, 2016 00:10
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GeneX posted:Why do people (more specifically, politicians, who barely qualify) in the EU seem happy that the 5th/6th largest economy in the world left Because if they showed everyone how much they were actually panicking there'd be chaos.
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Jun 27, 2016 00:11
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GeneX posted:Why do people (more specifically, politicians, who barely qualify) in the EU seem happy that the 5th/6th largest economy in the world left theyre not unreservedly happy, but england has always had a bunch of special loopholes and benefits not given to any other countries. they also consistently fought against strengthening the central EU government. so without the UK it'll be possible to standardize things more and make the EU's laws more powerful, which is beneficial to Germany and maybe France too but mostly its for PR reasons yeah
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Jun 27, 2016 00:13
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Stuff posted:if Britain remaining in the EU is in the US' interests then we should intervene.... or just talk to germany who are pretty much less embarrassing to the americans at every turn
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Jun 27, 2016 00:14
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BULBASAUR posted:Best summary of what happened: Actually, for it to be an accurate summary of what happened, on his third try, he would have tried to doused the flag with gasoline and end up setting himself on fire.
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Jun 27, 2016 00:17
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GeneX posted:Why do people (more specifically, politicians, who barely qualify) in the EU seem happy that the 5th/6th largest economy in the world left I'm not seeing any of them happy that the UK population has voted their preference to leave. I see a few taking the view of 'fine, you want out, get on with it' because, a. they know they can do sod all to stop it and, b. Britain has gotten special snowflake treatment from their club for too long already. Once the UK actually enacts article 50 (assuming that ever happens) and officially sets the process in motion then I think the other countries will then take a long hard look at the EU and try and figure out if it's all worth it. Particularly countries like France and the Netherlands who are already having doubts and will more than likely be asked to contribute more to cover the missing cash the EU got from the UK.
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Jun 27, 2016 00:19
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Stuff posted:if Britain remaining in the EU is in the US' interests then we should intervene.... but then keep it 
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ANIME IS BLOOD posted:but then keep it reversal of fortune
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ANIME IS BLOOD posted:but then keep it It'll be a lot of effort to get the Brits to remove the letter u from their bastardized American dialect. We might have to construct camps to help them "concentrate" on it.
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Dreddout posted:It'll be a lot of effort to get the Brits to remove the letter u from their bastardized American dialect. they wanted to leave the EU because they don't like colour
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Dreddout posted:It'll be a lot of effort to get the Brits to remove the letter u from their bastardized American dialect. they've clearly got issues dealing with immigration so a period of American tutelage would be healthy and edifying for them I call it the Colonials' Burden
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Harry posted:You actually believe the protest vote thing? Only based on where I live, friends and family I spoke to, and now people such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_audio/headlines/36630879
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Jun 27, 2016 01:12
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GeneX posted:Why do people (more specifically, politicians, who barely qualify) in the EU seem happy that the 5th/6th largest economy in the world left My guess is they are saving face. Really its the disastrous PR of the EU that brought the whole thing about. Admitting that they literally broke the EU would admit their political careers were failures, an that would mean they would have to go back to their destitute estates loving 17 year old traffic'd Czech call girls.
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ANIME IS BLOOD posted:they've clearly got issues dealing with immigration so a period of American tutelage would be healthy and edifying for them Dad Xenophobic, So What
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Jun 27, 2016 01:54
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Problem with the EU in my eyes always was that it never was pulled through consequentially like it was envisioned and all the members were only ever agreeable on stuff that directly benefited them and not much else. (nobody in the EU is free of guilt regarding that but especially the UK was a master at that game, always has been) Combine that with the century-old european Tradition to stab each other in the back wherever possible and to use nationalism and blame the others when something goes wrong in your country (maybe because of you) and it's a recipe for disaster. The problem with the EU really is that Brussels doesn't have *enough* power, but that can be blamed on what I just said. Also all the countless times we had the chance to act as a unified european bloc and stand our ground to the americans (who are less our friends than we seem to think) or the russians (who could've been better friends than they are now) and become an actual world player by ourselves, but we always let ourselves be manipulated by those powers and preferred, you guessed it right, to stab each other in the back instead. Maybe the EU is just isn't meant to be, which really is a pity because it's the only way for us Europeans to be truly relevant on a world stage.
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Jun 27, 2016 01:56
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Police Automaton posted:"You are standing in a thread. Someone has made an insightful post."
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Jun 27, 2016 02:00
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spud posted:I am pissed off we are leaving as I do a lot of work in Europe (or did...we are having massive debates at work at the moment about the impact, including moving offices and staff), but I am even more pissed off that so many people that were vehemently "LEAVE!" as a loving protest vote against the government and immigration, rather than the EU as a whole, who never expected us to actually leave, now don't know if they made the right choice. A lot have poo poo like holiday homes in Spain and take 2 holidays a year on the contintent. Bunch of loving retards. phew, im glad you're not a millenial, you just take two country-hopping vacations a year and own multiple homes while living in a country with obscene rent prices but at least you're over the age of 30
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Here's a fun gallery of incidents of xenophobia/racism in the UK that have had an increase in frequency since the vote. It's appropriately named "Worrying Signs". Far-right nationalists reveling in the vote's result. http://www.facebook.com/sarah.leblanc.718/media_set?set=a.10101369198638985&type=3
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Jun 27, 2016 03:03
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Yeah, well, what about all the instances of violence and xenophobia against the large British communities in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia?
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Jun 27, 2016 03:06
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Maoist Pussy posted:Yeah, well, what about all the instances of violence and xenophobia against the large British communities in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia? "Two wrongs make a right" fallacy. Your assertion, even if true, does not negate my argument.
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Maoist Pussy posted:Yeah, well, what about all the instances of violence and xenophobia against the large British communities in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia? Racism is everywhere. 
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Oz posted:Here's a fun gallery of incidents of xenophobia/racism in the UK that have had an increase in frequency since the vote. It's appropriately named "Worrying Signs". Far-right nationalists reveling in the vote's result. http://www.facebook.com/sarah.leblanc.718/media_set?set=a.10101369198638985&type=3
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