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So when we get a unified Ireland and an independent Scotland - is anything keeping Wales around? Can we finally get that Cornwall independence poo poo going?
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Free Foula.
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Mar 28, 2019 14:06
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Taciturn Tactician posted:I admit that I didn't know that, I saw the article linked and looked over it and thought it would be more intellectually honest to post it directly than to post the sources I got from it. My bad. well it's nice that they can say they weren't voting for 18 years of tories but that was the actual result.
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Goon Danton posted:Just a warning from an American, "not voting with me is voting for the bad guy" trolley problem language is how you end up with Democrats. You don't want to have Democrats. lol dude we already have 'democrats'
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Mar 28, 2019 14:09
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I have a compromise solution: stay in the EU but not be happy about it
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ulex minor posted:well it's nice that they can say they weren't voting for 18 years of tories but that was the actual result. Please explain to me why the SNP, a Scotland exclusive party, is to blame for English people voting for Tories and why they should be basing their actions on hypothetically preventing English people from voting for Tories.
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Randler posted:The democrats aren't a centrist party, though. They're decidedly right-wing. Did you mean to write the same thing twice here or...?
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pathetic little tramp posted:So when we get a unified Ireland and an independent Scotland - is anything keeping Wales around? https://twitter.com/welshindymemes/status/1017852123969720321
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pathetic little tramp posted:So when we get a unified Ireland and an independent Scotland - is anything keeping Wales around? The fact that Wales would have jackshit for an economy.
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StashAugustine posted:What's the difference between 'customs union' and the labor plan? It's more comprehensive in our alignment with the EU like Norway's current situation Turkey are in the customs union for example
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Mar 28, 2019 14:28
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would the welsh agree to stay in if the queen boned down w the dragon
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Mar 28, 2019 14:32
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Jose posted:It's more comprehensive in our alignment with the EU like Norway's current situation Would Labour's Plan still need to be measured by the standards of Labour's six tests for Brexit, or do those only apply to deals proposed by the government?
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Mar 28, 2019 14:36
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The Welsh economy is roughly 100% tourism to see their super long town names.
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StashAugustine posted:What's the difference between 'customs union' and the labor plan? Custom Union does not give you frictionless trade. For this you'd need the Single Market. The Labour plan is SM + Unicorns, I think.
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genericnick posted:Custom Union does not give you frictionless trade. For this you'd need the Single Market. The Labour plan is SM + Unicorns, I think. The EU love Corbyns plan fwiw, he's been speaking to Barnier directly
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Mar 28, 2019 14:48
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UK dying tomorrow or do I gotta wait two more weeks?
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Mar 28, 2019 14:49
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lol if you think the uk is yet to die
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Raccooon posted:UK dying tomorrow or do I gotta wait two more weeks? apparently that depends on if you think UK domestic laws are superseded by EU laws, because the UK & EU agreed to the extension, but UK law still says they're exiting on the 29th.
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Personally I'm psyched for Quantum of Brexit Fortnight
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:apparently that depends on if you think UK domestic laws are superseded by EU laws, because the UK & EU agreed to the extension, but UK law still says they're exiting on the 29th.
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MikeCrotch posted:The EU love Corbyns plan fwiw, he's been speaking to Barnier directly yeah basically europe see Corbyn as a competent leader and politician because he's been meeting them and discussing this plan should labour get into power that is actually feasible. Our press see him as massively incompetent because they're terrified he'll be prime minister and they can't handle the idea we won't just be more status quo neoliberal
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Collapse, you cowards.
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imo so long as you're a member of a supranational union then the laws of the union supersede domestic law, and even if you declare a law that you're leaving the union it has to be mutually agreeable to have legitimacy. So the Right Honorable Judge Pener would rule that the UK doesn't exit until at least the extention date. I'm sure this will be kicked up through appeals to the court of public opinion.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:apparently that depends on if you think UK domestic laws are superseded by EU laws, because the UK & EU agreed to the extension, but UK law still says they're exiting on the 29th. No, they passed the SI thing, guillotine now falls on the 12th.
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Brexit into space https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Day_of_Human_Space_Flight
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Mar 28, 2019 15:03
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post itt every time you laugh at brexit lol
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tarbrush posted:No, they passed the SI thing, guillotine now falls on the 12th. Wasn't that still dependent on the presumption that Parliament would have a third MV on May's deal?
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A Buttery Pastry posted:This really is the more humane option. The EU will let UK citizens leave the UK, but the UK won't let EU citizens in. maxwell’s demon, but with people
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they passed the extension to April 12th with no MV passing or May 22nd with MV3 while they were waiting for the smorgasbord votes to be returned
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I'm confused again (I am permanently Brexit confused). A couple of days ago it was posted that the short delay would only go through if the UK committed to no-deal or May's deal before the 29th. But after yesterdays vote, everyone is talking as if the short delay will definitely happen. Is the latter correct, or does something still have to happen today to prevent them from crashing out tomorrow?
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gratz on the uk accelerating their approach toward "do you believe this gently caress-nothing speck of map was once a vibrant world power??" footnote status, reaching heretofore only theoretical rates of decline
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So this is the governments new trick to try and pass Mays deal. Vote on the withdrawal agreement but not the political declaration. Guess which is the more important bit and includes the backstop?quote:The Withdrawal Agreement sets out the terms of the UK’s smooth and orderly exit from the European Union, including provisions for an implementation period. The text is subject to minor technical corrections. https://twitter.com/breeallegretti/status/1111259667286671365
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Infinite Brexit, Brexit Universe! BREXIT MULTIVERSE!!!
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So are British retirees living abroad in the EU still screwed? Will there be any grace period for them to move back to Britain, or will they have to leave ASAP?
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uncertainty posted:I'm confused again (I am permanently Brexit confused). A couple of days ago it was posted that the short delay would only go through if the UK committed to no-deal or May's deal before the 29th. But after yesterdays vote, everyone is talking as if the short delay will definitely happen. Is the latter correct, or does something still have to happen today to prevent them from crashing out tomorrow?  Source: European Council decision EUCO XT 20006/19, 22 March 2019, which the UK has accepted, so the extensions set forth in Article 1 of the decision become applicable in accordance with Article 50. Please be aware that "Withdrawal Agreement" in this context refers to May's deal as is, in particular including the backstop as-is.
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Bob Socko posted:So are British retirees living abroad in the EU still screwed? Will there be any grace period for them to move back to Britain, or will they have to leave ASAP? lOCK THEM UP
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Bob Socko posted:So are British retirees living abroad in the EU still screwed? Will there be any grace period for them to move back to Britain, or will they have to leave ASAP? That's down to the individual states, iirc, which can choose to do whatever. Greece in particular has already rights of residence in a No Deal scenario.
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Son of Rodney posted:I love brexit, it's my favorite political drama since despite being a bit less full on idiotic than the trump government, it has way less. Of an impact on the world. The season Finale is looking to be killer too! Nah, Brexit is infinitely more idiotic than Trump. We've voted to put economic sanctions on ourselves because some people believed tabloid propaganda and lies on a bus, and now we're stuck with brexit for the foreseeable future. The orange cretin has to go at some point and then you might regain some semblance of a sane government.
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my brexit farm has been shattered after my basil caught some kind of wasting disease, poor billy basil was the only thing far along enough to eat i got some nice coriander, greek oregano, fancy tomatoes and jalapenos to pot though so thats something hopefully a few months into brexit apocalypse some raiders will stumble upon my flat and itll be a jungle of delicious herbs and vegetables feasting on my composted carcass
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Obliterati posted:That's down to the individual states, iirc, which can choose to do whatever. Greece in particular has already rights of residence in a No Deal scenario.
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