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Did the EU Member States with large amounts of gammony British expats (i.e. Spain) already guarantee that those could stay indefinitely or are there just temporary measures for the duration of the transitional period?
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I hope all the gammons are kicked into the gibraltar straits
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Gammony Brexit's a Series of Unfortunate Events
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Avirosb posted:A Series of Unfortunate Brexits
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Randler posted:Did the EU Member States with large amounts of gammony British expats (i.e. Spain) already guarantee that those could stay indefinitely or are there just temporary measures for the duration of the transitional period? To my knowledge, all countries are going to allow expats to stay for a few years regardless of how brexit ends up going. Whether or not you can stay permanently is another thing, and can vary greatly from country to country. I know for a fact that you can apply for permanent residence in the Netherlands, but this doesn't necessarily mean that they can stay. That'll depend on the final brexit agreement. If the UK decides that it doesn't want those terrible foreigners taking up British jobs, the EU might as well do it back. You can also apply to become a citizen of the country you're living in, which will circumvent all of the issues you'd face otherwise. It depends on the country how hard getting citizenship is, but it's generally time consuming and a bunch of work.
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My partner is a British citizen living in Germany and she already applied for permanent residence last year. The immigration office will start processing the application once Brexit actually happened and they basically promised it will be accepted.
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Jan 16, 2020 15:27
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Gonna celebrate the Ben Bong with this Big Ben Bong, only 69.42 pounds
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Jan 16, 2020 15:46
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Jan 16, 2020 17:17
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https://twitter.com/StrongLikeBear/status/1217805239589515264 lol
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lol that's great.
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Jan 17, 2020 10:56
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Nah, won't be bated by ch4. Not mad at all.
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Jan 17, 2020 11:09
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Keep going I'm almost there.
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He might be a weird guy, but he doesn't seem to be an rear end in a top hat, which is nice.
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i say swears online posted:here's some dumb poo poo https://twitter.com/bbcquestiontime/status/1217943740175847424?s=20
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'most tolerant country in the world' poo poo is getting a lot of air time lately. I assume it's the new narrative to push. Might just be to gently caress with people's heads because it's not like the gammons want to hear about the UK being tolerant. So who's it for? The slow dawning realisation that we're a dumb rear end nation of cunts who were never good at anything other than murder and pillaging is kinda fun to watch. Why can't we 'DO THING' indeed.
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Regarde Aduck posted:'most tolerant country in the world' poo poo is getting a lot of air time lately. I assume it's the new narrative to push. Might just be to gently caress with people's heads because it's not like the gammons want to hear about the UK being tolerant. So who's it for? Gaslighting works for everyone involved! It's great!
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Jan 17, 2020 17:22
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lol loving this antiparliamentarian rhetoric that's just popped up, remoaner parliament etc
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V. Illych L. posted:lol loving this antiparliamentarian rhetoric that's just popped up, remoaner parliament etc Making our parliament sovereign, what's that now? E: to not doublepost, but go read the loving comments on this tweet, I dare you: Literally four out of the first five: https://twitter.com/ZubyMusic/status/1217953407165747205 (yes she's talking about white people) https://twitter.com/stevemag7/status/1217945046101766149 https://twitter.com/alastairjam/status/1217948551617093632 https://twitter.com/evansjen1137/status/1217944067180548098 Most tolerant country in the world indeed. Private Speech has issued a correction as of 17:34 on Jan 17, 2020 |
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Jan 17, 2020 17:28
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literally just 'the house of commons' as if there's not a huge brexit majority he is right that the situation is pretty pathetic though
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Regarde Aduck posted:'most tolerant country in the world' poo poo is getting a lot of air time lately. I assume it's the new narrative to push. Might just be to gently caress with people's heads because it's not like the gammons want to hear about the UK being tolerant. So who's it for? "I blame the bureaucrats in the House of Commons." Cool, right on. Who has a massive majority in the House of Commons again?
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It took English people 30 years to discover reverse racism.
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they hand penalty shots like this to you on a silver platter, if you're lucky
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would be amazing if the new spanish government started appropriating seaside apartments and deporting people
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Jan 17, 2020 18:34
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:"I blame the bureaucrats in the House of Commons." The bureaucrats he's referring to are the house of commons comission, which is made up of the speaker, a handful of MPs from across the biggest parties, the house clerk and director general, and a couple of outside appointees. They don't have a majority there
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Bryter posted:The bureaucrats he's referring to are the house of commons comission, which is made up of the speaker, a handful of MPs from across the biggest parties, the house clerk and director general, and a couple of outside appointees. They don't have a majority there Are they the ones deciding this, really? I thought the only major thing they did was set MP pay. Can't imagine Boris wouldn't be able to just pay for this in any number of ways, he has the whole loving treasury behind him. Oh no they don't control the commissions specifically set up to be independent, so that, you know, Tory MPs aren't the only one getting paid. Oh what a powerless government with a thumping majority they are. And they can still loving abolish it in a single vote and strip Labour MPs of their pay at the same time, except that it would look bad in the press. Seems much more likely it's just stupid "everyone has to chip in" bollocks. In fact I don't see the material difference between the money coming from the public or some government fund, surely it's still up to the commission to agree to it, if they were the ones deciding so, which I seriously doubt. Private Speech has issued a correction as of 19:43 on Jan 17, 2020 |
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It's so loving stupid and precisely the kind of poo poo Boris Johnson constantly pulls.
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the crowdfunding thing is, i'm pretty sure, an attempt at rallying people to the brexit culture war and making them literally buy in. i have literally zero faith that johnson couldn't bypass this measure somehow. it's fairly savvy stuff, but not really meaningful until the election - but it is a sign that johnson is not going to relent in his antiparliamentarian rhetoric or relent on the culture war bullshit just because Brexit Got Done
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Private Speech posted:Are they the ones deciding this, really? I thought the only major thing they did was set MP pay. Can't imagine Boris wouldn't be able to just pay for this in any number of ways, he has the whole loving treasury behind him. Yes, they have a number of administrative roles outside of setting parliamentarians' pay.
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Brexit: Why can't we DO anything?
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https://twitter.com/marcusjdl/status/1218235359080919042 i say swears online posted:here's some dumb poo poo i'm not going to actually read this because its probably still bad but you know its a joke right? https://twitter.com/TomKibasi/status/1218466255822360576?s=20
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wow, the guy who said Britain is the loverliest "most tolerant" country in Europe is actually a chud, what a shocker
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:wow, the guy who said Britain is the loverliest "most tolerant" country in Europe is actually a chud, what a shocker i've been seeing this stuff crop up for a bit, and it's interesting - it's an appeal to patriotism, very blatant, to excuse behaviour which precisely goes against the stated grounds for that patriotism. effectively it's just saying 'shut up i don't care about this cultural issue' in a politically correct way and it's bonkers
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