Brexiting is closer than I thought it would be
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Sorry pal it's just hard to feel bad for people that do this stuff to themselves.
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And get rid of the likes of Romania and Greece. It's a joke that the financially stable countries have to pick up their tabs.Ryoki wrote:But... but... we would have changed our ways if only you'd stayed
Serious reforms are needed though, if anything is abundantly clear it's that the EU needs to change. To name a few things i'd be for:
- get rid of the rotating EU presidency and actually elect a person who stays in power for a set term. As in, actual people should elect this person, not the parliament.
- make it so that i can vote for say, a Spanish party in EU elections
- seriously reduce the size of the EU parliament, it's far too large to be effective
- take a hard look at the subsidies and axe a whole bunch of them
In short, make the average European feel like he has something to say about the EU project instead of making it this vague thing in Brussels you have little say over. And reduce the waste, there's so much waste... and most of it is a result of politically motivated deals (hey if you frenchies vote for this thing we promise not to bring up those ridiculous wine subsidies you claim are so important). Etc, etc.
In any case, like Phant, i'm actually worried about my future a little. Because this is going to make all of us poorer... goddamnit.
Also this will be a perfect chance for Scotland to hold another independence referendum and distance themselves from their retarded cousin.
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Why would this happen? Because seremtan... I mean... Varoufakis said so?Κracus wrote:What does this mean for the EU? Is that going to collapse entirely and result in a bunch of non-collective countries bordering each other?
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Woah horsey, there are genuine problems - I mean for a start we now get to attack TTIP in our own house, rather than having it forced through over their heads.Κracus wrote:Sorry pal it's just hard to feel bad for people that do this stuff to themselves.
Another dick example is if Scotland did want to become independent then Spain has already said they would veto the move. The EU deserves a good portion of the blame. It's why the Brit public had no shortage of problems to select when making their decision.
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Because then certain Spanish regions would quite possibly do likewise.
That veto power thing is something else that absolutely has to go (or at least should be drastically limited) - right now 27 countries can be for something and 1 against and bam, it's off the table.
That veto power thing is something else that absolutely has to go (or at least should be drastically limited) - right now 27 countries can be for something and 1 against and bam, it's off the table.
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But that just centralises power even more...
But that just centralises power even more...
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How so? Nothing fundamentally wrong with a majority vote thing. You can even invent some rules like 'it has to be under 35% no to still pass' or whatever.
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Well, as an example, Britain is using a different currency to the rest of Europe so would naturally want to protect it. If a vote passed where the euro benefits but the pound takes it hit, that wouldn't be fair imo. It also leaves the door open for Europe to suck the value from the pound, If I were being cynical. There's also nothing wrong with protecting your own interests 
You can adapt it to different scenarios, I'm sure Greece, Italy and Spain have a few sob stories.
And if you think it would be a good idea to adopt the Euro then after 2007 I disagree.
Living in Wales you learn to hate a central government that makes all your decisions by simply being outnumbered.

You can adapt it to different scenarios, I'm sure Greece, Italy and Spain have a few sob stories.
And if you think it would be a good idea to adopt the Euro then after 2007 I disagree.
Living in Wales you learn to hate a central government that makes all your decisions by simply being outnumbered.
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And now everyone is surprised that the economy is doing a shit.
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A customer who came in here today said he was really worried about what'll happen next. When asked how he voted, he voted leave, because his wife voted to stay and he thought he should "even up the household"... lol
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phantasmagoria wrote:And now everyone is surprised that the economy is doing a shit.
it will recoup and increase soon enough.
buy now while its all on sale!
it is about time!
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plained wrote:this is foregone conclusion always has been
it is about time!
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It's time to bomb the Brits... Shall we go conventional or nuclear?...
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Nope, remain. I earn £60k+ and have started investing, plus I'd like the money in my house to stay where it is. However I respect the democratic process, and I'm not a little bitch.MKJ wrote:someone voted leave.Doombrain wrote:U guys going to be ok?
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Can we ban plained for a bit, just for lols?
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Lol ur poor and for some reason seem proud about it...Doombrain wrote:I earn £60k+

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With the state of the pound today you may be right for oncescared? wrote:Lol ur poor and for some reason seem proud about it...Doombrain wrote:I earn £60k+...

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Plus taxes... He is literally a poor person who is too ignorant to realize he's a peasant ...
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You're really boring. You used to be funny.
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100bn wiped off the ftse100 in 1 day (8%), the 250 dropped 11%.
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oh come on dont be all mwah' m wah! chin up !
i am happy of your new increases your enthusiasm and excitement are understandable .
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i am happy of your new increases your enthusiasm and excitement are understandable .
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it is about time!
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Big Pits gonna close down, St Fagans, porthcawl and barry are gonna go back to a sea of turds 
The transporter bridge !

The transporter bridge !
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Re: Brexiting is closer than I thought it would be
GAY
also
>2018
>single market deal signed
>open borders with EU because muh free trade bruh
>no referendum this time
>salt for miles around
also
>2018
>single market deal signed
>open borders with EU because muh free trade bruh
>no referendum this time
>salt for miles around