mexico1970
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Most people don't want to move to Spain, they live here. Should the rules change to accommodate the few?
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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Most people don't want to move to Spain, they live here. Should the rules change to accommodate the few?
They should have the choice.Most people don't want to move to Spain, they live here. Should the rules change to accommodate the few?
Why the fuck would I be talking about those who don’t want to leave the U.K.?
mexico1970
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They should have the choice.
No they shouldn't we don't live in a borderless world and neither should we.
It worked ok for decades with Brits moving to Europe.No they shouldn't we don't live in a borderless world and neither should we.
Saying they shouldn’t have the choice and be stuck in the U.K. is the kind of shite I’d expect from some of the other nobheads on here not you.
mexico1970
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It worked ok for decades with Brits moving to Europe.
Saying they shouldn’t have the choice and be stuck in the U.K. is the kind of shite I’d expect from some of the other nobheads on here not you.
Oh shove it up your arse mate, you believe in a borderless world and the majority of people don't. If a country doesn't want you then that's up to them, what do you think we show passports for?
And before you say anything about passports if you want to get into the EU from anywhere you require a passport just as we have always required a passport.
Calling people nobheads tells posters all they need to know about you.
Never said we should have a borderless world. That would be daft. There should be means tests for anybody wanting to make a better life for themselves in a different country but it should be common sense and achievable. Clean criminal record, a way to support themselves and a desire to fit into a hew society.Oh shove it up your arse mate, you believe in a borderless world and the majority of people don't. If a country doesn't want you then that's up to them, what do you think we show passports for?
And before you say anything about passports if you want to get into the EU from anywhere you require a passport just as we have always required a passport.
Calling people nobheads tells posters all they need to know about you.
Are you saying people should just stay in the country they were born in? That sounds more batshit than what you’ve accused me of saying.
I imagine the posters who I don’t like on here are well aware by now and don’t need me calling them nobheads to confirm it.
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Countries such as Spain had a choice post-Brexit; they could either make it easy for British expats to remain in the country or more difficult.Oh shove it up your arse mate, you believe in a borderless world and the majority of people don't. If a country doesn't want you then that's up to them, what do you think we show passports for?
And before you say anything about passports if you want to get into the EU from anywhere you require a passport just as we have always required a passport.
Calling people nobheads tells posters all they need to know about you.
They chose the difficult route and they don’t appear keen to welcome in any more into the country.
That’s their choice and the top and bottom of it.
mexico1970
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Never said we should have a borderless world. That would be daft. There should be means tests for anybody wanting to make a better life for themselves in a different country but it should be common sense and achievable. Clean criminal record, a way to support themselves and a desire to fit into a hew society.
Are you saying people should just stay in the country they were born in? That sounds more batshit than what you’ve accused me of saying.
I imagine the posters who I don’t like on here are well aware by now and don’t need me calling them nobheads to confirm it.
Noooooooooooooooooooooo am I fuck saying that ;)
What I am saying is that things changed, granted unfairly for some but that is the very nature for change. People should have the right to move as long as they fill the requirements fill in the forms pass the tests etc.
I have lived abroad, I have worked abroad, I have foreign relatives all this was done without this country being in the EU because it didn't even exist, maybe it's the EU that's the cog stopping the wheel from turning mate?
They seem pretty keen seeing as they are in talks to scrap the 90 day maximum stay(along with France)Countries such as Spain had a choice post-Brexit; they could either make it easy for British expats to remain in the country or more difficult.
They chose the difficult route and they don’t appear keen to welcome in any more into the country.
That’s their choice and the top and bottom of it.
The whole Brexit thing left a bad taste in the mouths of pretty much every country already a member due to the U.K. pretty much trying to shit on them all during the campaign.
Things, thankfully seem to be softening a bit now though.
mexico1970
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Countries such as Spain had a choice post-Brexit; they could either make it easy for British expats to remain in the country or more difficult.
They chose the difficult route and they don’t appear keen to welcome in any more into the country.
That’s their choice and the top and bottom of it.
Did I read recently that the Spanish are going to make travel between Gibraltar and Spain easier?