johnnytapia
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
- Thread starter Magicpole
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Did you really not identify as British because we were in the EU?it's the sense of national identification that patriotism brings which doesn't align with being dictated to by the EU on law. I don't mind it to be honest.
Patriotism doesn't precede national identification. You can't decide to be a patriot without knowing which nation you identify with.
Not following EU directives against pollution is obviously a post Brexit issue.Is this only a post brexit issue then?
supplementary question - name 3 laws imposed on the UK AGAINST OUR WILL as a member state .......................................
No I thought not
These are laws we can't change without prior agreement with the EU. This slows down change when it's needed.
Did you really not identify as British because we were in the EU?
Patriotism doesn't precede national identification. You can't decide to be a patriot without knowing which nation you identify with.
I voted remain, I just can understand why a trade relationship turned political alignment doesn't sit well with the older generation.
bluethrunthru
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These are laws we can't change without prior agreement with the EU. This slows down change when it's needed.
thats an answer to a question I didn't ask and as usual is an evasive answer from Brexiteers who cannot quote laws that were "imposed" on GB
jim tolmies perm
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It's funny this...I mean startlingly funny...Did you really not identify as British because we were in the EU?
Patriotism doesn't precede national identification. You can't decide to be a patriot without knowing which nation you identify with.
When I ask my European friends (mainly Spanish) if they ever felt a loss of sovereignty or sense of national identity being in the E.U they laugh at me and say "hell no!"
Only little fucking Englanders seemingly have this trait
Kirkstall Blue
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Is it possible to rejoin the single market ?
bluethrunthru
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These are laws we can't change without prior agreement with the EU. This slows down change when it's needed.
Yeah - thats not naming 3 laws is it? Not that I am surprised by that - slogans can seldom be backed up with facts