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Political relations between UK-EU
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On the face of it I have to agree - it seems that it has been deliberately rejected and unless there is some other reason that I cannot see it seems to be an unnecessary issue to cause. Perhaps there is such an issue, but as I say - I cannot see it.Allowing musicians continued easy access, both ways, to touring as well as maintaining the Erasmus system seem like such easy wins in selling Brexit that I can only conclude that the government are totally stupid or that Brexit negotiations were indeed ideologically driven rather than with the best interests of UK citizens in mind. These two very obvious examples being the case it does make me wonder how much more detail is to follow about how we have hampered ourselves for narrow, ideological reasons.
In summary - we have left the EU, including the SM and CUSo, since we’ve left, what are the positives we’ve seen?
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If only there was a “renegotiate later” work stream.
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United Ireland is likely ;)So, since we’ve left, what are the positives we’ve seen?
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Loyal to the crown and part of a fully sovereign and independent United Kingdom?United Ireland is likely ;)
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No, not quite. 32 county republic is on the go though.Loyal to the crown and part of a fully sovereign and independent United Kingdom?
It won’t happen in our lifetimes.No, not quite. 32 county republic is on the go though.
It could only be done via a vote and no vote will ever be allowed to take place, people would die going to the ballot box.
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If it as United as the United Kingdom, you can have it.United Ireland is likely ;)
mancity2012_eamo
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Always thought it wouldn’t happen in my lifetime, but if Scotland went first, then who knows.It won’t happen in our lifetimes.
It could only be done via a vote and no vote will ever be allowed to take place, people would die going to the ballot box.
Anyway, whatever form a new 32 county state would have, I hope a lot more thought goes into it’s development than went into NI’s current status in the UK.