Political relations between UK-EU

[blueish swede]

I know they didn't. But they could have couldn't they?

Yes, and what if they all only had one leg, the left one. There would be a mountain of right footed shoes, probably dumped on a greenfield site as well.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

I know they didn't. But they could have couldn't they?

If my auntie had wheels she'd be a bike.

 

[WRicko]

I think our countryside is absolutely stunning.

You realise it more when you abroad and see the countryside in other countries.

My Spanish ex mrs said that Britain is the prettiest country in the world when the sun is shining and you’re out in nature.

Yes let’s look at flat fields with grass and cows not much different perhaps even worse than the average garden

 

[WRicko]

The immigration debate on here is totally pointless, the open border advocates are saying the same things that get rejected by the electorate time and again. Those ideas are now dead, there will be an Australian style immigration system based on skills, applied to the whole world, which is
acceptable to the vast majority.

It’s been rejected by people who are putting up strawmen or who believe the strawmen

Open boarders where not advocated by anyone nor did we ever have open boarders

 

[ganganvince]

The immigration debate on here is totally pointless, the open border advocates are saying the same things that get rejected by the electorate time and again. Those ideas are now dead, there will be an Australian style immigration system based on skills, applied to the whole world, which is
acceptable to the vast majority.

According to latest poll 73% agree with ending free movement with only 17% wanting it to continue.

Leave and Remain voters both favour end to free movement, but want to keep EU rules on firms

Voters were more likely to agree with one another after discussing issues, according to research by Sir John Curtice

inews.co.uk

 

[WRicko]

What about the point that the EU, as a whole, skews it’s immigration system in favour of those earning above £20,000, coming into the EU from elsewhere?

The EU does not set non EU immigration policy or earning requirements for its members states

 

[mcfc1632]

As a strong remainer rejoiner / support of Braintry

I am both extra optimistic about about what has been said about our new current deal deals short comings and extra depressed by it

It’s clear that it’s a rubbish deal which will be changed and improved over time in fact much sooner than I expected which will take us back towards the EU on many issues notably Education, security, foreign policy, data protection, fighting crime and services and probably climate change and other issues. This will reduce the need to rejoin but will result in increased loss of sovereignty and increased demand to rejoin so as to have more say more democracy and more sovereignty This is why leaving was even worse than I expected. Basically have the chief advocate of the deal confirm it was a deal with big gaps and there would be years more of what we have just had added insult and injury to the existing loss even if it was what I expected all along it’s made tho whole thing seem instantly even more pointless than I thought

Hmmmm

That is a proper confused explanation if what has happened

Are you on the pop?

 

[Ban-jani]

Yes let’s look at flat fields with grass and cows not much different perhaps even worse than the average garden

Must be a miserable existence to wander around the British countryside and not see beauty.

I can imagine you at the Great Barrier Reef - “it’s just a bunch of fish and seaweed”.

 

[BobKowalski]

According to latest poll 73% agree with ending free movement with only 17% wanting it to continue.

Leave and Remain voters both favour end to free movement, but want to keep EU rules on firms

Voters were more likely to agree with one another after discussing issues, according to research by Sir John Curtice

inews.co.uk

Nicely framed. We are not ending free movement from the EU. We are ending our right to free movement. The only Europeans losing the right to free movement are the British. Everyone else still has it.

At least get the question right.

 

[Ban-jani]

The EU does not set non EU immigration policy or earning requirements for its members states

Never said it did, it does however for people coming from outside the EU, which is what I said.