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It seems more than 50% of Britons (who bothered to go and vote) do not think same way as you do.. Otherwise if they had such a great deal with the EU why would
by ramtatatam 10y ago
It seems more than 50% of Britons (who bothered to go and vote) do not think same way as you do.. Otherwise if they had such a great deal with the EU why would they vote to leave?
I believe it's their right to revise whatever agreement they had with EU and each other country is more than welcome to do the same. It's what happens when you are trading, every now and then people want to renegotiate their terms and there is nothing wrong about it.
- Scarblac 10y agoThey have been led to believe they can have some kind of fantasy deal that would be even better for them (no payments to Europe so the NHS can get more, control over immigration, but all the pros of the EU unchanged), but forget completely that that would not be "win-win" from the viewpoint of the EU and thus won't happen. They're not revising their agreement, they're kicking it out entirely (work that took decades) and want to re-start on their own terms. People can make choices and there's nothing "wrong" about that, but some choices are smarter and less damaging for everyone involved than others.
- ramtatatam 10y agoWe shall see :-) Making statements about the future in this uncertain time is somewhat loaded with great error. And I believe it will be for good to Britons. Cheer up :-)