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Your point of view is interesting, but one I don't really share. Either way, what I don't really understand is that the government didn't really seem to try to
by mikekchar 7y ago
Your point of view is interesting, but one I don't really share. Either way, what I don't really understand is that the government didn't really seem to try to get a deal for the first 2 years. EU officials have practically told off the UK government for "wasting time". Precisely because you have a different viewpoint that mine, I'm interested in your take on it. Do you think that a no-deal Brexit was the unspoken goal all along, or was there something else going on? Personally, I almost got the impression that May was actually torpedoing the process as it seemed pretty clear early on that a deal was never in the works. I've had a hard time making sense of it.
- buboard 7y agoI dont have an opinion on that, i m not from the UK. But it's how things look from the EU. Perhaps the shock of a no-deal brexit will actually inspire some more unity in the UK.
- tehbeard 7y ago> ...inspire some more unity in the UK Better odds on IndyRef2 and re-unification of the Irish than that.
- jacobush 7y agoI smelled grandstanding before her ranks of supporters, more than actually trying to make a deal of some sort. But what do I know, I only look from a few countries over.