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> EDIT: To the people who downvote me, seriously why ? I can't speak for others but me personally it was because you dismissed the problem then started talking
by corobo 6y ago
> EDIT: To the people who downvote me, seriously why ?
I can't speak for others but me personally it was because you dismissed the problem then started talking about what would happen in France.
Essentially the comment added nothing all said and done
Edit: To the downvoters of this, naw I'm kidding. Have at it.
- oblio 6y agoWhy isn't his comment about France useful? That's how we improve, by seeing what others do better.
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- corobo 6y agoThe EU has better employee protections than the US, shocker My future downvotes shall remain my little secret :)
- oblio 6y agoFor someone from "land of the brave and the land of the free" or whatever the US anthem says, you're awfully defeatist :-)
- corobo 6y agoWell I'm from the UK so I'm a little delicate on the EU right now. Just want her back.
- oblio 6y agoThis will be a year-long, if not decade-long process. The UK will probably be reasonably ok on its own, I don't imagine things will suck too much for the UK after Brexit. So what would be the incentive for rejoining the EU? Plus if the UK does decide it wants to rejoin, this time it probably will get 0 exemptions, or close to it. I think it might get some as it's a big economy and it's geostrategically important, but definitely not as many as it used to have. Without a major external or internal shock for the UK, it probably won't rejoin the EU during our lifetimes.