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I think the only thing that is extremely absmally weak is your list of benefits? > financial deregulation, enterprise zones/freeports, greater political agency

I think the only thing that is extremely absmally weak is your list of benefits? > financial deregulation, enterprise zones/freeports, greater political agency over economic decisions we cannot do deviate much from the norms any way, otherwise we'll lose access to the free market and where are all these new trade deals that are better than the EU's? Lets face it, the EU has been a massive misdirection for the tories and the propaganda papers to hide their huge failings let not talk about the massive f*k up of NI issue or the fact Scotland will try and get independance if given the chance, the massasive screw up to our miltary by coming out of Galilieo

skippyboxedhero 4y ago
No, we won't. This is a common misconception amongst people who stopped reading about Brexit after it happened...the deal we got largely preserves access to the Single Market and will allow regulatory divergence. I didn't mention trade deals. Exports outside the EU are up significantly, exports to the EU are above pre-Brexit levels but have continued to stagnate due to weak growth in the EU. The massive misdirection argument is just...bizarre. I have no idea why people believe this...you see this literally every time the govt does anything good amongst people who seem to be terminally online. NI issues have been solved due to the EU deciding that attempting to break up another country to reverse a democratic decision wasn't a great look. Independence in Scotland has never had a majority and still isn't particularly close to it. Military? Most EU countries do not spend the required amount by NATO (btw, this Galileo thing is some kind of bot online comment that I have seen elsewhere...Remainers are genuinely the biggest bot thinkers, "this is just a distraction", "Galileo", "where are the trade deals"...you are arguing with ghosts in your head).
- 123pie123 4y ago
  !!! are you making all this up? ChatGPT bot?? every item you mentioned is wrong >No, we won't. This is a common misconception amongst people who stopped reading about Brexit after it happened...the deal we got largely preserves access to the Single Market and will allow regulatory divergence. Have a read of this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU%E2%80%93UK_Trade_and_Cooperation_Agreement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU%E2%80%93UK_Trade_and_Cooper... - mainlt the part..... " For its part, the EU insisted that the price for UK access to the European Single Market was compliance with EU subsidies, social, environmental and other regulations to avoid distorting competition in the single market." so you're completely wrong there >I didn't mention trade deals. Exports outside the EU are up significantly, exports to the EU are above pre-Brexit levels but have continued to stagnate due to weak growth in the EU. Uk is almost in recession, where the rest of the EU is doing relatively very well >The massive misdirection argument is just...bizarre It will be you, if you've no idea why cameron presented the non binding referendum in the first place >NI issues have been solved due to the EU deciding that attempting to break up another country to reverse a democratic decision wasn't a great look. really? I'm not even going to answer that drivel - almost straight from daily express

skippyboxedhero 4y ago

No, we won't. This is a common misconception amongst people who stopped reading about Brexit after it happened...the deal we got largely preserves access to the Single Market and will allow regulatory divergence. I didn't mention trade deals. Exports outside the EU are up significantly, exports to the EU are above pre-Brexit levels but have continued to stagnate due to weak growth in the EU. The massive misdirection argument is just...bizarre. I have no idea why people believe this...you see this literally every time the govt does anything good amongst people who seem to be terminally online. NI issues have been solved due to the EU deciding that attempting to break up another country to reverse a democratic decision wasn't a great look. Independence in Scotland has never had a majority and still isn't particularly close to it. Military? Most EU countries do not spend the required amount by NATO (btw, this Galileo thing is some kind of bot online comment that I have seen elsewhere...Remainers are genuinely the biggest bot thinkers, "this is just a distraction", "Galileo", "where are the trade deals"...you are arguing with ghosts in your head).

123pie123 4y ago
!!! are you making all this up? ChatGPT bot?? every item you mentioned is wrong >No, we won't. This is a common misconception amongst people who stopped reading about Brexit after it happened...the deal we got largely preserves access to the Single Market and will allow regulatory divergence. Have a read of this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU%E2%80%93UK_Trade_and_Cooperation_Agreement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU%E2%80%93UK_Trade_and_Cooper... - mainlt the part..... " For its part, the EU insisted that the price for UK access to the European Single Market was compliance with EU subsidies, social, environmental and other regulations to avoid distorting competition in the single market." so you're completely wrong there >I didn't mention trade deals. Exports outside the EU are up significantly, exports to the EU are above pre-Brexit levels but have continued to stagnate due to weak growth in the EU. Uk is almost in recession, where the rest of the EU is doing relatively very well >The massive misdirection argument is just...bizarre It will be you, if you've no idea why cameron presented the non binding referendum in the first place >NI issues have been solved due to the EU deciding that attempting to break up another country to reverse a democratic decision wasn't a great look. really? I'm not even going to answer that drivel - almost straight from daily express