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I'm not from the UK, I'm from South America. It doesn't matter though, both the UK and the EU will crumble apart so fast that I'm already expecting the hordes o

I'm not from the UK, I'm from South America. It doesn't matter though, both the UK and the EU will crumble apart so fast that I'm already expecting the hordes of expats trying to find refuge here. Which is funny, because SA lives in a perpetual economic and social crisis, but even still, even a poor and somewhat corrupted country like Bolivia or Paraguay is a better prospect than living in a dystopian communist hellhole.

ktosobcy 4y ago
> I'm not from the UK, Never said you were. Only that you sound like a Brit... > I'm from South America. Greetings from Chile, the lovely state of estallido social de 2019 :P > It doesn't matter though, both the UK and the EU will crumble apart so fast that Lol, we've been hearing this as well for the past 20-30 years, mostly from the UK press and Leave campaign :D > I'm already expecting the hordes of expats trying to find refuge here. > > Which is funny, because SA lives in a perpetual economic and social crisis, but even still, even a poor and somewhat corrupted country like Bolivia or Paraguay is a better prospect than living in a dystopian communist hellhole. Arm, hasn't "the red wave" just swept the LatAm? Chile? Venezuela? Colombia? Brasil? Besides you seem to have USA-based definition of "communism", which is even funnier :D
- th13row 4y ago
  Haha you're right, but as I always say, Latam, despite becoming red all over, is too corrupt/poor/unstable/inept to pull anything off. There are talks of a single currency ("Sur") which will never happen because Brasil doesn't want to hold Argentina's bags, because there's always been a grudge among many of these countries. Furthermore, there's a philosophy here: many rules, barely any enforcement (because of reasons stated above). Ultimately I believe that the EU does have the capacity to do what they say. That's whats scary. Mercosur, not so much.
  - ktosobcy 4y ago
    So in a nutshell, you seem like anarchist and because of the inaptitude of LatAm countries you are quite content with status quo here? :D
    - th13row 4y ago
      That's a good way of putting it, yea. I know it sounds unhinged, but think of China. Would you rather live there? Chaos & corruption >>> oppressive order

ktosobcy 4y ago

> I'm not from the UK, Never said you were. Only that you sound like a Brit... > I'm from South America. Greetings from Chile, the lovely state of estallido social de 2019 :P > It doesn't matter though, both the UK and the EU will crumble apart so fast that Lol, we've been hearing this as well for the past 20-30 years, mostly from the UK press and Leave campaign :D > I'm already expecting the hordes of expats trying to find refuge here. > > Which is funny, because SA lives in a perpetual economic and social crisis, but even still, even a poor and somewhat corrupted country like Bolivia or Paraguay is a better prospect than living in a dystopian communist hellhole. Arm, hasn't "the red wave" just swept the LatAm? Chile? Venezuela? Colombia? Brasil? Besides you seem to have USA-based definition of "communism", which is even funnier :D

th13row 4y ago
Haha you're right, but as I always say, Latam, despite becoming red all over, is too corrupt/poor/unstable/inept to pull anything off. There are talks of a single currency ("Sur") which will never happen because Brasil doesn't want to hold Argentina's bags, because there's always been a grudge among many of these countries. Furthermore, there's a philosophy here: many rules, barely any enforcement (because of reasons stated above). Ultimately I believe that the EU does have the capacity to do what they say. That's whats scary. Mercosur, not so much.
- ktosobcy 4y ago
  So in a nutshell, you seem like anarchist and because of the inaptitude of LatAm countries you are quite content with status quo here? :D
  - th13row 4y ago
    That's a good way of putting it, yea. I know it sounds unhinged, but think of China. Would you rather live there? Chaos & corruption >>> oppressive order