Oletros

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by Oletros 10y ago
> just like we couldn't possibly trade in the EU without a trade deal is just a meme This is not what has been said, what has been said is that UK can't have the same trade deals they have right now without the duties they have
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by Oletros 10y ago
But there is no restriction to workers from UE, in this regard I think the OP talked about "the borders are open"
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Though to be fair, I would like to see a bit of compromise from the EU side of table. They are simply too intransigent. intransigent in what? I remember that they offer a new deal with more concessions to UK before the referendum
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Merkel, on the other hand. Had the Car manufacturers on the phone screaming at her about the result. Wishful thinking or do you have any source for this? > The UK is simply in a better position than the EU. Now more than ever > O
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by Oletros 10y ago
The rush for Irish passports is to have UE citizenship
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Sure - but the converse - punishing them for leaving In what world is punishing having a worst deal that they have now because they don't have the duties? And yes, you talk about mutual beneficial union, that is not what UK wants
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Its influence and role as a net importer from the EU will see it win a relatively favorable exit, including access to the single market. > The UK exit, in addition to the financial impact on the EU, will inspire many other member st
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by Oletros 10y ago
> The EU and NATO are evil institutions. These two institutions are mechanisms created by Washington in order to destroy the sovereignty of European peoples Is this a joke?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Are you saying that Google doesn't list a place in the maps if they don't pay? Do you have any source for that? Thanks
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Other countries look at the UK precedent, If it is positive, thing that it is highly dubious
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Worth seeing which countries will remain in the EU by the time UK finalises the exit All of them? The only ones asking a referendum are two far right parties in Holland and France
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by Oletros 10y ago
> It's not obvious at this point that the EU will still be around a couple of years from now Why?
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by Oletros 10y ago
An important part of the campaign against the independence was that they would be out of the EU, isn't? The irony is really big here
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by Oletros 10y ago
> People keep saying this, but punishing the UK for leaving could easily give further fuel to the French leave campaign. Giving the same deal that they have right now is what will give further fuel to leave. Why should I stay when I can
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Cleaning staff. Not having to compete with EU illegal immigrants will improve their labor conditions If now there are "illegal", how will change when the UK leaves?
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Opening up free trade to the US and Japan would probably be a priority. And how the deal will be better than the deal between EU and USA/Japan?
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by Oletros 10y ago
Almost all of the non eU countries that are part of the EFTA are part of Schengen area and they have agree with a lot of EU treaties. In fact, being part of the EFTA will make UK more abide to the EU duties that it was until now
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by Oletros 10y ago
> But it's unlikely for EU nations to significantly damage trading relationships with the UK Well, they can have the same deal that Norway or Switzerland have with the EU. The problem is that to have that deal they have to agree to
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by Oletros 10y ago
Then you have not read Daniel Eran Dilger, compared to him, Gruber is an Apple hater
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by Oletros 10y ago
> The replacement is Bluetooth audio. You're assuming that the only source of audio is your smartphone And not taking into account the quality of the audio and the fact that you need another device that must be charged
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by Oletros 10y ago
> In Germany by law every car needs to inspected every two years by the TÜV. Cars are highly regulated in terms of what modifications you may perform on them and anything even slightly significant requires approval. Is this a German thin
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by Oletros 10y ago
What? The DAC can't be pulled of from the phone. It is needed for the speaker
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by Oletros 10y ago
> It's hilarious how he writes this whole page and misses this crucial bit. Oh, no, he didn't miss that, but it is a fact that goes against his reasoning
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by Oletros 10y ago
Right now, Lightning is only capable of digital audio
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by Oletros 10y ago
Shocking, Gruber trying to defend what Apple does. Since a headphone needs a DAC to transform the digital audio to analog there is no reason to move that DAC from the one already present in the smartphone to the headphone. And the floppy an
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by Oletros 10y ago
In Spain there has not been rigid labor laws for years
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by Oletros 10y ago
> His not infringing on anybody if its mutely agreed contract. You're supposing that both sides have the same bargain power
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by Oletros 10y ago
> The solution is make the economy competitive for labour, by encouraging growth and skills. They will treat you well then, regardless the laws. I would like to live in a world where that is true
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by Oletros 10y ago
> and overall is (surprisingly) the greatest contributor to global warming, Can you provide a source for that claim? Thanks
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by Oletros 10y ago
> Given its origins in Revolutionary France, the metric system is quite literally a communist plot. That must be a joke

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