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ハイイロギツネ 26 marca o 10:12

Will UK rejoin EU?

Labour pledges to ‘tear down’ barriers with the EU after new figures reveal Brexit reveal businesses struggling.

It looks like they are really struggling in UK, do you think they will rejoin soon?

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YourDoom 27 marca o 0:28

Początkowo opublikowane przez Standing on business:
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All I have seen was a massive trolling from Farage, and thanks to him the EU reputation did suffer too.

After all the mock I really doubt the UK will be allowed to rejoin.
I don’t think the eu are looking at farage to determine their opinion on the UK.

It's been almost 10 years since the brexit. There are no talks from both sides about a possible rejoining.

Like it's been said, a possible join might happen within 30 years, therefore, another 20 years to go.

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Bubblegum Flavour 27 marca o 0:54

Początkowo opublikowane przez alex81e17:
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I don’t think the eu are looking at farage to determine their opinion on the UK.
It's been almost 10 years since the brexit. There are no talks from both sides about a possible rejoining.

Like it's been said, a possible join might happen within 30 years, therefore, another 20 years to go.

I thought they haven even left properly yet ;p

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YourDoom 27 marca o 1:01

Początkowo opublikowane przez Bubblegum Flavour:
Początkowo opublikowane przez alex81e17:
It's been almost 10 years since the brexit. There are no talks from both sides about a possible rejoining.

Like it's been said, a possible join might happen within 30 years, therefore, another 20 years to go.
I thought they haven even left properly yet ;p

People think it works this way.

@the EU party
EU: Everything fine guys?
UK: No, I have headache, I wanna go back home.
EU: Ok, np, see you later.
UK: Hey, guys, can I join back right now.
EU: Of course UK, welcome back.

It's not a party.

In the past 10 years there have been billions of € that have been moved from the UK to the EU, Singapore, and other lands.

Thousands of people lost their jobs, and thousands have been recruited somewhere else. Infrastructure has been built in other lands. Investors in easy words, moved their money away.

To join back means to change all of that once again, and it's not gonna happen.

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SpeedFreak1972 27 marca o 1:34

They might let the UK rejoin out of strategic interest ... However as said the Uk would make large concessions to make it happen

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PMA Riddler 27 marca o 1:41

Początkowo opublikowane przez Corvus XIII:
Początkowo opublikowane przez Bubblegum Flavour:
I am no expert or anything but the simple way I see this is, EU is about sharing, so its great when you are poor xD but it sucks when you are the rich one xD

I thought thats why UK left ;p

UK left because it was constantly lied to by press , by some people's business interests, and some politicians.

The migration numbers also made living a lot harder for the worker class.
Companies cut bonuses because they no longer needed to reward the workers, due to having lots more of them.

Then there was the blocking of British workers from the EU people who came over and then there was the relentless scamming and thievery when the next wave came.
I won't say the nationality but the police from their home country kept telling the UK to beef up it's security / policing. They stole, scammed , begged , male prostituted in parks in broad daylight.

The UK should not have left the EU but the EU should have assisted beyond delaying a few years of free movement from a certain country.

( Or in my opinion delayed that country until it sorted itself out on the basics ).

The immigration didn't even decrease when the UK left, just instead of Europeans there's a lot more non-Europeans.
https://theconversation.com/election-2024-the-uks-migration-situation-in-five-charts-232190

Brexit was based almost entirely on lies and misdirected anger.

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YourDoom 27 marca o 1:41

Początkowo opublikowane przez PMA Riddler:
Początkowo opublikowane przez Corvus XIII:

UK left because it was constantly lied to by press , by some people's business interests, and some politicians.

The migration numbers also made living a lot harder for the worker class.
Companies cut bonuses because they no longer needed to reward the workers, due to having lots more of them.

Then there was the blocking of British workers from the EU people who came over and then there was the relentless scamming and thievery when the next wave came.
I won't say the nationality but the police from their home country kept telling the UK to beef up it's security / policing. They stole, scammed , begged , male prostituted in parks in broad daylight.

The UK should not have left the EU but the EU should have assisted beyond delaying a few years of free movement from a certain country.

( Or in my opinion delayed that country until it sorted itself out on the basics ).
The immigration didn't even decrease when the UK left, just instead of Europeans there's a lot more non-Europeans.
https://theconversation.com/election-2024-the-uks-migration-situation-in-five-charts-232190

Brexit was based almost entirely on lies and misdirected anger.

Actually, Europeans do now call you "Little India".

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Pocahawtness 27 marca o 1:43

Początkowo opublikowane przez Bubblegum Flavour:
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It's been almost 10 years since the brexit. There are no talks from both sides about a possible rejoining.

Like it's been said, a possible join might happen within 30 years, therefore, another 20 years to go.
I thought they haven even left properly yet ;p

Well, this was one of the mistakes the politicians made. Even if you leave the EU, you are still subject to their rules if you want to trade with them. The UK is just too small to dictate rules to the huge trading blocks in the modern world. It was better off being part of one of those trading blocks than being a minnow is a sea full of sharks.

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Pocahawtness 27 marca o 1:44

Początkowo opublikowane przez PMA Riddler:
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UK left because it was constantly lied to by press , by some people's business interests, and some politicians.

The migration numbers also made living a lot harder for the worker class.
Companies cut bonuses because they no longer needed to reward the workers, due to having lots more of them.

Then there was the blocking of British workers from the EU people who came over and then there was the relentless scamming and thievery when the next wave came.
I won't say the nationality but the police from their home country kept telling the UK to beef up it's security / policing. They stole, scammed , begged , male prostituted in parks in broad daylight.

The UK should not have left the EU but the EU should have assisted beyond delaying a few years of free movement from a certain country.

( Or in my opinion delayed that country until it sorted itself out on the basics ).
The immigration didn't even decrease when the UK left, just instead of Europeans there's a lot more non-Europeans.
https://theconversation.com/election-2024-the-uks-migration-situation-in-five-charts-232190

Brexit was based almost entirely on lies and misdirected anger.

Truth is that the right-wing politicians just didn't like being told what to do by Brussels and they sold the country out just so they could go it alone.

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Chimaera 27 marca o 1:50

I thought eu was preparing to invade

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Kargor 27 marca o 3:50

Początkowo opublikowane przez Arvaos:
It looks like they are really struggling in UK, do you think they will rejoin soon?

They might, but it's not going to be a fast process.

It's definitely NOT going to be a "let's just pretend the last x years didn't happen", and I generally have no idea how much of the EU membership requirements they can still check.

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YourDoom 27 marca o 4:14

Początkowo opublikowane przez Chimaera:
I thought eu was preparing to invade

No, but the NI is going to be problematic.

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ハイイロギツネ 27 marca o 6:12

Początkowo opublikowane przez Pocahawtness:
Początkowo opublikowane przez Bubblegum Flavour:
I thought they haven even left properly yet ;p

Well, this was one of the mistakes the politicians made. Even if you leave the EU, you are still subject to their rules if you want to trade with them. The UK is just too small to dictate rules to the huge trading blocks in the modern world. It was better off being part of one of those trading blocks than being a minnow is a sea full of sharks.

Sadly, a lot of gullible people believed in Empire 2.0 and that the UK would have leverage.

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ハイイロギツネ 27 marca o 6:14

Początkowo opublikowane przez alex81e17:
Początkowo opublikowane przez Plaid:
why don't they drop the whole "Kingdom" act and go truly independent. No more kindgom, just England.
Republic of Britain sounds good.

Only if they forfeit all the lands, including Gibraltar and the Falklands.

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