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Have you Brexited yet? What are your countries preferred pronouns currently, England/English or Britain/British?
Do you get paid for tea time while at work?
Do you get paid for tea time while at work?
12-16-2020, 10:26 AM
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12-16-2020, 10:28 AM
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Ain't british, but live here. I am EU as well so I am ready to be deported.
31 Dec midnight and it looks like it will be a no deal Brexit.
You should refer to them as The Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Parliament assembled.
31 Dec midnight and it looks like it will be a no deal Brexit.
You should refer to them as The Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Parliament assembled.
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Cant wait, i hope they don't kick my grandparents out. (not srs)
Might join the Royal Navy to scuttle French fishing boats.
Might join the Royal Navy to scuttle French fishing boats.
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UK have cucked themselves with brexit
Wait for all the darkies to come in and do the work all the white immigrants from Europe were doing
The reeeeing is gonna be hilarious
Wait for all the darkies to come in and do the work all the white immigrants from Europe were doing
The reeeeing is gonna be hilarious
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^it sounds like it won't be a good time when it happens?
No deal brexit doesn't sound very good. Can we confirm how good/bad this will be? I am having trouble understanding the situation tbh
Kinda curious mainly
No deal brexit doesn't sound very good. Can we confirm how good/bad this will be? I am having trouble understanding the situation tbh
Kinda curious mainly
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Originally Posted By TypeNirvash⏩
I was joking about being deported btw lol.^it sounds like it won't be a good time when it happens?
No deal brexit doesn't sound very good. Can we confirm how good/bad this will be? I am having trouble understanding the situation tbh
Kinda curious mainly
No deal brexit doesn't sound very good. Can we confirm how good/bad this will be? I am having trouble understanding the situation tbh
Kinda curious mainly
I can be a bit objective I reckon because I am an EU who has been treated very well in the UK and have been given a scheme that leads to a full citizenship and I also got accepted into medical school here. And then I do not have a patriotic fire vouching for Brexit in me.
Economically, it's a bit of an uncertain situation (which you can see has affected the GBP exchange inevitably). There are positives there are negatives.
I expect the overall food bill of the average brit to go down slightly potentially but not up if any. Can't comment on other things.
The word on the financial hub in the City of London is that the financial institutions simply opened a bit more offices and staff to have access to the EU. Some say some jobs got lost.
The elitism of the EU parliament is a bit evident as a EU person who is not a native UK. Although this video is heavily biased, it does have valid points:
One thing I will mention is this. Brits who have been open to me about not wanting certain people always tell me that they dont like simply those who literally erode their culture and openly said they like EU people. So you can get who they were referring to.
And EU has tied a lot of hands when it comes to freedom of movement and how many refugees (for instance) members should take in.
But here is the kicker - EU migration is on decline (makes sense) but non-EU immigration is as high as ever. Right-wing brits might be getting bamboozled on this one tbh.
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Originally Posted By atgbrahsrs⏩
They are as usualI was joking about being deported btw lol.
I can be a bit objective I reckon because I am an EU who has been treated very well in the UK and have been given a scheme that leads to a full citizenship and I also got accepted into medical school here. And then I do not have a patriotic fire vouching for Brexit in me.
Economically, it's a bit of an uncertain situation (which you can see has affected the GBP exchange inevitably). There are positives there are negatives.
I expect the overall food bill of the average brit to go down slightly potentially but not up if any. Can't comment on other things.
The elitism of the EU parliament is a bit evident as a EU person who is not a native UK. Although this video is heavily biased, it does have valid points:
One thing I will mention is this. Brits who have been open to me about not wanting certain people always tell me that they dont like simply those who literally erode their culture and openly said they like EU people. So you can get who they were referring to.
And EU has tied a lot of hands when it comes to freedom of movement and how many refugees it should take in.
But here is the kicker - EU migration is on decline (makes sense) but non-EU immigration is as high as its ever been. Not sure if right-wing brits are getting bamboozled on this one tbh.
I can be a bit objective I reckon because I am an EU who has been treated very well in the UK and have been given a scheme that leads to a full citizenship and I also got accepted into medical school here. And then I do not have a patriotic fire vouching for Brexit in me.
Economically, it's a bit of an uncertain situation (which you can see has affected the GBP exchange inevitably). There are positives there are negatives.
I expect the overall food bill of the average brit to go down slightly potentially but not up if any. Can't comment on other things.
The elitism of the EU parliament is a bit evident as a EU person who is not a native UK. Although this video is heavily biased, it does have valid points:
One thing I will mention is this. Brits who have been open to me about not wanting certain people always tell me that they dont like simply those who literally erode their culture and openly said they like EU people. So you can get who they were referring to.
And EU has tied a lot of hands when it comes to freedom of movement and how many refugees it should take in.
But here is the kicker - EU migration is on decline (makes sense) but non-EU immigration is as high as its ever been. Not sure if right-wing brits are getting bamboozled on this one tbh.
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12-16-2020, 10:49 AM
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I dont give a **** about Brexit what i do give a crap about is the over abundance of UK black TV adverts .Argos. Morrisons. Paypal. Sainsburys. Vodafone, EE. Sofa adverts etc. Even me as a brother feels like im in the damn Caribbean . These elites and jews keep pushing racial tension and divide. Black people in my fam know its pathetic pandering and virtue signalling and we amount to 5% of the UK population. For some one like me looking at both sides of the coin .i can really understand why white folks feel this country has gone to the dogs. If white folks do take a stand they will automatically be classed as racist.
So my question is why are these companies getting away with it ?
So my question is why are these companies getting away with it ?
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Originally Posted By CR89RA⏩
Lol @ caring about petty chit you see on the televisionI dont give a **** about Brexit what i do give a crap about is the over abundance of UK black TV adverts .Argos. Morrisons. Paypal. Sainsburys. Vodafone, EE. Sofa adverts etc. Even me as a brother feels like im in the damn Caribbean . These elites and jews keep pushing racial tension and divide. Black people in my fam know its pathetic pandering and virtue signalling and we amount to 5% of the UK population. For some one like me looking at both sides of the coin .i can really understand why white folks feel this country has gone to the dogs. If white folks do take a stand they will automatically be classed as racist.
So my question is why are these companies getting away with it ?
So my question is why are these companies getting away with it ?
12-16-2020, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted By TypeNirvash⏩
Eurobrah, not from the UK, some cliffs:^it sounds like it won't be a good time when it happens?
No deal brexit doesn't sound very good. Can we confirm how good/bad this will be? I am having trouble understanding the situation tbh
Kinda curious mainly
No deal brexit doesn't sound very good. Can we confirm how good/bad this will be? I am having trouble understanding the situation tbh
Kinda curious mainly
- UK has technically left the EU on 31st Jan 2020, now the transition period is running out with 31st Dec
A no deal - which will definitely happen, since no deal has been agreed upon, the narrative "well neither of us said it's a no deal, we just didn't agree on a deal, but we'll keep on negotiating, totally not the same thing - will result in the following:
- no free movement when travelling to EU countries. Might not seem to be much of a problem as they still won't need visas, but this means that all of the UK pensioners who are/were planning to spend their last years chilling in Spain are now fuked, plus UK employeed looking for work in the EU will also be at a disadvantage
- UK will have to apply tariffs and quotas to goods coming into the country from the EU, and the EU would apply its “third-country” tariffs and quotas to the UK, meaning UK citizens purchasing EU imports and exporteurs will be fuked (current situation means tariff-free trade) - to give you a picture, around 60% of the UK's imports are from the EU, while 40-50% of its exports are going to the EU. Several factories have already announced that they are closing down/moving production to the EU
- UK estimated that they would need an additional 50k customs officers to take care of the extra workload, afaik nothing has been done about this
- border checks and queues introduced will result in delays, plus many lorry drivers bringing goods - and citizens intending to purchase those goods - will be fuked, leading to congestion and shortages
- service industry is relying heavily on EU workforce, so they will be fuked as well
- financial service providers, banks, investment funds etc will also have to pay extra, so they have also started to move to the EU
- they will have to leave the EU agencies/programs/grants etc.
And this is all without COVID...
So to summarize, starting next year they will be under lockdowns (like other countries) and facing the economic etc difficulties caused by COVID, while they will also have to pay higher prices for imports and hoping that those imports will arrive to the UK.
12-16-2020, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
For all of your points there is uncertainty and there are advantages to counteract them but the one about free movement is a bit irrelevant - I never understood why it was so politicised so heavily.Eurobrah, not from the UK, some cliffs:
UK pensioners have rights because the UK guaranteed EU people in the UK rights. The latter group is (still) much larger.
Brits who seek work in the EU are also a minority compared to the vice versa. Not to mention that you are not that competitive if you don't know the countries language. And a lot of Brits don't.
Although I might be slightly biased because I will end up a both british and eu passport holder if I stay here for a further 2 years.
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Originally Posted By atgbrahsrs⏩
Not really, no deal means that UK pensioners wanting to chill/retire at their EU homes can only spend 90 days every 180 days and then they will have to leave to a third country until next time. No deal would also most likely mean that their UK state pensions will no longer be uprated when spending time in the EU.For all of your points there is uncertainty and there are advantages to counteract them but the one about free movement is a bit irrelevant - I never understood why it was so politicised so heavily.
UK pensioners have rights because the UK guaranteed EU people in the UK rights. The latter group is (still) much larger.
Brits who seek work in the EU are also a minority compared to the vice versa. Not to mention that you are not that competitive if you don't know the countries language. And a lot of Brits don't.
Although I might be slightly biased because I will end up a both british and eu passport holder if I stay here for a further 2 years.
UK pensioners have rights because the UK guaranteed EU people in the UK rights. The latter group is (still) much larger.
Brits who seek work in the EU are also a minority compared to the vice versa. Not to mention that you are not that competitive if you don't know the countries language. And a lot of Brits don't.
Although I might be slightly biased because I will end up a both british and eu passport holder if I stay here for a further 2 years.
Sure, UK citizens working/studying are a minority compared to the total population, still, losing your job during Covid or for w/e lay-off reason - and let's be honest, third country nationals will lose their jobs before locals/EU citizens - then moving back home where the job prospects most likely will be even worse sucks.
Of course it will suck for the EU as well, but the politicians/billionaires will just line their pockets and then exit the stage and the people will be fuked over.
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
With the only difference that Switzerland and Norway do not get the sharing is caring (JFL if Norway had to do that with the oil) and immigration downsides.you will just get same privileges with your UK passport as with a EU passport and they'll call it a day.. do you think every country will look at you differently now because you have a UK passport? again, same case as switzerland..
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
Lol no, that will never happen.honestly i straight up doubt that, they will just put the UK on the "exceptions" list like switzerland and nothing will change
so stuff will be like this:
Export out of eu these special conditions apply:
blablabla for 3rd world chitholes
export to: MONACO, SWITZERLAND,UK, LIECHTENSTEIN:
same rules as EU apply
just like switzerland, is in every EU agency/program/grants, EU workers allowed into switzerland etc etc... same will be the case with UK
they'll just not be in EU anymore but will probably also have honorary seats JFL
you will just get same privileges with your UK passport as with a EU passport and they'll call it a day.. do you think every country will look at you differently now because you have a UK passport? again, same case as switzerland..
so stuff will be like this:
Export out of eu these special conditions apply:
blablabla for 3rd world chitholes
export to: MONACO, SWITZERLAND,UK, LIECHTENSTEIN:
same rules as EU apply
just like switzerland, is in every EU agency/program/grants, EU workers allowed into switzerland etc etc... same will be the case with UK
they'll just not be in EU anymore but will probably also have honorary seats JFL
you will just get same privileges with your UK passport as with a EU passport and they'll call it a day.. do you think every country will look at you differently now because you have a UK passport? again, same case as switzerland..
That would mean that the EU gives the middle finger to Switzerland - who's not in the EEA but is in the Single Market -, the EEA countries and the 27Member States' common position just to appease the Brits for no returns at all. The UK would have to (re)join EFTA/EEA to even consider similar trade agreements and you can be damn sure that the other EEA countries would - and they can - say fuk that to the suggestion.
Not sure if srs, UK will be a third country - so like Serbia or Ukraine - starting next year, period. Not even remotely the same privileges as someone having an EU passport.
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I prefer English you uneducated cretin.
This is nothing but a huge fuk up. They want to use the RN to stop fishing boats but cant stop french *******s from escorting illegal migrants to the east coast? Yeah nah m8.
No country has real leadership. All the EU has to do is make it very difficult at the ports and price increases in shops will start to hit.
WIll be big problems in kent 100%. If truckers dont have the right permit they get fined too. Its going to be a huge mess.
This is nothing but a huge fuk up. They want to use the RN to stop fishing boats but cant stop french *******s from escorting illegal migrants to the east coast? Yeah nah m8.
No country has real leadership. All the EU has to do is make it very difficult at the ports and price increases in shops will start to hit.
WIll be big problems in kent 100%. If truckers dont have the right permit they get fined too. Its going to be a huge mess.
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
The EU is run for the benefit of exporter countries. Germany in particularEU is a dirty chit concept anyways, how many countries actually DID benefit after joining the EU ? most of them crumble down further jfl
you're from BG, same case - huge loss after joining EU jfl
i doubt it but let's see, you might be right lol clownworld anyways
you're from BG, same case - huge loss after joining EU jfl
i doubt it but let's see, you might be right lol clownworld anyways
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
which doesnt really matter, food prices will be ok, you can put zero-tariff to non-eu; no one wants British revoltingNot sure if srs, UK will be a third country - so like Serbia or Ukraine - starting next year, period. Not even remotely the same privileges as someone having an EU passport.
Who cares about travelling in Europe? As an Eastern European (and can travel with EU passport) who lives in the UK I can tell you travelling in Europe is such an overrated. Europe also has trashy cuisine.
Next holiday is definitely in Asia. srs
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
and thisThe EU is run for the benefit of exporter countries. Germany in particular
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
the spaniards and greeks I know working in retail and hospitality in London reaaaaaaallly got their **** kicked in this summer mate with coronaEU is a dirty chit concept anyways, how many countries actually DID benefit after joining the EU ? most of them crumble down further jfl
the eurozone issues in greece were a huge bummer
this is the latest 2019 (for pre-covid comparison purposes) stats I could find:


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Originally Posted By atgbrahsrs⏩
Well except for Johnson and his merry band of retards apparently who were talking about an oven-ready deal for years and then fuked it all up and still believe they can play hard-ball. One would have to be seriously delusional to believe that the EU will just go "fine, no tariffs then, just please don't be angry pretty please". It wouldn't even pass.which doesnt really matter, food prices will be ok, you can put zero-tariff to non-eu; no one wants British revolting
Who cares about travelling in Europe? As an Eastern European (and can travel with EU passport) who lives in the UK I can tell you travelling in Europe is such an overrated. Europe also has trashy cuisine.
Next holiday is definitely in Asia. srs
Who cares about travelling in Europe? As an Eastern European (and can travel with EU passport) who lives in the UK I can tell you travelling in Europe is such an overrated. Europe also has trashy cuisine.
Next holiday is definitely in Asia. srs
Not sure why you would talk about travelling in the EU again, I have pointed out through several examples how losing access to free movement of persons, goods and services will result in major fuk-ups. Hospitality, service, tourism will be fuked, but the sector most affected will be the manufacturing supply chain.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
they are a bunch of liars (like any country's lets be honest) and have lined up pockets somehow but I am not sure if u can say its going under cuz I kinda feel that Brtis are second only to the French when they start throwing stones and moaning hard to the GOVWell except for Johnson and his merry band of retards apparently who were talking about an oven-ready deal for years and then fuked it all up and still believe they can play hard-ball. One would have to be seriously delusional to believe that the EU will just go "fine, no tariffs then, just please don't be angry pretty please". It wouldn't even pass.
Not sure why you would talk about travelling in the EU again, I have pointed out through several examples how losing access to free movement of persons, goods and services will result in major fuk-ups. Hospitality, service, tourism will be fuked, but the sector most affected will be the manufacturing supply chain.
Not sure why you would talk about travelling in the EU again, I have pointed out through several examples how losing access to free movement of persons, goods and services will result in major fuk-ups. Hospitality, service, tourism will be fuked, but the sector most affected will be the manufacturing supply chain.
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Originally Posted By atgbrahsrs⏩
Bojo played himself and my estimate is that he will have to fuk off next year either way. He could have gone for a deal, make an arrangement for the post-transition period and try to tackle the Covid situation, instead they threw a wrench in the negotiations and as far as I can see there are two scenarios:they are a bunch of liars (like any country's lets be honest) and have lined up pockets somehow but I am not sure if u can say its going under cuz I kinda feel that Brtis are second only to the French when they start throwing stones and moaning hard to the GOV
- he signs the deal that was originally agreed upon, his and the Tories' supporters will eat him alive, both him and the Tories are gone for good for a long time
- no deal (so what's happening), UK will be fuked by both Covid and the implications, people in general will eat him alive, Tories will maybe prevail
My guess is that the UK will be fuked by both and then Boris will "bend the knee" and sign the deal, resulting in the above. Although he will probably try to save face by presenting it as a necessary sacrifice or w/e.
What I'm sure about is that at least the first half of 2021 will be especially hard for the Brits.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
will report back on food prices and food availability from LondonWhat I'm sure about is that at least the first half of 2021 will be especially hard for the Brits.
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Originally Posted By atgbrahsrs⏩
Moving there next year, see you at the ALDI line.will report back on food prices and food availability from London
12-16-2020, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
facts
imagine you have so many years to establish a system that the next gerneration atleast have some jobs but nah boomers at it again jfl
imagine you have so many years to establish a system that the next gerneration atleast have some jobs but nah boomers at it again jfl
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