You have a cocaine shortage in the UK?

That would be serious because after Brexit you'll need it.

Looking over why the UK left the EU there is good reasons for that. TPP being one of them
To put it like so such a thing only benefits large corporations and such i doubt that the UK
would even want to be apart of it. Considering it gives a corporation the power to sue
the Government.

(November 6, 2016 at 2:14 am)Minimalist Wrote: You have a cocaine shortage in the UK?

That would be serious because after Brexit you'll need it.

Now that George Osbourne is no longer chancellor of the Exchequer demand has dropped dramatically

(November 6, 2016 at 2:14 am)Minimalist Wrote: You have a cocaine shortage in the UK?

That would be serious because after Brexit you'll need it.

Don't think so. The bankers consider leaving. There will be other European Cities needing some additonal shipments of snuff in the future.

I'd never seen self-assfucking until I saw the Leave campaign win the vote.

(November 6, 2016 at 4:37 am)dyresand Wrote: Looking over why the UK left the EU there is good reasons for that. TPP being one of them
To put it like so such a thing only benefits large corporations and such i doubt that the UK
would even want to be apart of  it. Considering it gives a corporation the power to sue
the Government.

You do understand that the people pushing Brexit want TTIP (TPP is a US China Australia agreement) on steroids. One of the reasons for the big campaign is that the EU is getting cold feet about the proposed agreement, and probably won't sign.

(November 6, 2016 at 5:33 pm)Tazzycorn Wrote: You do understand that the people pushing Brexit want TTIP (TPP is a US China Australia agreement) on steroids. One of the reasons for the big campaign is that the EU is getting cold feet about the proposed agreement, and probably won't sign.

He obviously didn't know the first thing about the contence of the brexiter campaigns. It's true that TTIP is a big issue for right wingers in continental Europe, not in the UK. Possibly the only thing I half agree with them. Not because I don't want to happen, but because I don't want it to happen in it's current form. Going by what little information is made available to us.

(November 6, 2016 at 5:41 am)Mathilda Wrote:

(November 6, 2016 at 2:14 am)Minimalist Wrote: You have a cocaine shortage in the UK?

That would be serious because after Brexit you'll need it.

Now that George Osbourne is no longer chancellor of the Exchequer demand has dropped dramatically

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Good riddance.

EU citizenship proposal could guarantee rights in Europe after Brexit

Quote:The plan, tabled by a liberal MEP from Luxembourg, could mean British citizens who opt for the new status would be able to continue to travel freely and live on the continent – rights that may no longer be automatic after Brexit.

Of course the Brexiters are moaning about it saying that it is divisive and Brits should stay in Britain.


European Parliament considers plan to let individual Brits opt-in to keep their EU citizenship

Quote:Brexit campaigners in Britain reacted with anger to the idea, arguing that it would discriminate against Leave voters and that it was “an outrage”.

Quote:“This is an outrage. The EU is now attempting to divide the great British public at the exact moment we need unity. 17.4 million people voted to Leave the EU on 23 June and as a result the UK as a whole will get Brexit,” she said.

“Brexit means laws which impact the people of the UK will be created by accountable politicians in Westminster. It is totally unacceptable for certain citizens in the UK to subject themselves to laws which are created by politicians who are not accountable the British people as a whole. Discriminating against people based on their political views shows there are no depths the EU will not sink to.”

Which is absolute bollocks because the Brits with EU citizenship would be living in the EU. If the Brexiters want to live in a shit hole then let them, just don't force other people to as well. And giving people an escape route from something they didn't ask for is somehow discrimination? 17.4million may have voted to leave the EU but the majority in Scotland voted to remain and we're still being dragged out.

Seems like a decent enough idea to me.