beninvalencia

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by beninvalencia 10y ago
Crazy isn't it.. again, I'm just ashamed my country can come to this point. The leave side didn't even have a plan as to what to do. Johnson doesn't look like he wants to go through with it. He looks like he just woke up
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
Yeah, the damage to the EU is also a huge issue. It's terrible it's come to this. There is precedent for a second referendum - Ireland did so in 2009 on accepting the 28th Amendment. I admit, this is a lot bigger. I think the cont
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
As in your other comment, it's true also that despite 'paying more into the EU than receiving' directly, the benefits have been large. In fact the whole argument that the UK will be better off financially leaving is missing t
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
The strange thing about this for me, is that you had an excellent experience with the British people but now you are effectively calling for them to be crushed by this, at least, the 48.1% who voted remain, plus all the young people who cou
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
Purely out of curiosity - why do you clearly loathe the UK so much? Is it personal?
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
I think it should be said to clear things up that EU citizens in the UK are not going to be "chucked out". This is not going to happen and the major political figures have said as much on live broadcast today. Yes, it would be pru
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
Regain sovereignty. Be able to set immigration to points based - like the US, Canada, Australia. Why should we discriminate against Indians, Chinese, Bangladeshis, Africans for the EU? I like immigrants and I think they help our economy, bu
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
"We will fuck UK over" "Now we will finally pursue tighter integration" I have to say, with this kind of attitude, I am even more glad that the UK has left the EU. Who would want to be partners with this kind of spite an
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
That may be so, but - at the risk of sounding like a 'Brexiter' - at least the UK has its own currency! It can be devalued. The UK has that control and can be competitive. What would happen to one of the EU countries if it voted l
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
I think Sandworm's comment is not really sensible. Most people surely buy on some price to quality benchmark, i.e. value. If German cars are suddenly x% more expensive, well that will have a big impact. Not to mention US/Japanese&
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
This is also a very astute comment I think. The EU and those with interests that are similar will need to increase scaremongering even more to try and prevent other countries from leaving the EU. I wonder what will happen at Greece's n
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by beninvalencia 10y ago
As other comments have noted, the point is that the EU will not want to give the UK a good deal on leaving, because the EU does not want to give any encouragement to the other countries which want to leave the EU (some of which want to leav
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Anyone in Valencia, Spain?
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