>brexit negotiations start in the morning let the perfidiousness

Brits will literally negociate between how much of a full-blown vassal they will be and how much of co-participation they will still get.

>>76227843
One nation negotiating with 27.

death to britain

Why negotiate anything? Rip up Rome and tell them to fuck off

>>76228237
smart man

>>76228159
half of them are regions not nations

The Eternal Anglo will finally be slain

>>76227843
Oh cool it's this thread, AGAIN.

When will brexit be over, like really over?

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>Why negotiate anything? Rip up Rome and tell them to fuck off

>>76228269
EU would lose more than us, don't see the downside
>>76228309
Back to your containment thread

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>>76228304
the deadline is March 2019 but my prediction is that this will be extended after our government collapses because we can't rely on Northern Irish pikeys

>>76228159
More like one nation negotiating with one nation and its 26 vassals.

>>76228304
20 months until treaties stop applying.

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richest country in europe senpai. bring it on

>>76228371
>this is what skangers actually believe

Why would this take so long?
Just get it over with, any other decision like this would only take a few months.

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>>76228304
>When will brexit be over, like really over?
When Germany accepts terms and stops acting like a deer in headlights.

>uk cucks have to go on their hands and knees to brussels to beg for access to the market while Canadian bulls bully Wallonians and euro dairy farmers into accepting our demands for total market access and don't even let them sell us any cheese or milk

Scotland should just secede from the UK and join Canada desu

>>76228479
Ask the EU

>>76228371
Member states are represented within the institutions of the EU. Real vassals don't have a say and representation in the decisions of their superior, just like Britain after Brexit.

>>76228439
Britain vs germany, france, italy, spain

$14,150b vs $38,679b

haha we're fucked

>>76227928
We are gonna fuck you up

I can't wait until the entire EU crashes down. The Jews that created it deserve the worst death

>>76228439
Thats why the EU exists, it strengthens hands with collective bargaining :^)

>>76228514
We already have nova scotia.
It would literally just be scotia.

>>76228632
What makes you think the jews will let it go through? Everyone in power is hungry for more.

>>76228159
>27
The UK's economy eclipses the bottom 19 member states combined.

>>76228546
Well, now that you put it like that, how can I disagree?

Winston loved the EU.

>>76228645
Really makes you think...

If England became a state would it be called old England

>>76228697
And even the most minor of them can block a deal.

>>76228514
>and join Canada
Yeah that's not how it works buddy

There were two opposing studies from the London School of Economics, "It's the economy stupid" and "It's not the economy stupid"

I seriously think the only thing holding back the EU is the immigration crisis.

>>76228642
I honestly cannot fathom how dumb you have to be in ROI and cheerlead being treated like an indiscriminate province in the EU. Look up who your biggest trading partners are and what goods they sell you

>>76228741
I doubt they will

Is Brexit final or is there any chance it wont happen?

>>76228741
and that's when we remind them that there's warships waiting to have an 'accident' on their country

>>76228825
Not final but polls show that most people now favour soft Brexit over hard

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>'European Union'
>'Arab girl from Tyre, Lebanon Union'

>>76228779
Same, lad. The EU built about three roads and in exchange gutted our fisheries, eroded our sovereignty and wants to raise our corporation tax, thereby turning us into another second-tier, dependent economy.

I don't understand why everyone here is so enamoured at being under Brussels' foot.

Pretty sure that the U.S. will britain

>>76228883
They are brainwashed

>>76228779
I'm aware of the trade flow, We've been stuck to britains proverbial hip since independence. Its long overdue for that to die.

>>76228825
Well both France and Germany said if we want to change our mind we can but I doubt that will happen

>>76228797
And all of these 17 states will be more powerful than the UK post-Brexit because they will get veto-powers in the European executive and a say in legislations passed by the European parliament while Britain just voted to get rid off all her representatives.

The UK will now have to quietely accept almost every new piece of EU regulation and legislation to keep its continued access to the single market.

It's what Norway has been doing for the last decade and the UK will get a similar agreement in the end.

>>76228905
Will you to <3

>>76228905
*back

>>76228956
No you're like the victim of domestic abuse, you love us even though we treat you like shit

>>76228973
At the condition that you will lose all your past privileges and rebates.

>>76228976
>The UK will now have to quietely accept almost every new piece of EU regulation and legislation to keep its continued access to the single market.
In that case, they shouldn't even want to have anything to do with the eu at all.

>>76228860
Polls showed that most people favoured a hard brexit a few weeks ago. Nobody knows anything.

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>>76228976
>they will get veto-powers in the European executive and a say in legislations passed by the European parliament while Britain just voted to get rid off all her representatives.
>he still thinks the EU is going to continue past 2020 or so

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>>76228976
Not every country in the EU has a veto you stupid Kraut fuckwit.

>>76228883
>three roads
Far more than just roads.
>eroded sovereignty
The sovereignty which kept us a run down dump since the 50s?
>raising our corporation tax
Nope, they just want the tax actually applied rather than handwaived for select companies who are only here because we're part of the european market.

>>76229065
Only UK really ever wanted to leave as much as I remember.

>>76228976
And yet Norwegians aren't desperate to join the EU

>>76229053
>In that case, they shouldn't even want to have anything to do with the eu at all.

Pretty much impossible without crashing your economy when more than half of your trade is with the EU. You think that Canada would be able to severe its alignment with the US? This is the position the UK will face in the future. Becoming Neo-Canada.

>>76228976
Kek what makes you think the u.k will except that at all.

>>76228956
Ok but even if you wanted to change how can you possibly affect it inside the EU? Negotiating as 27 goes both ways, there is no special Ireland clause you will be punished as harshly if Germany elects to scorch the earth.

>>76229153
Germans haven't been told to fuck off for too long, they're starting to think it's normal to get everything they want.

>>76229111
>as much as I remember.
And how many did you ask?

>>76229111
Most of Europe has anti EU groups. Remember when everyone thought Greece would leave?

>>76229111
Pretty sure Croatia has quite a large anti eu population

>>76229153
Because most of their trade and a big chunk of their economy depends on it? Because they have zero negociating edge? Because they have a weak minority governent? Because they are running out of time Because most of their population favors a soft-Brexit? Because severing their ties with the EU will reignite the Norhern Ireland conflict? Because a Hard Brexit will threaten its national integrity and revive Scottish separatist sentiment?

There are like a dozen of reasons.

>>76229347
Your insane of you think that they would just increase trade with the commonwealth and the U.S.

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>>76229153
pic

>>76229269
Most of them are marginal groups, even more than ukip.
And few things contributed to possible grexit like long recession, refugee crisis and eu's antagonism towards orthodox "brothers".

>>76229334
No one from east besides few peasants really wants to leave, free travel and work in Germany are far too good.

>>76229347
>Because they have a weak minority governent
We've never been stronger m8

>>76229347
>Because they have zero negociating edge?
And this is no one should read German posts.

>>76229130
They are comfortable with submission since they are so rich that they can afford being comforable.

>>76229098
Quite a few European institutions and processes are dependant on unanimous vote by member states.

>>76229206
By preventing any special dealings between us, we can start to distance ourselves. Especially if germany does go for it.

On a pleasant note, I'm sure the DUP would be ecstatic with that.

>>76229022
We have no privileges and never did, in fact we were the only country who obeyed the actual letter and spirit of free movement in 2004 when the rest of the EU chickened out at the thought of the eastern states being treated as equals.
Rebate slightly eased the pain of funding this waste of space given how many billions we poured in. Also offered to axe the rebate anyway (making us the largest contributor to the EU by far) and the French said no because they didn't want to touch CAP.
Had an opt-out from the € identical to that of Denmark, in fact we were more flexible as we never held a hard referendum the way the Danish people did.
Then again I shouldn't expect a German to ever understand much about the EU, all you're ever capable of doing is talking in tired cliches and falsehoods

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>>76229409
Okay.

>>76229409
The eu would be stupid to lose money and trade in a vain attempt to "punish" anyone. The fact that germany thinks it has this power is hilarious

UK will be an unstable mess in the foreseeable future.
I can easily see them changing government midnegotiation resulting in having to start from scratch.
They're going to be wasting the time of the entire EU stalling and if they don't crash out with no deal, then we're looking for negotiations over the course 4+ years.
Billions lost due to instability. Investments delayed. Having to delay EU reforms because the bongs still have a vote.
What a mess.

>>76228976
I also want to point out to this idiot German that his own country will suffer the worst inside EU institutions if the UK leaves. The EU Council for instance doesn't weigh votes, without the UK the French bloc will overrule the Germans (who no one votes with anyway) forever.

>>76229560
>UK will be an unstable mess in the foreseeable future.
At least we'll never sink to the levels of Bulgaria eh?

>>76229409
>Most of them are marginal groups, even more than ukip.
UKIP was a tiny group until a few years ago, most of it's funding comes from one guy. Now that brexit has happened they will disappear.

>>76229504
Large chunk of Polish and Hungarian gdp comes from foreign workers.
They wont leave and rest wont kick them off because something stupid as migrants, status quo will continue.

>>76229557
eu wants to show that there are consequence for leaving and dissuade others from doing so.

>>76229391
When the UK leaves the EU they will leave a trade agreement with Canada and other trade agreements with dozens of other member states.

They will have a very weak negociating position because they will leave without any other one and also due to not being part of a 500 million people trade block.

The US for example has already dropped them like a hot potato after Merkel's Trump visit.

>>76228405
do you think I can still emigrate during these 20 months and have a reasonable chance to stay afterwards?

They say they want to protect people already there, but is that from article 50 submission date or when we leave

It really is staggering how out of touch with reality the Germans think their negotiating position is.

They seem to think if they just shout loud enough everyone in the EU will just do as they say.

Their arrogance is so ridiculously undeserved and inappropriate it's baffling.

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>>76229646
Yes, that will never, ever, happen.

>>76229674
Pretty sure it's when we leave
Regardless if you have any sort of qualifications landing a job in another country isn't really very hard

>>76229557
Germany doesn't think that, just some autist on 4chan. German businesses are very strongly against punishing the UK because they have a lot of money tied up here. The EU and the countries within have different views on what should happen, I think EU bureaucrats are going to make a move for more power once we leave because historically it has been the UK vetoing everything that has stopped them.

What you are witnessing in this thread my friends are the desperate cries and moans of nostalgics of a former empire that will find their end in further national disintegration and at the periphery of a future mega-state.

I can't wait to see the Bongs pretend they win this one.

>>76229827
>a future mega-state.
Oh yeah that sounds just great

>>76229791
>Regardless if you have any sort of qualifications
lol just £ but not really enough for any of the residency schemes anywhere in europe for non-eu members I dont think

>>76229819
>German businesses are very strongly against punishing the UK because they have a lot of money tied up here.

The German businesses have already made very clear that they prefer a harsh treatment in order to dissuade other members from leaving and secure the future existence of the single market and the unity of the European

>>76228514

Are you that one guy from Nova Scotia who keeps writing the guest articles on CBC about Scotland joining Canada?

You're fucking annoying, take your kilt off and stop pretending you're a displaced Scot.

>>76229885
what did he mean by this

>>76229918
Union.
>>76229646
Several EE states have already surpassed the UK.

>>76229922
>Scotland joining Canada
Where did this meme even come from? Why do people think politics is just a game where anyone can do whatever they want

>>76229949
Why do you think that Bulgaria won't have the same development?

>EU negotiating in 20 months
it took them 8 years to negotiate with Canada and in the end was just vetoed by Belgium anyway, its a bureaucratic cesspool that can be completely halted by one stick in the mud
UK will realistically have to choose between hard brexit and no brexit, I am betting no brexit will happen

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Every time brits vote the pound plummets.
Really makes you drink.

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Love how these threads always bring the germs out in their hoardes on full damage control mode

>>76229979
The simple answer is that the internet is full of children who say stupid shit. It's not a mystery.

>>76230009
>muh numbers on a screen
autism

>>76230008
It takes the EU years to do anything, it's likely that March 2019 will roll around before anything is agreed.

>>76230023
We are just here to crush your delusions.

>>76230114
>role playing countries

Shouldn't you be in a map autism thread?

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>>76230079
>UK imports a fuckton
>pound drops
>prices jump coz import costs more
>quality of life drops
you got duped by le ruse master nigel

Good luck

>>76229924
you might be left somewhat isolated after brexit, especially as trump only major one from west who supported brexit, (and who even now said that he prioritizes trade with eu) will probably lose next elections

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>>76230171
Europe is run by Reptilians desu

>>76230175
we'll get them back for you greece x

>>76230171
>'apparently'
>zero evidence, just a claim by a rag
Fuck off you human rat.

>>76230008
Nothing will be really agreed to in time other than some vague points and non-binding shit and the time of negociations won't be prolonged in time either. The negotiations will break down a bunch of times before that.

There will be unparalled scenes similar to the collapse of the soviet union.

We are talking about serious economic downturn, a stock market crahs, unseen currency devalution. Also tumultous and chaotic scenes at harbors and airports.

Screencap this post if you don't believe me.

>>76230171
I've never seen a slimier person than Juncker in my life
He puts the Rothchilds to shame

>>76230238
Ay, sure hope so

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>>76227843
I like these images.

>>76230023
You do the exact same thing.
Both cunts posters are delusional and pathetic.
Legit question: where do you guys (brits and germans + rest) get the strength to argue over the same stupid circle jerk bullshit over and over and over again?
Every brexit thread is exactly the same and probably always with the same posters too.

Reminder
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6QmH-7fu68

>>76230267
You forgot Godzilla and the Antichrist

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>>76230304

>>76228716
No way in hell England would become "a" state, your population would give you waaaay too much power in the house of representatives. 5 or 6 states, maybe.

>>76230114
>We are just here to crush your delusions.
brits can just go to canada, australia, usa, nz if the economy takes a downturn, germans will forever be chained to the EU as it continues to stagnate as it can't negotiate any trade deals with large international economies

>>76230347
Or I could've just said 'The UK will look like Greece'.

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>>76230267
>>76230309
>>76230375
>Germans are in full panic mode now that other European countries will have an outside force to ally with, right in the region.

The days of Germany controlling EU negotiations to only benefit German economy is done.

>>76230267
honestly can't wait, the only thing stopping me from killing myself is the curiosity about the shitstorm that will unfold when brexit actually happens
we've seen nothing yet

Can someone TL;DR me why England wants to leave the EU?

>>76230375
Welp obviously i'm comfy enough to post here and watch you being a butthurt bully and blatant scaremonger.

>>76230425
Because memes

>>76230425
Because Muslims, not even joking.

>>76230347
Kek.
>>76230309
Brits are really cringey when it comes to internet arguments, they show up in numbers and start autistically insulting anybody who opposes their view. They will keep replying no matter what you do. Extremely easy people to troll.

>>76230364
The current European FTA with Canada also has provisions for the free exchange of services and thus makes it easier for EU citizens(including Germans) to go and work in Canada. You know, the agreement the UK is about ot leave.

>>76230463
I think because Romanians would be more accurate

>>76230425
straight bananas

>>76230399
Why did you reply to me?
I just asked why everyone is so retarded and pathetic in these threads (that belong on /pol/)?
I'm literally anti EU at this point.
Read the post before responding.

>>76230506
>that belong on pol
No pol would be a circle jerk, this is international banter aka the exact point of this board

>>76230463
>Because Muslims

Isn't it a bit too late for that? I mean look at London

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A pity many others can't join us.

>>76230475
the legalities are pointless, companies will always hire and sponsor brits over germans

>>76230425
because it was originally a trade union which morphed into a political union which was subtly rigged to work in favour of g*rmany

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>>76230506
Just calm down Hanz.

You're not getting an EU army.

>>76230425
Imagine a guy in a Santa costume showing up to a Halloween party and threatening to leave because he didn't get any grogg.

>>76230548
>60% for Germany
They really are a spineless lot

>>76230548
They might. The absolute worst thing that could happen to the EU would be Britain leaving and not collapsing into civil war. If we continue to exist outside of the EU everyone will want to leave when the next recession comes around.

>>76230563
Like I said, read before posting. I'm anti EU.

>>76230563
>he doesn't know Germany has already absorbed one European army in it's own

>>76230557
This is the only legit answer. No idea what this >>76230463 spasticated nigger is on about.

>>76230597
It's like negociating as a 500 million people trade block provides one more negociating power than single <100 state or something. Proud of my countrymen for being this reasonable.

>>76230542
>muh banter

>>76227843
>perfidiousness
Isn't it 'perifidy'?

>>76230597
Their little lapdogs the Netherlands too.

>>76230638
99% chance >>76230463 is just a bum-bothered Jock.

>>76230666
no

>>76230638
You can't deny that anti-immigrant sentiment, in part because of pakis and niggers and in part also because of eastern-europeans fueled a lot of fear and hate for the EU. Merkel giving out an invite for half of the middle east to come to europe probably drove quite a few voters to vote for "yes" as well.

>>76230557
>morphed
It was meant to become a political union from the very beginning. You guys pretty much joined in bad faith but now you will dispose yourself.

Money doesn't matter as much as the country itself.

>>76230597
Thatcher was completely correct when she called them spineless

>>76230638
>>76230687
Already forgotten about the "refugee" crisis and the jungle? Every time one of those stories hit the news polls shifted to leave.

>>76230615
>>76230635
Don't worry they wont get far now that UK is checking them.

>>76230713
No the only people who think that are you and the french. And the french at least wanted to turn the eu into a third french empire. Germans just want more muslims and to destabilize everything

>>76230660
>he takes bickering on an anime image board seriously
Wew

>>76230701
Immigration is one reason along with some others because as the anon said it morphed into a political union which includes immigration.

>>76230701
But those tow things are tied together. When we joined, the EU was made up of somewhat similar economies.

Gradually, you Eastern Euros were let in, and the EU became a shitfest of uncontrolled labour.

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>>76230184
Eh, maybe, but I'm a brit living in South America, and trust me, people from ALL OVER the world dream of going to the UK, London especially. After the US, it's one of the most "dreamed of" destination for poor and non-white people. They've seen it in the movies. They know that famous people like Prince William, David Beckham and One Direction live there. Successful Latin American footballers live there. Ask the average Ecuadorian where he'd like to go in Europe, he's not going to say Germany or Belgium. Plus it's the centre of the anglosphere, which makes it more inticing to anyone who knows English. It's still a global centre of trade, cutlure, education and science, and that's just the capital city.

I don't see how Brexit will change any of that. And we haven't mentioned the millions of Poles, Czechs, Spaniards, Bulgarians, French and Irish who fucking love living in the UK.

>>76230726
Thatcher personally was baffled by Kohl's mere physical stamina.

>>76230713
desu our elites knew this but they lied to the people because our economy was dire at the time. Anyway we're fucked economically just in time for me to finish uni ahah

>>76230794
And this is a woman that sleeps like 5 hours a night.

>>76230794
Lel someone of polish ancestry lead Germany?

>>76227843
I hope they get bent over the table.

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>>76230563
An EU military wouldn't be up to much as it stands, much of the burden will fall on France. We'll continue to work with other European countries once the UK leaves the EU anyway. We'll probably be the ones refueling their ships.

>>76230777
The EU army plan isn't going to work out if 50% of its military power is leaving.

>>76230788
>Gradually, you Eastern Euros were let in
The UK was one of the member states that pushed to most for the enlargement and the accession of new members.

>>76230788
Brits dislike Poles more than Pakis or Africans?

>>76230863
Germany will don't worry about that

>>76230894
No, the Pakis are definitely hated more

>>76230894
It's possible to hate both, you know.

>>76230908
*will be bent

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>>76230864
With our two new ramp carriers we shall rule Europe.

>>76229065
>1 in 3.64 billion
That can't be true, because there are seven billion on earth. Does that mean that only two people have ever been killed by refugees?

>>76229106
>Far more than just roads.
You people always say this, but never elaborate. Go on, then.

>>76229106
>Nope, they just want the tax actually applied
That's where they want to start. Then they want it raised.

>The sovereignty which kept us a run down dump since the 50s?
Ireland is less than 100 years old. Did you expect that we'd come out of a war of independence and be become a superpower immediately?

>>76228159
your not a nation anymore,you are a county in the EU superstate

>>76230793
>it's the centre of the anglosphere

lol, no. America is and it isn't even close.

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>>76230871
>much of the burden will fall on France.
I want France to have the EU not.

Not Ger*any.

>>76230938
Poles in generation or two can be easily assimilated non-europeans not so much.
Leaving eu will stop immigration from eastern europe not asia.

>>76230962
Ireland will soon get to vote and decide on laws that the British parliament will have to just nod off.

If I was an Irish nationalist I would laugh my ass off at this hilarious reversal of things.

>>76230964
>>76230964
Ok, I guess you're right, but being an English speaking country makes it much more appaling than say, Denmark, because almost everyone in the world has knowledge of at least some English. Even a shitty country like Ecuador has a big EFL industry and forces all kids to study English in school and university. Not many countries push other European langauges in the same way. The only exception I can think of would be some African countries that push French as a """"""civilizing"""""" language.

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>>76230966
The EU is irrelevant where British and French relationship concerned.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lancaster_House_Treaties_(2010)
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-and-france-strengthen-defence-cooperation-with-new-weapon-system-agreement

Just the other day the Netherlands and the UK signed an agreement for deeper defence relations.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/defence-secretary-agrees-stronger-partnership-with-netherlands

>>76231038
>Poles in generation or two can be easily assimilated
Good job demonstrating that you have absolutely no idea why people here are angry about the Poles.

>>76231046
>If I was an Irish nationalist
Notice how the EU shills change tack and affiliation as necessary. One minute nationalism is bad, the next it's a great day for Irish nationalists in the EU.

Also, Ireland doesn't decide shit, we have 11 MEPs, and every time we oppose an EU treaty at referendum, we have to vote again until we get it right.

>>76231046
Ireland has a lot to lose if negotiations go bad and the eu gains more power

>>76230783
I'm pretty sure most of the things said here are 100% true feelings since it's anonymous

>>76231087
wtf is up with that frogs signature?

I might have to rescind my support for them to control EU army if that signature is behind it all.

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>>76231087
is she off to the races after the signing?

>>76231140
Yeah but it's light-hearted debate, you're not gonna go off and cry after this if you get btfo

>>76231098
Why are they disliked?

>>76230546
We are never gonna get a vote on actually limiting migration, liberals love it cause they're liberal, labour loves it because they're champagne socialists who don't give a shit about workers and the Tories will pander to right wingers about reducing migration while rubbing their hands over the cheap labour gold. EU vote was out of frustration at politicians who wouldn't listen, especially seeing the migrant crisis and Merkels response to it.

>>76231181
>you're not gonna go off and cry
don't tell me what not to do

>>76231098
What are you talking about? Nobody apart from some salty working class care about the poles
The pakis on the other hand outside of London are pretty much universally hated

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>Germans

>>76231181
No but I still find it bretty sad. But that's only because the whole "most people still hate germans" thing is kinda new to me. Same with the anti brit sentiment. I'm still swallowing these pills.

>>76231276
bomber harris didn't go far enough

>>76231228
Don't answer for me, Ronnie.

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>>76231377
>nazis think that everyone has forgotten what they did only 70 short years ago

>>76228159
one failed state negotiating with an economic powerhouse

>>76231382
>bomber harris
You might have won the war but we won the peace. It's time to get over it.

>>76231377
>most people still hate Germans
We hate your leaders not the people

>>76231377
Take everything with a grain of salt. I for example dislike the actions of the Russian government and will banter Russians on /int/ as subhuman Slavshits. In real life I know that Russians are among the warmest people you can possibly meet though.
Don't take /int/ to seriously and don't let it get to you. But eh, you'll do it anyways, why am I even arguing this at this point

>>76231412
Yeah I didn't care. Got a problem with that?

>>76231454
You sound very insecure. How old are you, lad?

>>76231425
>we won the peace
ummm I wouldn't speak too soon sweetie x
>>76231454
yeah I've got a problem

>>76231454
Fuck off wimp.

>>76231482
>Denial

It's just the first stage but I can promise you that you will get there at one point.

>>76231474
18 and I'm a sensible childish cunt. I know.

>>76231187
Because they live 10 to house and do unskilled jobs for a few months before fucking off back home fucking up the housing and job markets in poor areas of the country.

>>76231230
>Nobody apart from some salty working class care about the poles
Yeah and who care about them, right? They only make up about 80% of the country, so they're obviously irrelevant.

You fucking idiot.

>>76231614
It's okay to be insecure at 18. It'll get better sooner than later, don't worry.

>>76231646
Didn't you hear? Neither left nor right cares about the poor anymore.

>>76231646
>some
I don't know where you're from but I'm from an area with a huge amount of immigrants and the hatred towards the Pakis is way more than the poles
Whether you like it or not that's a fact

>>76231646
80%? Britain doesn't have a middle-class?

>>76231778
It does but it's shrinking pretty rapidly
That Anon is exaggerating though

>>76231778
Most wealthy countries don't these days.

Why is the only sensible guy in this thread from Lithuania. What the hell?

>>76231822
More like Lithugaynia am I right?

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>>76230304
i wonder who makes them....

>>76231838
Dr. Lithuania or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cock

>>76231822
Most people here are actually quite nice, they just like to meme and do low effort posts. Except the Americans, fuck them.

>>76231925
"Top Quality Pepe lad" over at /britpol/ does them.

>>76231822
I'm actually Polish, just doing a student exchange before I fuck off back home. Thanks for the kind words anyways

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>>76231925
some virgin

>>76232012
Should have known you where polish the moment you stole my heart.

>>76232035
Cheeky bastard

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>>76232031
hmmmmmm

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>People *STILL* think they'll ever, EVER win against the eternal Anglo

Before negotiations have even begun, they've ruled out single market membership, customs union membership and membership to anything that has "Euro" in its name. They're not even going to attempt to come to an agreement.
The needlessly antagonistic tone they've taken can only hurt our chances of getting a good deal and that's on top of Davis - a man with no negotiation experience and apparently no diplomatic skills - being in charge.
May triggered A50 and then call an election, thus wasting 3 months of our 18 month (as the EU need the last 6 of the 24 to agree the deal amongst themselves) negotiation window.
Prior to the election, they constantly talked up "no deal" as if it was a viable option. This might suggest that they want this to happen when we take the above into account but, even more shockingly, they've admitted that no preparation has gone into contingency plans for a no deal scenario.
To top it all, Davis is going there tomorrow with no mandate at all to negotiate and nobody outside of May's cabal even knows what they've actually decided as their negotiation objectives and those will likely change as soon as the next PM is in place.
Trainwreck is an understatement and it'll get very interesting when someone finally pulls the trigger on May to begin the Tory civil war in earnest.
The only thing that will save us is either the hardcore Eurosceptic wing failing to get its preferred candidate into office or, if we do end up with an IDS or Leadsom, the more sensible Tory MPs rebelling against the party and siding with the opposition in a motion to take it out of the extremist's hands.

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>>76228439
>the US is MORE than 3 times wealthier than the #2 country

>>76232843
>has approximately 3 times the population of Japan
Really makes you think

>>76228598
I root for you. I like Britain and hate the EU.

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>>76232869
>>the US is MORE than 3 times wealthier than the #3 country as well
>despite the #3 country having 3 times the population of the US

>>76232911
>UK 2/3rds as wealthy
>despite having a population 20 times smaller
Hmmm