What exactly is a soft Brexit?

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Is this the same as all the Americans who definitely will move to Canada if X is elected?

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A Jeb style brexit
Slow and Steady Wins the Race™
That kind of brexit

It's the kind of Brexit where you leave the EU in name only and are still effectively a member.

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>Anarchist
>Implicitly advocating for international unions
Nice ideology, faggot. Show us your real flag.

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Don't believe /pol/ about "hard" vs. "soft" Brexit.

There have been tons of different suggestions what these things mean. Most say "soft" means remaining in the single market, i.e. sort of the Norway type of model.

It could have also mean leaving the single market, but doing a set of Swiss style agreements - which would also be soft.

Anyway, there will be no soft Brexit, only a hard Brexit makes sense for both sides. A hard brexit means no single market, no custom unions, no relationship whatsoever... just a promise to negotiate an FTA at some point.