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can you guys take this in <#542037236053442561>
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WE ARE BACK
Classic
No Photographs
brexit should happen
@HM - King of UK + Commonwealth they have pictures of the excrement show on parliament tv every day
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Portillo said something really interesting
All this chaos is coming from the weird British mix of tradition and modernity
The traditional powers of Parliament vs the modern rights of the people
Out of the Brexit option, the most popular was No Deal
But MPs will still tell you that they're listening
No deal is the most logical
hasn't been fucked with
AND was what 17 million voted for. As many others here have said.
@TheBritishGamer β€π (Meh) send the poll and how it was done
@Deleted User oh yeah getting rid of all tariff free trade with the EU and ending free movement of workers, putting a hard border in Ireland and not guaranteeing any continuation of EU funded projects in the UK is logically the best option in every way
I understand wanting to deal to get as far away from the EU as possible if you really hate it that much but don't try and argue its logically the best idea
@The Lemon That's the deal though.
The situation in Ireland has nothing to do with EU.
It was there long before EU stuck its nose in.
It IS LOGICALLY THE BEST IDEA
No deal = No tax on trade, British Waters back under British control
No deal = Open up to trading deals, 7 already offered by other countries as soon as we leave.
No deal = What the 17 million voted for in what is supposed to be a *democratic* system, not a battle of *power*
Ending free movement? EU citizens and British citizens will still able to travel with their VISA's after Brexit. Nothing there really, just more lies as is published by the EU-crats on a daily basis.
@The Lemon This should answer your question about the Sky poll
@Deleted User Yes there was a hard border in Ireland before the EU and we got rid of that when we joined the EU and now leaving without a deal would bring it back
You do realise there isn't currently a hard border in Ireland right