The electronic enforcement and no hard border seems like pretty rational solution.

*enforcement of tarifs

Then freedom of movement between the UK and EU continues

And nothing changes

It will still be illegal to leave Ireland.

to the wrong country

What? 😂

this isn't a real tweet right

EU citizen can travel freely within Ireland and NI, but not to GB

It’s real. @leavethisbotnet

GB citizen can go to Ireland but not to continental europe

Then de facto leaving NI inside the EU

We can go anywhere

Freely too

I hear Luxembourg has a powerful navy.

At least until the 31st of October

We can swim anywhere freely

Or you can just limit this to residents of Ireland, not all EU citizens

Then break one of the fundamental agreements of the EU.

Which one?

Free movement of people and labour throughout the whole Sczen

I can’t spell it

It’s foreign

NI won't be in the EU, you moron

therefore no freedom of movement to NI

except for the Irish

it's that simple

@Ethreen42 She says Belgium in the current tweet and there are no archives, so who knows, yo

ok good

@leavethisbotnet But ROI will be

Yes, and?

And the ROI is part of the EU, thus the movement to Ireland continues

Yes, but not NI

Then what’s to stop people from just walking over the ‘electronic’ border?

Nothing.

a big beautiful wall

The only way to stop that is through a hard border

Weez, the point is making is that the UK can accept freedom of movement with Ireland and northern Ireland but nowhere else as we wont need to abide by EU regulations anymore. It'd then be down to the EU to grant the same freedom of movement to NI citizens to Ireland.

Which breaks the Good Friday agreement

If they refuse, it also puts the EU in a bad light <:smugon:512048583806025739>

What stops people from doing that RIGHT NOW?