No hassle, it's just easy.

Unless there is no domestic supplier

there are birds in golden cages and there are faggots getting raped in the showers every night and developing a taste for it

And that's at the root of it, PeP - Samaritan says sovereignty comes first - you cannot demand people give up their freedom to choose because it makes you personally slightly better off financially

Then by in global market

pep is the latter 😂

If my country Australia became a puppet of China it'd probably get flooded with lots of money but they have no right

Yup. Sovereignty is tariffs

Nice

Placing domestic jobs first

the shit thing is

Let's use a more accurate scenario shall we? @Samaritan

And what isn't nice is seeing the population of your country balloon from 30m to 70m, seeing jobs for life be replaced with zero hours contracts, nobody being able to afford the security of their own owned home, and the homes that are are smaller, more densely packed

you can trust noone

esp not politicians

Yup

And it becoming a demand economy

Go ahead

Everything is now marketing

Suppliers? They are all in china

Until you acknowledge people don't like the direction, that they have justification to not like the direction, and are well within their rights to fight to change it, then you're just a fucking bigot mate

Men are supplier mentality

Women are consumer mentality

Lol

If Australia entered a union with New Zealand, where they agreed to become one state. Then they would both have more money and every citizen of both countries would agree on policies for both the states.

It always come back to this

That's how it works.

We k ow you hate women mananimal

With tarrifs suppliers have power

You don't hav to bring it up every fucking time

There is a balance

xD

oof

lucy is salty about wamen

Almost as if, the parliament would simply expand and would have more people in it. And there would be more land which policies apply to.

Without balance there is exploitation

On EITGER side, men or women

@PureEvilPie dude you have all those currencies and all those markets, rolled into one currency. That's not like the pound. Not even in the same context. When the French had the Franc and the Spanish had the peso ... They were responsible for their own market.

Weez, in your scenario, shouldn't the people of Austria and New Zealand at least be asked whether they want to become one state?

That would be agreed, by them voting to join..

Then if another country wanted to join