both poor

(ukraine still poor) <:haha:318675605233336330>

Do you know what things need to be done in Poland ?
1. Legalization of prostitution just like In Netherlands and Germany
2. Legalization some kind of drugs, like, cannabis
3. Legalization of LGBQ marriages

And we can continue the list

4. Making the Internet voting system just like in Estonia

5. Making a mini version of Strasburg court of human rights in Poland

Though these things should be done everywhere

And also we can continue the list again.
What do you think ?

>1. Legalization of prostitution just like In Netherlands and Germany
kek

well i agree but i dont know whats that strasbourg court thing is about

is it necessary

theres a court in strasbourg already <:haha:318675605233336330>

@rogalik Don't you know it ?

Ll

@rogalik Yes there is, but in Poland we need own

>we in poland

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are you moving to polnad

@rogalik I need it too, I'd be happy if Poland be a nice country

@rogalik I just like when the world is becoming better

based globalist

I have the same thoughts

:)

😃

fuck i cant do this

What can't you do ?

the `:)`

And also we need make economies and productions automated

@Swiss Dave
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu/may-buckles-pm-to-rule-out-no-deal-brexit-the-sun-idUSKCN1QF0LX

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>not a single word on how she would do it

Literally bait to Labour so they sit at the table

She can't unilaterally declare that there will not be a no-deal

Watch now how they actually pass a deal with Labour in the parliament just for the EU to reject it <:haha:318675605233336330>

@Swiss Dave

nowhere there does it say how she intends to rule out no deal

>Watch now how they actually pass a deal with Labour in the parliament just for the EU to reject it <:haha:318675605233336330>

labour won't back the deal(some rebels if anything) and EU won't reject it because they agreed to it...

geez dave

blind?

`If this did not happen or if it was voted down, then by 13 March MPs would be able to vote on a motion that would seek their “explicit consent” for a no-deal departure, the prime minister said.

If MPs voted against this, then on 14 March a motion would be put to the Commons offering the option of a“short, limited extension to article 50” beyond 29 March.

Should this be passed then the government would seek the consent of the EU and legislate to change the departure date.`

this is NOT ruling out no deal