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The point being, seeing as you don't get it, that any region can make out a special case for itself.
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The point being, seeing as you don't get it, that any region can make out a special case for itself.
Old Blue 2
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Armaghtoffee,
Let's clear up this crap once and for all.
This is what I responded to (from Ruairi77, who is the innocent party in all of this) post #21688:
"...So what if parliament decided to vote again?..."
I replied, post #21689:
"...So after the country has made one decision, you suggest they should feck around to try to change the decision, because some (the minority) didn't like it?..."
You are not in this debate at all so far. It was a straight discussion about voting again.
Then you come in with this, post #21693:
"...Why say “feck around”? No need for dismissive language..."
I replied, post #21695:
"...Having a lot of Irish blood in me, I'll say that if I wish. I do not take instruction from you..." I was not replying to the matter of 'special consideration', rather you picking me up on the use of the word 'feck'. YOU bring the matter of 'special consideration' into a discussion between two others regarding a further vote. Why?
And then you go on and on and on and on and just deflect from the initial discussion between me and Ruairi77. Pointless jumping in on a discussion to challenge me about a phrase and introduce a totally different topic. Get it now?
Let's clear up this crap once and for all.
This is what I responded to (from Ruairi77, who is the innocent party in all of this) post #21688:
"...So what if parliament decided to vote again?..."
I replied, post #21689:
"...So after the country has made one decision, you suggest they should feck around to try to change the decision, because some (the minority) didn't like it?..."
You are not in this debate at all so far. It was a straight discussion about voting again.
Then you come in with this, post #21693:
"...Why say “feck around”? No need for dismissive language..."
I replied, post #21695:
"...Having a lot of Irish blood in me, I'll say that if I wish. I do not take instruction from you..." I was not replying to the matter of 'special consideration', rather you picking me up on the use of the word 'feck'. YOU bring the matter of 'special consideration' into a discussion between two others regarding a further vote. Why?
And then you go on and on and on and on and just deflect from the initial discussion between me and Ruairi77. Pointless jumping in on a discussion to challenge me about a phrase and introduce a totally different topic. Get it now?
Teresa May said it. Leo Varadkar said it. The Eu said it. Our divided Stormont Parliament crossed political lines and said it. I said it.
Are we all wrong that Ireland is a special consideration?
A simple yes or no will do.
An MIT study looking at the relative impact of automation on large cities (remainers) and small towns (leavers).
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1705.05875.pdf
I'm sure Brexit will help people to adapt to this just as it will help them adapt to globalisation.
Stop sniggering at the back please.
What's more, this will only be exacerbated if companies don't have access to the talent they require. I was talking to the policy bloke at the IoD this week, and his members aren't worried about tariffs or any of that anywhere near as much as they are losing the supply of talent their companies need.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1705.05875.pdf
I'm sure Brexit will help people to adapt to this just as it will help them adapt to globalisation.
Stop sniggering at the back please.
What's more, this will only be exacerbated if companies don't have access to the talent they require. I was talking to the policy bloke at the IoD this week, and his members aren't worried about tariffs or any of that anywhere near as much as they are losing the supply of talent their companies need.
The special consideration about the island of Ireland is the treaty that is the Belfast Agreement signed by two sovereign governments. The north of the island of Ireland will not be leaving the EU unless the UK government tears up the Belfast Agreement.
I'm guessing Brexit supporters will say this is just made up.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41803604
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41803604
orchard
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Those that still want Brexit probably couldn't care less. Same applies to the 58 reports the government are sitting on (and probably haven't read) that could help people prepare.
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Jesus Christ the comments section, it’s like that C4 news clip on steroids
Financiers are all assholes anyway!!!1
Most of the comments on Brexit articles are of a similar nature on the BBC.
peteblue
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Most of the articles on Brexit are of a similar nature on the BBC........
http://news.sky.com/story/government-loses-vote-on-publishing-brexit-impact-assessments-11108917
Clearly papers exist that spell out how much of a disaster Brexit will be.
The government, instead of listening to them and doing the best thing by them on behalf of their country - otherwise known as their job - are trying to cover them up and covertly exit the EU without them becoming common knowledge.
They are quite literally willing to screw over the UK to fulfil their own right wing nutjob backbench fantasties.
Clearly papers exist that spell out how much of a disaster Brexit will be.
The government, instead of listening to them and doing the best thing by them on behalf of their country - otherwise known as their job - are trying to cover them up and covertly exit the EU without them becoming common knowledge.
They are quite literally willing to screw over the UK to fulfil their own right wing nutjob backbench fantasties.
You'd have to assume that if they supported Brexit they'd have been released like a shot.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I don’t know why the EU even bother negotiating with the U.K. when many from the U.K. seem intent on doing Barniers job for him. You couldn’t make this up...........
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
They are papers, I suppose, that identify strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and threats regarding a wide range of economic activities. The EU will almost certainly have a similar set of papers, yet why is it only our lot that demands public access and seeks to throw away negotiation information.......in fact I’d love to see the response from the EU for such a demand.......
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