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By *horehouse OP Couple
over a year ago
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Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out |
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out "
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.  |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out "
I reckon that we will end up somewhere like that though there will be moans and whines about the cost (roughly the same as now) as well as the free movement issue. It will in fact be convenient all round because the opt outs that the UK had in Europe only really made us bit part players.
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By *horehouse OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel. "
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all.. |
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all.."
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now |
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now "
Tbh I would say you are near on perfect example of why Cameron and remain lost, not taking the outers seriously. And I would also go as far as saying Johnson didn't even take the outers seriously and never expected to win. They and you underestimate the will of the outers and suffered for it. |
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By *horehouse OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now "
You wouldn't be whining about which version of out the UK gets would you? The referendum was just about in or out ..not what comes after and how we trade with the EU single market .. |
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now
You wouldn't be whining about which version of out the UK gets would you? The referendum was just about in or out ..not what comes after and how we trade with the EU single market .."
Not whining mate over the moon tbh bin on a bit of a high since the 24th feeling positive excited about mine and my countries future. You ? |
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now
You wouldn't be whining about which version of out the UK gets would you? The referendum was just about in or out ..not what comes after and how we trade with the EU single market ..
Not whining mate over the moon tbh bin on a bit of a high since the 24th feeling positive excited about mine and my countries future. You ? "
So your answer is not to engage with the debate, facts or reality but to laugh, say "You lost!" and insist everything will be fine?
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now
Tbh I would say you are near on perfect example of why Cameron and remain lost, not taking the outers seriously. And I would also go as far as saying Johnson didn't even take the outers seriously and never expected to win. They and you underestimate the will of the outers and suffered for it. "
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now
Tbh I would say you are near on perfect example of why Cameron and remain lost, not taking the outers seriously. And I would also go as far as saying Johnson didn't even take the outers seriously and never expected to win. They and you underestimate the will of the outers and suffered for it. it will be the whole country that suffers.."
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By *horehouse OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Worst case, we leave and abide by WTO rules"
Probably not to bad the UK government would make money out of import tariffs.and maybe higher prices for imported goods will protect products made in the UK |
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WTO rules worst case.
No point in accepting EU rules and paying just to access the EU market - worst of both worlds - no point.
It's in both the EU and UK's interests to allow access to markets and institutions.
Full and free access would require free movement of EU citizens. Somewhere between full access/free movement and no access/no free movement, there should be a deal to be struck which all parties can live with.
In any scenario, we would only accept EU regs in so far as they apply to trade. That was kinda the main point for leaving. |
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By *horehouse OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out
Nice try even comical I would say, would also say clutching at straws or even scrapping the barrel.
Think its closer to reality than you think .and I know the outers wouldn't moan because out is out after all..
Who you trying to kid "out is out after all" getting out is the first step. What would be the point in getting out, then going back to "EU rules and laws" definitely scrapping barrel now
You wouldn't be whining about which version of out the UK gets would you? The referendum was just about in or out ..not what comes after and how we trade with the EU single market ..
Not whining mate over the moon tbh bin on a bit of a high since the 24th feeling positive excited about mine and my countries future. You ? "
Positively ecstatic ..cant wait for the first DIY recession..only decision to be made this time do I snap up more Than one property this time .. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Worst case, we leave and abide by WTO rules
Probably not to bad the UK government would make money out of import tariffs.and maybe higher prices for imported goods will protect products made in the UK "
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"Worst case, we leave and abide by WTO rules
Why ?"
Because we are a member and it's a default set of basic protocols where no other trade agreement exists.
So in the absence of anything else, WTO protocols would apply |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Worst case, we leave and abide by WTO rules
Why ?
Because we are a member and it's a default set of basic protocols where no other trade agreement exists.
So in the absence of anything else, WTO protocols would apply"
Sorry I misread your post,get what you mean now,its what I keep saying to people, we dont need a trade deal,they do, |
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Indeed.
When you go into a negotiating situation, you need to have decided 3 things.
1) best case
2) worst case
3) walk away point.
In this situation, 2 & 3 are essentially the same. We could live with trading with the whole world under the WTO umbrella.
So any improvement on that would be a bonus. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Would the UK be happy with a free trade deal that had free movement of people cost us about the same as EU membership where we accepted EU rules and laws ..but on paper we are not a member .
Because out is out surely and that would be out "
No I wouldn't. We voted out of membership of the EU. Let's make the most of our new opportunities x |
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