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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
If not, will we have lost our sovereignty?
No but we never did have have in international maters"
WTO courts rule on disputes - similar to the ECJ do in the EU - you know one of the bits we hate! |
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By *G LanaTV/TS
over a year ago
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Can the WTO effectively rule on disputes at the moment. It was my understanding that Trump was vetoing the appointment of new appeals judges and this was to intentionally hamstring cases being resolved as he feels the WTO is always against the US (probably just meaning him). |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can the WTO effectively rule on disputes at the moment. It was my understanding that Trump was vetoing the appointment of new appeals judges and this was to intentionally hamstring cases being resolved as he feels the WTO is always against the US (probably just meaning him)."
The US have won more cases in WTO than any other nation! Trump lies we all know that! |
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By *asyuk OP Man
over a year ago
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"Brexiteer response = 0
Clean sweep of failure  You do talk rubbish"
So you responded by also not answering the question? 
Perhaps you missed it?
If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
If not, will we have lost our sovereignty? |
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By *ild_oatsMan
over a year ago
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Sovereignty is an abstract concept that actually has no impact on the average person.
Whether we leave or not or are bound by WTO rules we will still have to comply with the trading rules and be bound by international agreements and treaties.
We won’t be able to just make stuff up because we feel like it and any disputes will still need to be resolved by an international body.
Sovereignty does not create jobs or put food on the table. It’s just something that nationalists carp on about as if any loss would like chopping off an arm.
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"Sovereignty is an abstract concept that actually has no impact on the average person.
Whether we leave or not or are bound by WTO rules we will still have to comply with the trading rules and be bound by international agreements and treaties.
We won’t be able to just make stuff up because we feel like it and any disputes will still need to be resolved by an international body.
Sovereignty does not create jobs or put food on the table. It’s just something that nationalists carp on about as if any loss would like chopping off an arm.
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Telling the truth will never catch on 
Especially on here lol |
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"If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
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No
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If not, will we have lost our sovereignty?"
No nation is sovereign in international affairs so no loss or gain either way. |
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"If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
No
If not, will we have lost our sovereignty?
No nation is sovereign in international affairs so no loss or gain either way."
What he said |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
No
If not, will we have lost our sovereignty?
No nation is sovereign in international affairs so no loss or gain either way.
What he said "
So SOVEREIGNTY is just a load of ELITE hype? |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"Of course we will have to abide by WTO rules, our courts will not be in control, and it will have f all to do with sovereignty."
Just like the EU then. Only we have less of a say in things and less influence.
-Matt |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Of course we will have to abide by WTO rules, our courts will not be in control, and it will have f all to do with sovereignty.
Just like the EU then. Only we have less of a say in things and less influence.
-Matt"
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"We will be buying and selling, so we will have all the influence required. Nobody will be able to stop us buying off or selling to anyone."
Again, just like we are in the EU then? There is nothing stopping us buying and/or selling to anyone.
-Matt |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We will be buying and selling, so we will have all the influence required. Nobody will be able to stop us buying off or selling to anyone.
Again, just like we are in the EU then? There is nothing stopping us buying and/or selling to anyone.
-Matt"
But the horrible EU make us trade with low to 0 tariffs with loads of countries around the world, we want higher WTO taffifs and WE WANT THEM NOW!!!!!!!!!
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By *asyuk OP Man
over a year ago
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"Of course we will have to abide by WTO rules, our courts will not be in control, and it will have f all to do with sovereignty."
So what aspect of abiding by WTO rules and judgements takes back control of anything? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
If not, will we have lost our sovereignty?"
Don’t need to be in WTO if we went EFTA
The win solution! |
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By *asyuk OP Man
over a year ago
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"If we are in the WTO and there is a dispute will the UK Supreme Court have any say in the matter?
If not, will we have lost our sovereignty?
Don’t need to be in WTO if we went EFTA
The win solution! "
You haven't actually answered the question.
EFTA does not address the fundamental point of this question any differently dies it?
I'm sure that the Leavers on here whole-heartedly accept that EFTA answers the question "Should the UK leave the EU" |
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