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Second Referendum Question (Edited) on 13:45 - Jan 10 by Batterseajack
It appears that "No deal / Remain" is the favored option. So that's Brexit settled once and for all.
The no deal option has had the least scrutiny from the public and the media yet it's the most catastrophic option.
A no deal brexit means:
Losing every single trade deal we have taking us to ZERO. Every single country in the world has trade deals. We would become the only one that wouldn't. Tariffs wiping out what little manufacturing we have left plus agriculture industries Medicine shortages while we negotiate exports lower safety and standards on every single thing we import Brits losing property and employment rights abroad Hard border in Northern Ireland
If you think a no deal Brexit is in anyway a good thing after being presented with the facts, you cant't be reasoned with. You're just a f**king moron.
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Second Referendum Question (Edited) on 16:40 - Jan 10 with 918 views
Second Referendum Question (Edited) on 16:36 - Jan 10 by Ace_Jack
The no deal option has had the least scrutiny from the public and the media yet it's the most catastrophic option.
A no deal brexit means:
Losing every single trade deal we have taking us to ZERO. Every single country in the world has trade deals. We would become the only one that wouldn't. Tariffs wiping out what little manufacturing we have left plus agriculture industries Medicine shortages while we negotiate exports lower safety and standards on every single thing we import Brits losing property and employment rights abroad Hard border in Northern Ireland
If you think a no deal Brexit is in anyway a good thing after being presented with the facts, you cant't be reasoned with. You're just a f**king moron.
Oh i agree with you, it will be a national self inflicted f**king disaster. A Suez +++ in terms of national humiliation.
I was just pointing out the winning result of this pole, which is made up of two options which are at complete odds with each other.
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Second Referendum Question (Edited) on 18:45 - Jan 10 with 892 views
Second Referendum Question (Edited) on 16:36 - Jan 10 by Ace_Jack
The no deal option has had the least scrutiny from the public and the media yet it's the most catastrophic option.
A no deal brexit means:
Losing every single trade deal we have taking us to ZERO. Every single country in the world has trade deals. We would become the only one that wouldn't. Tariffs wiping out what little manufacturing we have left plus agriculture industries Medicine shortages while we negotiate exports lower safety and standards on every single thing we import Brits losing property and employment rights abroad Hard border in Northern Ireland
If you think a no deal Brexit is in anyway a good thing after being presented with the facts, you cant't be reasoned with. You're just a f**king moron.
But it might well break up the union and if Wales breaks away it will be our chance to get rid of perpetual right wing Labour and Conservative Governments and their policies.
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Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
Second Referendum Question (Edited) on 22:17 - Jan 10 by trampie
But it might well break up the union and if Wales breaks away it will be our chance to get rid of perpetual right wing Labour and Conservative Governments and their policies.
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More likely scenario In a break off would be N. Ireland and Scotland separating, leaving Wales perpetually governed by a Conservative government.
The best result for patriots who align themselves to one of the so called Celtic countries that are currently part of the UK would be a no deal brexit. Even a hard brexit might whip them up and instigate change to the union state.
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Continually being banned by Planet Swans for Porthcawl and then being reinstated.
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