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Politics, Covid19 and Brexit
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<blockquote data-quote="fudge" data-source="post: 4286512" data-attributes="member: 3047"><p>That's just sixth form pseudo-philosophy, and therefore b*llocks; I've heard it loads of times in Court when people try and represent themselves, it was a bit sad the first time, later it is laughable.</p><p></p><p>In the real world, in such situations, we look for precedents and apply them to analogous situations. The UK is not asking for anything that the EU has not already conceded to others in trade deals. We want free trade, end of story. We don't want to have the EU meddling in our affairs, and we don't want to try and retain any say in the EU Parliament or Commission. Now, please tell me what 'benefit' of EU membership we are trying to retain or obtain that has <u>not</u> been shared with non-EU countries via trade deals?</p></blockquote><p>Well you said it yourself! Why should the EU "concede" anything to the U.K.? You are perfectly well aware that trade deals with the European Union take many years to negotiate. Why should the Europeans do a trade deal with the U.K. if they don't want to? We had a trade deal that has just been torn up. Why would the eu reward such an action with another deal. Despite the leave campaign's lies to the contrary this was always going to be the case. </p><p>Incidentally I would never make the error of representing myself. Lawyers can charge extortionate fees for good reason.</p><p>[/QUOTE]</p>
[QUOTE="fudge, post: 4286512, member: 3047"] That's just sixth form pseudo-philosophy, and therefore b*llocks; I've heard it loads of times in Court when people try and represent themselves, it was a bit sad the first time, later it is laughable. In the real world, in such situations, we look for precedents and apply them to analogous situations. The UK is not asking for anything that the EU has not already conceded to others in trade deals. We want free trade, end of story. We don't want to have the EU meddling in our affairs, and we don't want to try and retain any say in the EU Parliament or Commission. Now, please tell me what 'benefit' of EU membership we are trying to retain or obtain that has [U]not[/U] been shared with non-EU countries via trade deals?[/QUOTE] Well you said it yourself! Why should the EU "concede" anything to the U.K.? You are perfectly well aware that trade deals with the European Union take many years to negotiate. Why should the Europeans do a trade deal with the U.K. if they don't want to? We had a trade deal that has just been torn up. Why would the eu reward such an action with another deal. Despite the leave campaign's lies to the contrary this was always going to be the case. Incidentally I would never make the error of representing myself. Lawyers can charge extortionate fees for good reason. [/QUOTE]
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