EU Referendum - La Deuxième Partie

[giblets]

Texas ranks second in receiving federal money. They just could not make up for that if they went independent without going into debt again.

Does the UK have that problem with regard to the EU?

Texas probably ranks second in taxes paid to the federal government, given that Texas ranks second in population.

[Kidlicious]

Texas probably ranks second in taxes paid to the federal government, given that Texas ranks second in population.

Tax collection falls drastically after a disuption. They could raise taxes but that would really kill excitement over their new freedom.

[Dauphin]

Texas probably ranks second in taxes paid to the federal government, given that Texas ranks second in population.

According to Wiki, New York is subsidising Texas and California.

[Bereta_Eder]

Like usual you are just wrong. Article 50 says the two year time clock starts ticking when the UK submits article 50 papers. They get to decide when they do so.

no they don't ****wad (no idea what that means, heard it here)

They have a mandate to exit.

[Dauphin]

And Minnesota and Delaware are really screwed for contributions.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_taxation_and_spending_by_state

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_tax_revenue_by_state

[Bereta_Eder]

Dinner policy:

"well it seems the people have decided that we should brexit.

Well **** that. I'm going to act like it didn't happen.

Oh and **** putin


That's right old chap. adam smith commonwealth and I'm no yankee bastard"

[Kidlicious]

Well now we know how to push BE's buttons, just say, "**** Putin."

[Proteus_MST]

no they don't ****wad (no idea what that means, heard it here)

They have a mandate to exit.

Nope ... the referendum was informal in nature ... the british parliament can follow through with the Brexit, based on the Referendum, but the referendum is not legal binding to the parliament.

And actually many people currently hope that the parliament will say "No" to Brexit, despite the Referendum

[Bereta_Eder]

It doesn't matter...

It's a question of democratic principles and also blood on the arena ropes (you know panem et circenses).

You can't just say: hehe, I was wrong and go tail between legs and also I'm not a democracy anymore.

[Kidlicious]

Tell us more about the fairy tale that you believe in where Putin joins the EU.

[Bereta_Eder]

You have obama with a communist sickle behind his head, how can anyone tell you anything?

[Bereta_Eder]

But yeah sure, I'll make a try

The US hegemony is assured through NATO.

If Europe and Russia have good relations US has no place in europe.

That's why dinner bastards are flaming the fans. (russians are subhumans etc you know the basic anglosaxon/bastard yankee propaganda)

The UK is the most anti-russian (non negligable) power there is because it's been manhandled by the US for decades.

A re-approachement between Europe and Russia can be done more easily with the UK out of the way, which in turn will precipitate the exit of the US from europe and all its neoliberal agenda with it

[Bereta_Eder]

In short,
it's for the kids

[Bereta_Eder]

Now what's great it's that the UK has shot itself on the foot!!!

It can't retract (don't believe in fairy tales) and the course is more or less assured.

Either the UK gets damaged (and it will be, big time) or the EU is gripped by recessionist movements all over.

US will try to step in through NATO but it won't be able to do it because there is no cold war anymore and its propaganda towards russia isn't working.

A europe with fragmented identity will try first and foremost to save itself and it will become abudantly clear that it needs a change of direction in many fronts...


All this will become infinitively easier if trump is elected

so please...

[Kidlicious]

But yeah sure, I'll make a try

The US hegemony is assured through NATO.

If Europe and Russia have good relations US has no place in europe.

That's why dinner bastards are flaming the fans. (russians are subhumans etc you know the basic anglosaxon/bastard yankee propaganda)

The UK is the most anti-russian (non negligable) power there is because it's been manhandled by the US for decades.

A re-approachement between Europe and Russia can be done more easily with the UK out of the way, which in turn will precipitate the exit of the US from europe and all its neoliberal agenda with it

If we wanted hegemony we would have made Greece a US territory.