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Let's Discuss "Brexit" by Amoto94(op): 4:27pm On Apr 21, 2016
As we all know Britain is preparing for a referendum that will determine their EU status, which is going to take on 23rd June. What are the pros and cons? Appleyard, CFCMan, vedaxcool, sagamite Missy89 (my crush and boss) cheesy Sirshymexx
Re: Let's Discuss "Brexit" by Nobody: 8:58pm On Apr 21, 2016
Britain hasn't really benefitted from being an EU member. The country's unemployment problem has been exercerbated by the presence of undocumented Eastern European immigrants
Re: Let's Discuss "Brexit" by Nobody: 5:34pm On Apr 22, 2016
Am watching President Obama make good points about trade and it's ability to negotiate outside the EUROPEAN UNION. He probably is there to make sure it doesn't happen. US is Europe, they rise and fall together, just on the other side of the world but European in all forms.
Re: Let's Discuss "Brexit" by ATERI(m): 10:12am On Apr 23, 2016
CFCman:
Britain hasn't really benefitted from being an EU member. The country's unemployment problem has been exercerbated by the presence of undocumented Eastern European immigrants
Over a million Brits live and work in EU countries. And you wouldn`t have the employment rights you have today in the UK if not because of the European Union. I think you read too many right-wing newspapers.
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