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[Reacker]

As if to prove my point, you have left out entirely that I addressed each of those points in chat as they came up. You have also left out that even at the time of the conversation, you had entirely declined to address my rebuttals and instead kept saying over and over again exactly the same thing without adjustment to address my rebuttals, just as you are doing now and just as I said earlier that you always do. 

 

I do not expect you to ever understand this, and that is why you are not worth conversing with. This is all that I have to say on this, since we are already far off topic and there is absolutely nothing to be gained except frustration at your repetitiveness, just as with any other conversation that I have ever had with you. I will not reply to any other postings from you in this thread.

Edited by Reacker, June 27 2016 - 6:15 PM.

[Barristan]

I have to admit that Farage has some sense of humor...



The EU is in a much better position than Britain in regards of negotiating trade agreements. But the good thing for him and other anti EU politicians is that even after the exit he will still be able to blame the EU for everything bad happening to Britain (and I think they will do).

Edit: (very funny ):

Edited by Barristan, June 28 2016 - 10:12 AM.

[Tspivey16]

Whatever each political side thinks is the reason - the root cause I believe is the growing separation of the classes. The middle class has not improved in the last 8 years, while the wealthy have. The gap is the largest it has ever been.

 

So this root cause exploded with this vote, a protest. Yes, perhaps Britain did shoot themselves in the foot in the short term - but they have awakened a larger movement as well.