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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for" Sone would blame Brexit for anything! Maybe it’s the effect of a pandemic that saw a huge rise in camper-van and staycation holidays. Or a recession , or a war that’s saw young Russians buying up property all over the world pushing the prices of holiday homes up | |||
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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for Sone would blame Brexit for anything! Maybe it’s the effect of a pandemic that saw a huge rise in camper-van and staycation holidays. Or a recession , or a war that’s saw young Russians buying up property all over the world pushing the prices of holiday homes up " In this case it is brexit because as a country outside of the Union different rules apply. What part of this did you not understand if you voted leave? | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " That’s not europes fault. That’s our fault. We made those rules when we were part of it | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. " Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving " Do you know who still talks about brexit? The UK. Do you knw who doesn't talk brexit? The EU. You won, get over it. | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving " What utter rubbish. They are behaving according to their rules, as we do. There is loads of rules for someone coming from over there to buy a property or retire here, actually there's even more rules! Also they haven't lost us at all, last year was a record number of Brits abroad so not sure how you've arrived at that conclusion. Maybe you can provide some proof they 'lost the cash cow'. | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " So because a bunch of liars and crooks convinced people to give up their right to live, work, study, retire and travel freely within the EU it's Europe being an arsehole???? Seriously can't believe people are still peddling this Bullshit...  | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it " You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then?  | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? " | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it " The same sovereignty we always had. Don't buy in the BS from the red tops and the right wing nut jobs. You also seem to forget we had a veto over everything, if we didn't want it it wouldn't have happened. Maybe look at the government and ask why they didn't defend our interests instead of jumping on sound bites that are untruths. | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? "We all know how it works... Everyone hates the Tories until it comes to a General Election then they look at labour and people like Jeremy Corbyn and the lady in waiting to oust Keith Starmer and we all panic and vote Tory | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? "and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it The same sovereignty we always had. Don't buy in the BS from the red tops and the right wing nut jobs. You also seem to forget we had a veto over everything, if we didn't want it it wouldn't have happened. Maybe look at the government and ask why they didn't defend our interests instead of jumping on sound bites that are untruths. " I voted because how I've felt about it for decades not because of sound bites I had wanted a referendum for years before we had it | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then?
We all know how it works... Everyone hates the Tories until it comes to a General Election then they look at labour and people like Jeremy Corbyn and the lady in waiting to oust Keith Starmer and we all panic and vote Tory " never I hate the tories just as much as labour the tory aren't tories anymore we have 2 socialis parties but the trouble with socialists is you soon run out of other people's money | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. That’s not europes fault. That’s our fault. We made those rules when we were part of it " Yeah, fancy getting what we voted for eh... it's outrageous! | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " How are the new rules Europe’s fault? | |||
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"Since the UKs utter stupidity in 2016 its not worth getting a holiday home. You are only allowed 90 days every 6 months and unless you apply for citizenship you cannot stay longer and yes medical bills would mean you need insurance. Seriously if I could I would retire to France but thanks to the Wankers voting for Brexshit I am stuck. Getting a home abroad simply isn't productive is now a beuractic nightmare and not worth the time. What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out." An awful lot of hatred there young chap
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules "Polling now shows (and has done for a while) that the majority think Brexit was a mistake. So presumably you’d be happy having a referendum to rejoin? Or at least join EFTA? | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it " unfortunately they are telling us what you can and can't do when you visit their house. And the new rules have made it harder for some. Unfortunately when you buy a house you have neighbours. | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving " they lost the cash cow... But it's us that is still be doing even while they are being arseholes... Im not sure if who is more desperate for whom. | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it " In the early 70’s there were speeches made about ‘closer Union’ - it was never just a common market. | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules
Polling now shows (and has done for a while) that the majority think Brexit was a mistake.
So presumably you’d be happy having a referendum to rejoin? Or at least join EFTA? "pollings also showed that people wouldn't vote for brexit and trump wouldn't win... don't believe polls | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " Britain (or rather Brexiters) wanted to be given third country status. The EU agreed to that request. It was a part of Johnson's wonderful deal we were all told to celebrate. We are being subjected to the rules we asked to be subjected to. Of course, if your friend doesn't like it he can always campaign to rejoin the single market and regain his freedom of movement around the EU. | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules
Polling now shows (and has done for a while) that the majority think Brexit was a mistake.
So presumably you’d be happy having a referendum to rejoin? Or at least join EFTA? pollings also showed that people wouldn't vote for brexit and trump wouldn't win... don't believe polls"You didn't answer the question, would you be happy for another vote on it? Since the 2016 ref was the 2nd vote on it I presume you have no problem with doing it again? | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules
Polling now shows (and has done for a while) that the majority think Brexit was a mistake.
So presumably you’d be happy having a referendum to rejoin? Or at least join EFTA? pollings also showed that people wouldn't vote for brexit and trump wouldn't win... don't believe polls
You didn't answer the question, would you be happy for another vote on it? Since the 2016 ref was the 2nd vote on it I presume you have no problem with doing it again? "we've had the vote for brexit ... then we had another vote for Mrs May and for Boris people only voted for them to get brexit done .... how many times do you want the public to vote till you except the outcome | |||
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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for" If its not it'll be Global warming, there is no other cause for anything ever. | |||
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"Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and it should be respected. But I’m yet to find a single person that can give me a reason brexit was a good idea. Not one. This thread hasn’t helped that. It’s all just xenophobic nonsense about them needing us more than we need them etc. Bullshit. " We have one of those non winners in the room. | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. Britain (or rather Brexiters) wanted to be given third country status. The EU agreed to that request. It was a part of Johnson's wonderful deal we were all told to celebrate. We are being subjected to the rules we asked to be subjected to. Of course, if your friend doesn't like it he can always campaign to rejoin the single market and regain his freedom of movement around the EU. " You, my friend, make too much sense for any Brexiteer! (tongue in cheek before I get slaughtered.) | |||
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"Brexit is the reason for a lot of shit! X" What, getting into our waterways or being spoken by people that don't accept democracy unless the vote goes their way? | |||
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"Brexit is the reason for a lot of shit! X What, getting into our waterways or being spoken by people that don't accept democracy unless the vote goes their way?" Are you referring to the waterways that are now so contaminated that it is unsafe to swim in them? Oh I forgot, another Brexit benefit... | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules
Polling now shows (and has done for a while) that the majority think Brexit was a mistake.
So presumably you’d be happy having a referendum to rejoin? Or at least join EFTA? pollings also showed that people wouldn't vote for brexit and trump wouldn't win... don't believe polls
You didn't answer the question, would you be happy for another vote on it? Since the 2016 ref was the 2nd vote on it I presume you have no problem with doing it again? we've had the vote for brexit ... then we had another vote for Mrs May and for Boris people only voted for them to get brexit done .... how many times do you want the public to vote till you except the outcome "More people voted for second referendum backing parties in 2019 than did for Brexit parties. True fact, that. | |||
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"I was on the cusp of buying a house in France when Brexit screwed it. " I feel for you. I get reminded (as if I needed a reminder) every time I travel from the UK to Europe with endless queues and hassle. | |||
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"I was on the cusp of buying a house in France when Brexit screwed it. " When there is a vote some win, some lose but sadly some are very bad at losing & some of those can't cope with losing which likely makes those that win chuckle a little. | |||
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"Brexit is the reason for a lot of shit! X What, getting into our waterways or being spoken by people that don't accept democracy unless the vote goes their way?Are you referring to the waterways that are now so contaminated that it is unsafe to swim in them? Oh I forgot, another Brexit benefit... "Been going on long before Brexit, just a 20% increase in population but not increase in infrastructure due to no new investment. As I said before, society is now a blame culture on Brexit or Global warming & angry sheep can't see the true issues. | |||
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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for" nope money is to blame nobody has it any more well except me  | |||
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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for Sone would blame Brexit for anything! Maybe it’s the effect of a pandemic that saw a huge rise in camper-van and staycation holidays. Or a recession , or a war that’s saw young Russians buying up property all over the world pushing the prices of holiday homes up In this case it is brexit because as a country outside of the Union different rules apply. What part of this did you not understand if you voted leave?" I never voted leave & I will retire to Europe. There will be ways around the 180 day rule , I’m sure there will be golden visas or something like in Dubai or you just start a consultancy business based in Europe with minimal turnover. | |||
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"Brexit was stupid. End of story. I’ll happily retract that if someone can give me one solid, tangible example of something that’s benefited us due to Brexit. I won’t hold my breath. " I would have expected all those in favour of Brexit to have listed the numerous benefits. It’s a tad quiet…. | |||
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"look! Its the consequence of actions. Who would have thought of such a thing? Not UK voters, that's for sure. Anyway I got mine (an irish passport), so enjoy all that control you took back." Barsteward! 
Can't get a Dutch passport and haven't found any Sephardi to claim either Spanish or Portuguese. Am still looking for that elusive Iberian ancestor though! | |||
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"Brexit is the reason for a lot of shit! X What, getting into our waterways or being spoken by people that don't accept democracy unless the vote goes their way?Are you referring to the waterways that are now so contaminated that it is unsafe to swim in them? Oh I forgot, another Brexit benefit... "  | |||
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"look! Its the consequence of actions. Who would have thought of such a thing? Not UK voters, that's for sure. Anyway I got mine (an irish passport), so enjoy all that control you took back. Barsteward!
Can't get a Dutch passport and haven't found any Sephardi to claim either Spanish or Portuguese. Am still looking for that elusive Iberian ancestor though!"Not you again | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. [ .... ] Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving " I hope you don't mind me picking through this topic by topic. "It’s Europe being a arse hole. " The EU asked the UK not to leave the Union. They didn't want the UK to go. When the UK was a part of the Union, it helped to write the rules for Non EU citizens entering. The UK then insisted that those rules, that they had helped to write, should then apply to UK citizens after Brexit. To summarise this bit, it's not Europe (or even just the EU) being an arsehole. 1. The UK wrote the rules. 2. The UK insisted they be applied. 3. The EU asked the UK not to do this but the UK did it anyway. "Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " First, they are not new rules. See 1 above. UK citizens can still retire to the EU but have to prove they can support themselves. The EU has great rules about freedom of movement for EU citizens, but as he is a UK citizen, those rules don't apply to him. For instance, in Spain, (where I live) Brits can retire here with a Non Lucrative Visa. Get him to google it if he's serious about retiring into the EU. "Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. " Who are "they?" Do you mean specific EU countries or all EU countries? I live in Spain. I see how they are behaving everyday. Most people are bemused by the UKs decision to leave the EU. Is there some other different behaviour that you have seen? What is it? Can you point it out to other posters? "They can come here but we can’t go there." What do you mean by this? The rules for an EU tourist entering the UK are broadly similar to the rules for a UK tourist entering the EU. The UK ought to know this as they agreed both sets of rules! There are very strict rules for people entering the UK for study, marriage, work. I doubt many Brexiteers believe this as the propaganda for blaming "the others" for all the UKs woes has been swallowed by a lot of people. Don't take my word for it, go to Gov.uk and google "Do I need a visa?" The UK doesn't even offer a retirement visa that I could find! "They lost the Uk cash cow." Not sure where you are coming from with this. If you mean the money that the UK paid as a member of the EU, then, no, of course they no longer get that. But instead of thinking of the UK paying the money to the EU, think of it more as a bunch of people going out for drinks and having a joint kitty. It was all our money, not money the UK just gave away. If you are talking about the UK cash cow being money from tourism, then you needn't worry for the EU. Tourism is booming here, both from the continuing UK visitors and from other parts of the world. "Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving " In what way was it the right thing to do? Can you list any benefits from the UK leaving the EU? In what way has your life benefitted from leaving? I completely support your right to your opinion, but feelings don't override facts. I would be really grateful if you would take the time to answer. Cheers, Gbat | |||
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"Best thing the uk ever did is *uck the EU OFF " Are you able to say why you think this? Gbat | |||
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"Best thing the uk ever did is *uck the EU OFF Are you able to say why you think this Gbat " yes most definitely the uk paid the most in to it and got the less out off it and it full control by German. Europe forget very quickly something it can never repay and that’s their freedom because if it wasn’t for England, where would you all be | |||
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"yes most definitely the uk paid the most in to it and got the less out off it and it full control by German. Europe forget very quickly something it can never repay and that’s their freedom because if it wasn’t for England, where would you all be " Where do you get your figures from? I don't think they are accurate. How was it fully controlled by Germany? Each member state had a full veto. Why do you think Germany was in control? Are you really conjuring up the second world war here as a reason? If so, perhaps think about the sacrifice made by lots of non British Europeans. The UK were on the winning side, they didn't win the war! And don't forget, over 10 million British people aren't English. There are 4 countries in the UK. Gbat | |||
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"yes most definitely the uk paid the most in to it and got the less out off it and it full control by German. Europe forget very quickly something it can never repay and that’s their freedom because if it wasn’t for England, where would you all be Where do you get your figures from? I don't think they are accurate. How was it fully controlled by Germany? Each member state had a full veto. Why do you think Germany was in control? Are you really conjuring up the second world war here as a reason? If so, perhaps think about the sacrifice made by lots of non British Europeans. The UK were on the winning side, they didn't win the war! And don't forget, over 10 million British people aren't English. There are 4 countries in the UK. Gbat " good luck to Spain Greece and Italy, you will need it  | |||
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"This is possibly the most middle-class, first world problem thread I've ever seen on here! "Oh, poor me - I can't stay in my second home abroad for more than six months of the year"
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"This is possibly the most middle-class, first world problem thread I've ever seen on here! "Oh, poor me - I can't stay in my second home abroad for more than six months of the year"
Won't someone please think of the expats?! "Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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"This is possibly the most middle-class, first world problem thread I've ever seen on here! "Oh, poor me - I can't stay in my second home abroad for more than six months of the year"
Won't someone please think of the expats?!
Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
Bess x"The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it You obviously have no idea how the British political system works then? and neither have you if you want to overturn the biggest referendum result we've had .... how it works is the majority win the minority don't that's the rules
Polling now shows (and has done for a while) that the majority think Brexit was a mistake.
So presumably you’d be happy having a referendum to rejoin? Or at least join EFTA? pollings also showed that people wouldn't vote for brexit and trump wouldn't win... don't believe polls
You didn't answer the question, would you be happy for another vote on it? Since the 2016 ref was the 2nd vote on it I presume you have no problem with doing it again? we've had the vote for brexit ... then we had another vote for Mrs May and for Boris people only voted for them to get brexit done .... how many times do you want the public to vote till you except the outcome "So with liverpool being such a stronghold of labour, you decided to vote tory? After all voting for brexit, was voting for the tories. | |||
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"Since the UKs utter stupidity in 2016 its not worth getting a holiday home. You are only allowed 90 days every 6 months and unless you apply for citizenship you cannot stay longer and yes medical bills would mean you need insurance. Seriously if I could I would retire to France but thanks to the Wankers voting for Brexshit I am stuck. Getting a home abroad simply isn't productive is now a beuractic nightmare and not worth the time. What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out." Exactly - catastrophic blunder.. what were people thinking..?? | |||
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Won't someone please think of the expats?!
Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc"Taxes are just a fact of life unfortunately. You could always take some of your own teabags in your hold luggage. Do they allow hold luggage on cattle-class Easyjet flights to Benidorm or do they put passengers in there too? I wouldn't really know, I would never go to somewhere like Benidorm
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Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc
Taxes are just a fact of life unfortunately. You could always take some of your own teabags in your hold luggage. Do they allow hold luggage on cattle-class Easyjet flights to Benidorm or do they put passengers in there too? I wouldn't really know, I would never go to somewhere like Benidorm
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Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc"If you stuff teabags into condoms then tie a knot in the condom to make a number of small balloons you can swallow them and get your tea past all the dirty foreigners and into Spain….other dirty foreign countries are available!!! Happy to help!!!! | |||
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Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc
Taxes are just a fact of life unfortunately. You could always take some of your own teabags in your hold luggage. Do they allow hold luggage on cattle-class Easyjet flights to Benidorm or do they put passengers in there too? I wouldn't really know, I would never go to somewhere like Benidorm
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One can pack tea bags, but they've banned cheese! And ham! Where will I buy my Cathedral City and Billy Bear sausage?! Honestly. This wasn't written on the side of the bloody bus! "If you stuff cheese and ham into condoms….. | |||
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Won't someone please think of the expats?!
Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc
Taxes are just a fact of life unfortunately. You could always take some of your own teabags in your hold luggage. Do they allow hold luggage on cattle-class Easyjet flights to Benidorm or do they put passengers in there too? I wouldn't really know, I would never go to somewhere like Benidorm
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One can pack tea bags, but they've banned cheese! And ham! Where will I buy my Cathedral City and Billy Bear sausage?! Honestly. This wasn't written on the side of the bloody bus!
If you stuff cheese and ham into condoms….. "With or without the teabags? And do we add butter? Not Lurpak obviously, because that's foreign | |||
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Won't someone please think of the expats?!
Lol, oh dear! In Spain, you can stay longer than 3 months with an NL visa, Portugal with D7 visa, France with a VLS-TS visa etc etc etc. These visas are incredibly easy for even the dullest minded people to get hold of with the right conditions.
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The main question is, I'm dead upset that Yorkshire Tea is so expensive over in Benidorm. How dare the EU charge extra taxes after we've taken back control! Etc etc
Taxes are just a fact of life unfortunately. You could always take some of your own teabags in your hold luggage. Do they allow hold luggage on cattle-class Easyjet flights to Benidorm or do they put passengers in there too? I wouldn't really know, I would never go to somewhere like Benidorm
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One can pack tea bags, but they've banned cheese! And ham! Where will I buy my Cathedral City and Billy Bear sausage?! Honestly. This wasn't written on the side of the bloody bus!
If you stuff cheese and ham into condoms…..
With or without the teabags? And do we add butter? Not Lurpak obviously, because that's foreign "are you forgetting the dirty foreigners??? One whiff of Lurpak and all the Europish people get agitated!!! Steer clear of Europeland - they have sun and crap rain - stay in the UK where the rain is so heavy it can strip the flesh off an adult male fasterthan500 piranhas!! | |||
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"What is this "sun" of which you speak? "like a very large bulb that the spanish from spainland turn on in march at benidorm to attract d*unks and filthy shaggers fir weekends of cultural exchange. | |||
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"What is this "sun" of which you speak? like a very large bulb that the spanish from spainland turn on in march at benidorm to attract d*unks and filthy shaggers fir weekends of cultural exchange. "Sounds awful. I'll stick with my chest waders. | |||
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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for" Not at all, it is to blame for global warming & incontinence amongst remainers though. | |||
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"Since the UKs utter stupidity in 2016 its not worth getting a holiday home. You are only allowed 90 days every 6 months and unless you apply for citizenship you cannot stay longer and yes medical bills would mean you need insurance. Seriously if I could I would retire to France but thanks to the Wankers voting for Brexshit I am stuck. Getting a home abroad simply isn't productive is now a beuractic nightmare and not worth the time. What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out." This!! Just this!! | |||
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"No second helpings, till everyone has a plate. Down with second/holiday homes. Camp like the rest of is have too "No second or third bedroom until everyone has a bedroom! No second car … No camping holidays until everyone has a holiday …… Or maybe enjoy what you can afford whilst not shitting on other people? Gbat | |||
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" good luck to Spain Greece and Italy, you will need it "Good dodge of the questions there. Swift move into an unquantifiable emotional soundbite whilst deftly avoiding the presence of facts. What exactly will those countries need the extra good luck for? Gbat | |||
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"Best thing the uk ever did is *uck the EU OFF Are you able to say why you think this Gbat yes most definitely the uk paid the most in to it and got the less out off it and it full control by German. Europe forget very quickly something it can never repay and that’s their freedom because if it wasn’t for England, where would you all be " How did you manage to squeeze all that wrong into one paragraph? It’s almost impressive. | |||
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"They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving " It wasn’t a “cash cow” it was the UK contributing to the union the UK was part of, and every single citizen of the UK derived benefits from that contribution. No more membership, no more benefits! But look how great the NHS is doing since “the right thing to do leaving”. | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. " Completely! They along with the UK instigated these laws and rules, so those member states outside of the EU would have to meet certain stipulations and criteria in order to reside within the member states. It was also agreed that exit from the EU would mean whatever state would relinquish those privileges. Bloody EU | |||
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"As someone just having returned from Spain where I had visited my sister (pre-brexit resident) and seen the cost of her bills, average shopping bill, average house prices and the general pace of life/contentment she has (coupled with low health insurance rates and the space that her modest income can afford). I am now seriously considering upping sticks, yes it’s not so easy now (thank you brexit) but having looked at the various visas etc. it’s doable and well, this country is becoming unaffordable and just a little miserable for me " I really, really wish I could do the same thing. | |||
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"As someone just having returned from Spain where I had visited my sister (pre-brexit resident) and seen the cost of her bills, average shopping bill, average house prices and the general pace of life/contentment she has (coupled with low health insurance rates and the space that her modest income can afford). I am now seriously considering upping sticks, yes it’s not so easy now (thank you brexit) but having looked at the various visas etc. it’s doable and well, this country is becoming unaffordable and just a little miserable for me I really, really wish I could do the same thing. " Crowdfunding? Tom don't mind chipping in ! | |||
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"As someone just having returned from Spain where I had visited my sister (pre-brexit resident) and seen the cost of her bills, average shopping bill, average house prices and the general pace of life/contentment she has (coupled with low health insurance rates and the space that her modest income can afford). I am now seriously considering upping sticks, yes it’s not so easy now (thank you brexit) but having looked at the various visas etc. it’s doable and well, this country is becoming unaffordable and just a little miserable for me I really, really wish I could do the same thing. Crowdfunding? Tom don't mind chipping in !" Maybe, Tom. I'd need to find a decent paying job over there. Could you be my enchufe? | |||
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"So wealthy people are pissed off that they can't buy a holiday home. wahh wahhh,cry me a river. Meanwhile regular folks are struggling with mortgage rates and high rental prices. If only my biggest concern is that I can't buy a second home as a holiday home I'd be pretty happy with life." And part of the reason for our ailing economy is Brexit. It was always going to hurt most those who could least afford it. | |||
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"Still waiting for a list of benefits…" 1)The fisheries quotas might go up, but then again you've got no market to export to. Lots of fish which is a good thing. 2) masses of low paid jobs in the service industry due to the gap in the labour market. 3)a new found sense of identity 4) Kudos??? I'm scratching the bottom of the barrel here. 5) cheese | |||
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"Still waiting for a list of benefits… 1)The fisheries quotas might go up, but then again you've got no market to export to. Lots of fish which is a good thing. 2) masses of low paid jobs in the service industry due to the gap in the labour market. 3)a new found sense of identity 4) Kudos??? I'm scratching the bottom of the barrel here. 5) cheese" Happy fish Blue passports Imperial measurement road signs in the Dartford Tunnel The Crown on pint glasses (All of which we could have had anyway). | |||
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"yes most definitely the uk paid the most in to it and got the less out off it and it full control by German. Europe forget very quickly something it can never repay and that’s their freedom because if it wasn’t for England, where would you all be Where do you get your figures from? I don't think they are accurate. How was it fully controlled by Germany? Each member state had a full veto. Why do you think Germany was in control? Are you really conjuring up the second world war here as a reason? If so, perhaps think about the sacrifice made by lots of non British Europeans. The UK were on the winning side, they didn't win the war! And don't forget, over 10 million British people aren't English. There are 4 countries in the UK. Gbat " UK didn’t win the war as Spain and France was doing such a good job of it and then on the winning side LOL | |||
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"Demand from Britons buying second homes in the EU has fallen considerably and some are blaming Brexit and the need for medical insurance. Is Brexit to blame or to be thankful for" nope a lot of the British just can't afford it anymore but also Britain has everything we need when its sunny why go anywhere else | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. [ .... ] Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving I hope you don't mind me picking through this topic by topic. It’s Europe being a arse hole. The EU asked the UK not to leave the Union. They didn't want the UK to go. When the UK was a part of the Union, it helped to write the rules for Non EU citizens entering. The UK then insisted that those rules, that they had helped to write, should then apply to UK citizens after Brexit. To summarise this bit, it's not Europe (or even just the EU) being an arsehole. 1. The UK wrote the rules. 2. The UK insisted they be applied. 3. The EU asked the UK not to do this but the UK did it anyway. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. First, they are not new rules. See 1 above. UK citizens can still retire to the EU but have to prove they can support themselves. The EU has great rules about freedom of movement for EU citizens, but as he is a UK citizen, those rules don't apply to him. For instance, in Spain, (where I live) Brits can retire here with a Non Lucrative Visa. Get him to google it if he's serious about retiring into the EU. Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. Who are "they?" Do you mean specific EU countries or all EU countries? I live in Spain. I see how they are behaving everyday. Most people are bemused by the UKs decision to leave the EU. Is there some other different behaviour that you have seen? What is it? Can you point it out to other posters? They can come here but we can’t go there. What do you mean by this? The rules for an EU tourist entering the UK are broadly similar to the rules for a UK tourist entering the EU. The UK ought to know this as they agreed both sets of rules! There are very strict rules for people entering the UK for study, marriage, work. I doubt many Brexiteers believe this as the propaganda for blaming "the others" for all the UKs woes has been swallowed by a lot of people. Don't take my word for it, go to Gov.uk and google "Do I need a visa?" The UK doesn't even offer a retirement visa that I could find! They lost the Uk cash cow. Not sure where you are coming from with this. If you mean the money that the UK paid as a member of the EU, then, no, of course they no longer get that. But instead of thinking of the UK paying the money to the EU, think of it more as a bunch of people going out for drinks and having a joint kitty. It was all our money, not money the UK just gave away. If you are talking about the UK cash cow being money from tourism, then you needn't worry for the EU. Tourism is booming here, both from the continuing UK visitors and from other parts of the world. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving In what way was it the right thing to do? Can you list any benefits from the UK leaving the EU? In what way has your life benefitted from leaving? I completely support your right to your opinion, but feelings don't override facts. I would be really grateful if you would take the time to answer. Cheers, Gbat " At last... there speaks a man with some common sense. | |||
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"UK didn’t win the war as Spain and France was doing such a good job of it and then on the winning side LOL" I think you're trying to be sarcastic here, but it's not really working. Few facts for you. The easiest one is that Spain wasn't even IN the second world war, let alone win or lose it. They were a neutral Fascist dictatorship under the rule of Franco from 1939 to 1975. They supported the aims of Germany and Italy, but didn't actively join the war. However, Franco did allow some Spanish soldiers to join German regiments fighting the Russians. Franco was ill, fell into a coma and died in 1975. Hardly a war loser! France was quickly overrun by Nazi Germany and lost around 568,000 people. Mind you, they fought hard in Indo-China against the Japanese and lost another 1 to 1 and a half million there. The UK lost about 451,000 people, a lot less than France as you can see (if you bother looking). The USSR lost a staggering 24 MILLION (24,000,000) people in the war. Almost half of all the second world war deaths were from the USSR. The Soviets were the first to enter Berlin and force the suicide of Hitler. It was them that accepted the German army surrender there. The Americans were fighting island by island to defeat Japan until they used atomic weapons against them and forced their surrender. The Brits did rather badly over that side of the world. All told, thank goodness the UK was on the winning side, but as for the UK winning the war with everyone else playing a bit part, you're not even close to the truth. But don't let truth spoil your story. By the way, you didn't answer the earlier questions. Cheers, Gbat | |||
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"UK didn’t win the war as Spain and France was doing such a good job of it and then on the winning side LOL I think you're trying to be sarcastic here, but it's not really working. Few facts for you. How’s Spain economy doing anyway by the way seen, they had a big vote recently it was a bit close wasn’t it ? The easiest one is that Spain wasn't even IN the second world war, let alone win or lose it. They were a neutral Fascist dictatorship under the rule of Franco from 1939 to 1975. They supported the aims of Germany and Italy, but didn't actively join the war. However, Franco did allow some Spanish soldiers to join German regiments fighting the Russians. Franco was ill, fell into a coma and died in 1975. Hardly a war loser! France was quickly overrun by Nazi Germany and lost around 568,000 people. Mind you, they fought hard in Indo-China against the Japanese and lost another 1 to 1 and a half million there. The UK lost about 451,000 people, a lot less than France as you can see (if you bother looking). The USSR lost a staggering 24 MILLION (24,000,000) people in the war. Almost half of all the second world war deaths were from the USSR. The Soviets were the first to enter Berlin and force the suicide of Hitler. It was them that accepted the German army surrender there. The Americans were fighting island by island to defeat Japan until they used atomic weapons against them and forced their surrender. The Brits did rather badly over that side of the world. All told, thank goodness the UK was on the winning side, but as for the UK winning the war with everyone else playing a bit part, you're not even close to the truth. But don't let truth spoil your story. By the way, you didn't answer the earlier questions. Cheers, Gbat " | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol "in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you "What does that have to do with the EU? | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you
What does that have to do with the EU? The EU has been forcing Ireland to take 20,000 immigrants a month for the past eight months. That’s why it has to do with it don’t you watch the World news "I doubt they're forced to! It'll be part of the quota. | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you
What does that have to do with the EU? The EU has been forcing Ireland to take 20,000 immigrants a month for the past eight months. That’s why it has to do with it don’t you watch the World news
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"What about the cucumbers " Cucumbers never buy second homes. It’s a non story Tom. It’s not even all over the news. Gbat | |||
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"What about the cucumbers Cucumbers never buy second homes. It’s a non story Tom. It’s not even all over the news. Gbat " | |||
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"What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out." The expats didn't have a vote, the tories refused to allow it and after a court challenge the ban was upheld | |||
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"What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out. The expats didn't have a vote, the tories refused to allow it and after a court challenge the ban was upheld" Expats or immigrants in the country they went to did have a vote | |||
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"Numpties believed you could leave the EU and stll have all the benefits of being in the EU . While to Racists Numpties trashing the economy was a price worth paying if it meant Less Brown people wanting to come here in the small boats . Take your pick " This! Feckin Brexit nobs believed Feckin Farage the cunt!!! Oppps | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you "It was Jack. | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you
It was Jack."Yeah I googled it too, it was Jack for a boy and Emily for a girl. I love the casual Islamaphobia that some idiots post on here. Like don't listen to the bullshit, do research. Read a book. Don't go on Facebook and believe every bigoted thing you read. | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you
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Yeah I googled it too, it was Jack for a boy and Emily for a girl. I love the casual Islamaphobia that some idiots post on here. Like don't listen to the bullshit, do research. Read a book. Don't go on Facebook and believe every bigoted thing you read. "Yes, took all of 30 seconds to find the answer, but I know facts are overrated now. | |||
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I have no idea.. my name seems to be very popular with boys these days, so many are surprised when I tell them, I blame my Irish Glaswegian parents.. he’s called Andy I’m Riley.. it’s confusing to some lol in Ireland the most popular name in 2022 is Mohammed. This is no bullshit that EU for you
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Yeah I googled it too, it was Jack for a boy and Emily for a girl. I love the casual Islamaphobia that some idiots post on here. Like don't listen to the bullshit, do research. Read a book. Don't go on Facebook and believe every bigoted thing you read.
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"Did they not have some rule about wonky veg tho ,?" “Bananas have always been classified by quality and size for international trade. Because the standards, set by individual governments and the industry, were confusing, the European Commission was ASKED to draw up new rules. Commission regulation 2257/94 decreed that bananas in general should be “free from malformation or abnormal curvature”. Those sold as “extra class” must be perfect, “class 1” can have “slight defects of shape” and “class 2” can have full-scale “defects of shape”. Nothing is banned under the regulation, which sets grading RULES REQUESTED BY INDUSTRY to make sure importers – INCLUDING UK wholesalers and supermarkets – know exactly what they will be getting when they order a box of bananas.” C’mon Tom. This is one of the most debunked Brexit myths of all time. 2/10 for effort mate. Gbat | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving What utter rubbish. They are behaving according to their rules, as we do. There is loads of rules for someone coming from over there to buy a property or retire here, actually there's even more rules! Also they haven't lost us at all, last year was a record number of Brits abroad so not sure how you've arrived at that conclusion. Maybe you can provide some proof they 'lost the cash cow'." ‘Lost the cash cow’-the UK, as the second largest economy in the EU, was the largest contributor to EU funds after Germany which is the largest economy in the EU. In fact the UK was one of the few countries in the EU that put in more money than it took out. In other words ‘net contributions’. There were only ten countries that were ‘net contributors’. Germany United Kingdom France Italy Netherlands Austria Finland Sweden Denmark Ireland That shortfall has had to be shouldered by the remaining EU nations hence ‘lost the cash cow’. The other 18 nations take out more money than they put in. So, in essence, you had 10 nations carrying 18, now it is 9 nations carrying 18 which will soon rise to 19 and possibly even 20 with the accession of Ukraine and Turkey. | |||
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"Numpties believed you could leave the EU and stll have all the benefits of being in the EU . While to Racists Numpties trashing the economy was a price worth paying if it meant Less Brown people wanting to come here in the small boats . Take your pick " They were coming here in trucks etc before that so not a Brexit issue, I,m neither racist or someone who believed we'd keep the limited benefits so sorry to dispute the petulance of someone who can't cope with losing a democratic vote by a huge turnout. Losing is never an easy thing to accept. We weren't in the common market once & now not in it again, things change but rarely do sore losers. | |||
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" They were coming here in trucks etc before that so not a Brexit issue, I,m neither racist or someone who believed we'd keep the limited benefits so sorry to dispute the petulance of someone who can't cope with losing a democratic vote by a huge turnout. Losing is never an easy thing to accept. We weren't in the common market once & now not in it again, things change but rarely do sore losers. " The wonders of democracy, eh! It would be interesting to know what the winners have gained as a result of all the 'losers' losing. | |||
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"We joined a common market not a dictatorship you can't put a price on sovereignty... you wouldn't buy a house and let your neighbours tell you what you can and can't do in it Ah this old chestnut. Utter bullshit. It's not a dictatorship if you have a veto on all decisions that are made, which is exactly what we had. We had extraordinary power and influence over the EU and the single market, the biggest in the world and we gave it all up. We are the first country in the world to vote to place sanctions on themselves, which is exactly what we did because people were conned by the liars. This mythical 'sovereignty' argument is piss poor. We had elected MEP's and a government that had a veto on any laws we accepted, we no longer have that say and are suffering the consequences. " if we was that committed to it, why wasn’t we spending euros in are shop then ? | |||
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".. if we was that committed to it, why wasn’t we spending euros in are shop then ?" Because we were lucky enough to keep our beloved pound. We were committed enough to sign away our our agricultural and car manufacturing industries!1 | |||
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"It’s Europe being a arse hole. Fried of mine wants to retire but the new rules means he may stay in the Uk because of those rules. How is the Europe's fault? Didn't realise they held the vote. Lay the blame where it should be, on those who voted for it. Maybe you need to look at how they are behaving. They can come here but we can’t go there. They lost the Uk cash cow. Still for us it was the right thing to do leaving What utter rubbish. They are behaving according to their rules, as we do. There is loads of rules for someone coming from over there to buy a property or retire here, actually there's even more rules! Also they haven't lost us at all, last year was a record number of Brits abroad so not sure how you've arrived at that conclusion. Maybe you can provide some proof they 'lost the cash cow'. ‘Lost the cash cow’-the UK, as the second largest economy in the EU, was the largest contributor to EU funds after Germany which is the largest economy in the EU. In fact the UK was one of the few countries in the EU that put in more money than it took out. In other words ‘net contributions’. There were only ten countries that were ‘net contributors’. Germany United Kingdom France Italy Netherlands Austria Finland Sweden Denmark Ireland That shortfall has had to be shouldered by the remaining EU nations hence ‘lost the cash cow’. The other 18 nations take out more money than they put in. So, in essence, you had 10 nations carrying 18, now it is 9 nations carrying 18 which will soon rise to 19 and possibly even 20 with the accession of Ukraine and Turkey. " It sounds like a protection racquet | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted leave " you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ? | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted leave you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ?" You assume that Tom actually voted and you assume if he did vote that you know how he voted and you then raise the discriltiom of stupidity.. Really.. ?! | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted leave you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ?" voted to be poor. What a stupid thing to say. | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted leave you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ?" So define poorer..., Financially? Emotionally? Mental Health? Happiness,? Stability? Happier? The list goes on | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ? You assume that Tom actually voted and you assume if he did vote that you know how he voted and you then raise the discriltiom of stupidity.. I couldn t give a fuck ....tom or whoever ... keep punching yourself in the face Really.. ?!" | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ? You assume that Tom actually voted and you assume if he did vote that you know how he voted and you then raise the discriltiom of stupidity.. I couldn t give a fuck ....tom or whoever ... keep punching yourself in the face Really.. ?!" I can see you’re so rich by the expensive shirt and tie you have on lol | |||
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"What we have seen here is democracy in action... They gave England the vote. England voted and still some cannot fathom the reason of logic for others voting. It matters not except to the councillors and therapists charging many euros to rationalise the vote. The English voted you obviously voted to be poorer ! as you cant give one benefit of leaving the EU ! you must be really stupid if thats the best you can do ..Right ? You assume that Tom actually voted and you assume if he did vote that you know how he voted and you then raise the discriltiom of stupidity.. I couldn t give a fuck ....tom or whoever ... keep punching yourself in the face Really.. ?!" How rude.. And carry a grudge for all these years even letting that grudge manifest against people you do not know, do not understand and will never meet | |||
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"if you voted to be poorer , and voted to restrict your own freedom of movement , then I have zero sympathy for you thickos .... right ?" Not sure anyone asked to be insulted by you or indeed ask for your approval... | |||
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"Since the UKs utter stupidity in 2016 its not worth getting a holiday home. You are only allowed 90 days every 6 months and unless you apply for citizenship you cannot stay longer and yes medical bills would mean you need insurance. Seriously if I could I would retire to France but thanks to the Wankers voting for Brexshit I am stuck. Getting a home abroad simply isn't productive is now a beuractic nightmare and not worth the time. What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out." Please don't start on brexit! Every leading economist said it would be a bad idea but people chose their vote based on a bus a toad and a compulsive liar. Or just plain xenophobia. If you voted for bexit you are either thick or rich, check your bank account to figure it out | |||
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"Since the UKs utter stupidity in 2016 its not worth getting a holiday home. You are only allowed 90 days every 6 months and unless you apply for citizenship you cannot stay longer and yes medical bills would mean you need insurance. Seriously if I could I would retire to France but thanks to the Wankers voting for Brexshit I am stuck. Getting a home abroad simply isn't productive is now a beuractic nightmare and not worth the time. What I can't understand is the utter moronic so called expats who voted leave not realising they would not be able to stay now the UK is out. Please don't start on brexit! Every leading economist said it would be a bad idea but people chose their vote based on a bus a toad and a compulsive liar. Or just plain xenophobia. If you voted for bexit you are either thick or rich, check your bank account to figure it out" You got me... Rich then... | |||
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"I voted for bexit but didn't vote for this! Even Mr toad (farage) has said it has been a disaster and would leave thr UK if it didn't work. What is he still doing here? I'd love 5mins a room with him!" Well as far as Tom can remember, Mr Farage was leader of UKIP but never elected as a Parliamentry MP but was a Euro MP. The motto here. Never worship false idols and never believe all you read. Buyer Beware as they say. | |||
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