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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?


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So you have no idea how trade deals work but you are a diabetic who isnt worried so nobody else should be? I would rather have the secure feeling that my life saving medicine is in guaranteed supply rather than hoping for the best it will be. Lets hope this does'nt bite you in the arse next year.

Theresa May is a T1 as well so that's somewhat reassuring for T1s in the UK.

Although, people should be more worried that the Tories will move towards a US healthcare model. Good luck to the ordinary Joe attempting to live comfortably with a long term illness in that scenario.
 
It makes me sad how very true that article is.

The conclusion is true too, it's far better if the UK leave and preferably without any "soft" deals. If in 20 years you want to comeback or if the EU doesn't exist, so be it. But we should never pretend that brexit didn't happen or that we can be friends with benefits.
 
Theresa May is a T1 as well so that's somewhat reassuring for T1s in the UK.

Although, people should be more worried that the Tories will move towards a US healthcare model. Good luck to the ordinary Joe attempting to live comfortably with a long term illness in that scenario.

I vaguely remember Cameron's son being disabled and using some govt program, which Cameron's govt nonetheless cut.
 
Theresa May is a T1 as well so that's somewhat reassuring for T1s in the UK.

Although, people should be more worried that the Tories will move towards a US healthcare model. Good luck to the ordinary Joe attempting to live comfortably with a long term illness in that scenario.

I'm sure May would have her supply at the ready if things did go tits up. As always politicians often operating on a different playing field to the average person who's impacted by their actions.
 
The Insulin story turned out to be BS, the company that provides them expects no shortages in a no deal exit.

But that makes no sense either, the tiny amount that is produced in the UK will hardly have any effect and people talk as if, in the case that there are shortages they would only be temporary, not just of insulin. Yes the companies can have buffer stock, which is economically inefficient but for how long. It's as if there would be a few days of suffering and then everything will go back to normal. What?
 
But that makes no sense either, the tiny amount that is produced in the UK will hardly have any effect and people talk as if, in the case that there are shortages they would only be temporary, not just of insulin. Yes the companies can have buffer stock, which is economically inefficient but for how long. It's as if there would be a few days of suffering and then everything will go back to normal. What?
The UK will just pay import duty and fast track medical trucks at the border. It's not a good outcome but it's not going to lead to people dying from lack of medicine as the initial story implied.
 
More or less. One likely scenario is Britain has to completely liberalise their border to imports (you can't selectively do it under WTO rules) which is one of the reasons the EU doesn't want taxes collected this side of the border.

So anything and everything can enter the UK without checks. Dumping, smuggling, illegal immigrants, arms etc will be rife. Just as well Brexiters want to control their borders.
Don't forget the documentation, VAT, Tariffs etc to be collected.

Trouble is those lorries that enter the UK have to come out again, and they will be checked on re-entering the EU.
 
So anything and everything can enter the UK without checks. Dumping, smuggling, illegal immigrants, arms etc will be rife. Just as well Brexiters want to control their borders.
Don't forget the documentation, VAT, Tariffs etc to be collected.

Trouble is those lorries that enter the UK have to come out again, and they will be checked on re-entering the EU.
I mean, that already happens and aside from illegal migrants the current levels of trafficking more than meet the demand so there's no reason to think they'll skyrocket.
 
I mean, that already happens and aside from illegal migrants the current levels of trafficking more than meet the demand so there's no reason to think they'll skyrocket.

But the Uk will be known as an easy target very quickly. At the moment they are answerable to the EU for collecting the correct taxes etc - afterwards they're only answerable to themselves. I thought illegal immigrants were important to Brexiters.

Plus if the UK allows goods in unchecked they'll never get a deal with the EU.
 
So anything and everything can enter the UK without checks. Dumping, smuggling, illegal immigrants, arms etc will be rife. Just as well Brexiters want to control their borders.
Don't forget the documentation, VAT, Tariffs etc to be collected.

Trouble is those lorries that enter the UK have to come out again, and they will be checked on re-entering the EU.
At least mdma prices might come down I guess?
 
First time I've seen this muppet lost for words



He's more Alan Partridge than Alan Partridge there. Expected him to ask "Who invented the skip?" at the end.
 
Just read that even Romanian and Bulgarian migrant fruit pickers are skipping BREXIT Britain because, for the first time ever, there is more money to be made in the rest of Europe. Leaving UK crops wasting in the fields.

You really couldn't write this stuff :lol:
 
Just read that even Romanian and Bulgarian migrant fruit pickers are skipping BREXIT Britain because, for the first time ever, there is more money to be made in the rest of Europe. Leaving UK crops wasting in the fields.

You really couldn't write this stuff :lol:

Awesome. Shouldn't be anyone in the UK left unemployed by this time next year then. We can do away with benefits and put that money into the NHS.

It's really easy making empty promises isn't it.
 
Too late I feel.

I fear that it's more complicated than that, it's not simply too late but too fake. People have been taught to dislike the EU and other European countries, they are happy to blame continentals for every thing and remaining or a soft Brexit won't change that, the ingredients for Brexit are still there and they will come out at the first opportunity whether it is because the economy isn't great or because the UK want a particular deal/arrangement.
I have been in the "it's better if you stay" camp, from the beginning but thinking about it, it's a terrible idea and a very naive one, we don't trust you and you don't trust us, we are not on the same side and no amount of pretending will change that. A painful break is better than a poisonous relationship, we should both take the hit and move on.
 
I fear that it's more complicated than that, it's not simply too late but too fake. People have been taught to dislike the EU and other European countries, they are happy to blame continentals for every thing and remaining or a soft Brexit won't change that, the ingredients for Brexit are still there and they will come out at the first opportunity whether it is because the economy isn't great or because the UK want a particular deal/arrangement.
I have been in the "it's better if you stay" camp, from the beginning but thinking about it, it's a terrible idea and a very naive one, we don't trust you and you don't trust us, we are not on the same side and no amount of pretending will change that. A painful break is better than a poisonous relationship, we should both take the hit and move on.
:lol: Nice try
 

I'm not trying anything, do you really believe that the anti EU sentiment will disappear? It seems that a lot of people consider that the EU are punishing the UK and making brexit worse.
 
Says a guy in France :lol:

Just answer the question, if you think that it really disappeared or that it will disappear then fair enough. But the opinion makers, the main parties are saying something else and remember that they are the ones that created this sentiment in the first place.
 
Yeah he's not wrong at all. The narrative is already being spun that all the crap we'll have to deal with after we leave is a result of the EU punishing us thus proving we were right to leave in the first place. The 52% will lap it up. Might even win over a few more simpletons to the cause.
 
Stuff like “are EU our friends? Real friends wouldn’t punish you for leaving” is doing circles currently.