Posted: Jul 02, 2016 1:48 pm
tuco wrote:The market would stay large, transparent, stable and attractive enough even without the UK 17%. Its the UK who would have to negotiate everything on its own. However, as mrjonno noted in the other thread, the rationality bubble popped in the UK. Its beyond any reason to think there is something to be gained from exit. If it also pops in the rest of EU, and the world, we can kick ourselves to grass
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edit: They want to send mongrels home and who will replace them? 4.7% unemployment and they cry about internal immigration. I guess you want external then, mongrels. Wtf is wrong with you?
I agree the EU market is a huge and desirable trade partner but the current deals have certainly become more complicated with one of the larger EU state’s future relationship know unknown. It seems reasonable that the current trade deals may be delayed until there is clarity on impacts.
Once what has been gained and what has been lost has become clearer, only then will the UK be able to say if it was worth it or not.
