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Doubtful. Usually when someone has their mind made up so much that it comes out in their wording there’s no convincing them. Or they’re a troll and the whole interaction isn’t legitimate. I don’t answer for them. I answer for the people who stumble upon these questions and maybe lean that direction but aren’t totally sold.I discovered an interesting phenomenon in San Francisco. It’s more or less a unanimous opinion that UK’s approach to gun control is the one true approach and that we’re just too regressed as a country to implement it. When they talk about gun control, there’s this unquestioned assumption that gun control is the right answer and everyone nods their head and rants in agreement about “those” people out “there” in the flyover states, none of which they could name.I think it’s helpful to model that there are pro gun responses to this that aren’t caricatures of rednecks yelling at them to “git off my land” and that they can pry my gun from my cold dead hands. Pro gun people walk among them and come in all sorts of colors, identities political persuasions and levels of sophistication. They just don’t talk because there’s no room for it in their conversation setup.

It sounds like you are proposing a logical, rational, and adult approach for all parties to reach an agreement. GIT HIM BOYS!

Had Britain voted to stay in the EU, we wouldn’t be going through the current madness for starters, but the question makes it sound as if the referendum was like betting red or black at the roulette table.A much more relevant question is why was the referendum organised in the first place? It may have been the people who voted, but it was some very wealthy people who masterminded it, so it might be worth figuring out what their motivation was.Had Britain voted to stay in the EU, this would mean that the Leave campaign tactics failed. Most people were gobsmacked when the result was announced, and that is because they had no idea how Leave managed to win.I personally could not believe that Leave won. It made no sense, so on the morning of Friday June 24, 2016, I took a stroll to my local Budgeons supermarket where I was confident I’d get some sympathy and commiserations from the staff who were all basically low paid, low education, had soul destroying jobs, very little to fill their dull, meaningless lives as they stacked shelves and took customers money at the tills, but guess what, they’d all voted Leave, and so overcome was I, I momentarily lost control and shouted out ‘you fucking morons, do you have any idea what you’ve unleashed?’Not unsurprisingly, the store manager asked me to leave.During the 3 months of the referendum campaign, the mindset of your average Leave voter had moved from knowing little to nothing about the EU to regarding it as a monstrous institution that was suffocating them and was why they were stuck in such awful jobs. Thus the Leave campaign was an emotionally driven vile hatred of the EU.The referendum was never about voting to decide whether or not to stay in the EU, its sole purpose was to vote to leave in accordance with the wishes of the wealthy tax dodging gits who masterminded it, but as far as I can tell, they have failed miserably.In a few hours time, the Commons will debate the Boris Deal. Will they approve it, will Boris have to write the extension letter?But what exactly is the deal? You can read it atEuropean Commission...It’s 64 pages long. Pages 3 - 17 are the Articles, the remaining 47 are references to hundreds of EU Council Directives, which is probably a carbon copy of the Withdrawal Agreement, but as far as I can tell:(i) Instead of checking goods at the border with the ROI, goods entering N Ireland will be subject to customs checks at ports and airports;(ii) The EU has managed to secure peace, prosperity and security across the island of Ireland, which sounds like Boris has handed N Ireland to the EU on a plate, without a shot being fired. No wonder the DUP are so upset.(iii) It suggests that England, Scotland and Wales must create 2 sets of customs rules - (i) one specifically for N Ireland that is the same as the ones that already exist, and (ii) a set of customs rules for the rest of the world(iv) ignoring the fact that the UK has been trading with the rest of the world since forever, all new trade deals will still be underpinned by EU regulations, so when Sir Liam Fox bragged that once we’d left the EU, finally, we would be free to make our own trade deals, is nonsense.(v) Parliament will continue to make our laws that it has been doing since 1066, but which runs contrary to the Leave campaign which said we would finally be free to make our own laws. We would be able to take back control of our own laws, except we never lost control of making our own laws. We have always made our own laws. Indeed, last Monday, the Queen specified which Bills would be converted to Acts of Parliament.(vi) Pages 354 and 355 of the Withdrawal Agreement make reference to EU 2016/1164 which is the anti tax avoidance directive that came into force on January 1, 2019, and an Amendment which will come into force on January 1, 2020According toClamping down on tax evasion and avoidance: Commission presents the way forwardpublished December 6, 2012The EU is losing 1 trillion euro annually due to tax avoidance and evasion, so the measures the EU were intending to take to clamp down on this, may have been sufficient motivation for the guardians of the UK’s tax havens to want to leave the EU.Cameron certainly thought so, because a few weeks later on January 23, 2013 he announced that an in/out referendum would be called when the time is right.When you arrive at Heathrow from abroad, you have a choice which aisle you enter for passport control, UK/EU or everywhere else. If we leave the EU, I guess it will change to UK and everywhere else.So the way I see it is, if we leave the EU, all it requires will be a paint job, aka:So, just imagine that leaving the EU had been done in secret, so when someone from the EU arrives at Heathrow, they will simply walk to the ‘All other passports’ and they will see a sign:‘UK is no longer in the EU, so when you come next time, make sure you have a visa. Have a nice day’I can only imagine that goods destined for N Ireland from Liverpool for example aren’t currently subject to customs checks, cos it’s all part of the UK. but now, they need to check the goods if they’re headed for the ROI. So, while N Ireland is not actually in the EU, it will behave as if it is.And the government has spent £8 billion preparing for this? All they have to do is change the sign and nobody would be any the wiser.As far as I can tell, Leave voters were conned lock, stock and barrel into acquiescing to the desires of the super rich, only they didn’t know it at the time, and most of them still don’t have a clue.