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Worst step our country could have possibly made. Why would we want to negotiate leaving terms on a country that will be fully focused on getting best terms for itself from the EU? Complete opportunism from sturgeon

Theresa will give us 0% of her time, she will be focused on england

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13 minutes ago, LG said:

Worst step our country could have possibly made. Why would we want to negotiate leaving terms on a country that will be fully focused on getting best terms for itself from the EU? Complete opportunism from sturgeon

Theresa will give us 0% of her time, she will be focused on england

But Theresa May doesnt care for Scotland.  We, the people of Scotland, should have a say in what happens to our country. Should we just go along with Brexit and have possibly the worst deal for Scotland, or should we take a different path from the rest of the UK? Its a choice that Scotland should make, not anyone else

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Gagamel

didnt scotland plan on leaving before brexit but basically the only reason it stayed was cuz of the EU? so of course they wanna leave now that that reason is gone :oprah:

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venusfly
39 minutes ago, Craig Barnes said:

But Theresa May doesnt care for Scotland.  We, the people of Scotland, should have a say in what happens to our country. Should we just go along with Brexit and have possibly the worst deal for Scotland, or should we take a different path from the rest of the UK? Its a choice that Scotland should make, not anyone else

That's a seperate issue, although I'm against leaving both the EU and UK I'm being neutral here, the negotiation process of us leaving the UK will be greatly disadvantaged by the ongoing negotiation of Britain leaving the EU. The main focus of the rest of the UK will be on getting a good deal out of the EU, little time or consideration will be given to negotiations with Scotland because there is no advantage to the UK of doing so.

if we were going to leave the U.K. it should have been talked about AFTER the uk has left the EU so we can have actual time and focus spent on negotiation

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Benji

"But the UK government has already said it will block a referendum until after the Brexit process has been completed."

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The Fame Joanne
1 hour ago, LG said:

Worst step our country could have possibly made. Why would we want to negotiate leaving terms on a country that will be fully focused on getting best terms for itself from the EU? Complete opportunism from sturgeon

Theresa will give us 0% of her time, she will be focused on england

They might want to get the best terms from the EU, but they won't get them. I think the UK will loose all economical benefits, bc the EU can't afford anything else. If they let them keep the benefits, other countries could leave too and try the same 

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1 minute ago, The Fame Joanne said:

They might want to get the best terms from the EU, but they won't get them. I think the UK will loose all economical benefits, bc the EU can't afford anything else. If they let them keep the benefits, other countries could leave too and try the same 

The UK losing "all economical benefits" would hurt the EU more than the UK. The UK can turn elsewhere whilst the EU literally just loses the UK with nothing to fill it's space.

It's why "No deal is better than a bad deal" is better for the UK and "no deal" is disastrous for the EU. Both sides have certain powers over each other but the UK does pretty much have the trump card with the fact it is willing to walk away completely.

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The Fame Joanne
1 minute ago, Benji said:

The UK losing "all economical benefits" would hurt the EU more than the UK. The UK can turn elsewhere whilst the EU literally just loses the UK with nothing to fill it's space.

It's why "No deal is better than a bad deal" is better for the UK and "no deal" is disastrous for the EU. Both sides have certain powers over each other but the UK does pretty much have the trump card with the fact it is willing to walk away completely.

And why do you think the UK can turn elsewhere, while the EU can't? The EU just made a deal with Canada

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2 minutes ago, The Fame Joanne said:

And why do you think the UK can turn elsewhere, while the EU can't? The EU just made a deal with Canada

I'm not talking just about trade deals :rip:

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The Fame Joanne
7 minutes ago, Benji said:

I'm not talking just about trade deals

Then what else are you talking about?  :oprah:

We were discussing about economy

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Benji
6 minutes ago, The Fame Joanne said:

Then what else are you talking about?  :oprah:

We were discussing about economy

Just one example - Do you think the UK will continue to invest so much of it's time and money to help protect the EU from terror if the EU tries to burn it? The UK is currently the EU's best intel.

An extreme example but it's just one favour that could be taken away from the EU if it tries to hurt the UK and with open borders and mass migration, it would be a pretty bad idea to lose that.

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The Fame Joanne
3 minutes ago, Benji said:

Just one example - Do you think the UK will continue to invest so much of it's time and money to help protect the EU from terror if the EU tries to burn it? The UK is currently the EU's best intel.

An extreme example but it's just one favour that could be taken away from the EU if it tries to hurt the UK and with open borders and mass migration, it would be a pretty bad idea to lose that.

1. I'm not even sure if the UK helped that much there. They mostly blocked when it came to extending cooperations

2. You still didn't answer my follow up question to your answer before, where the UK could turn, and where the EU can't

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bionic
4 hours ago, The Fame Joanne said:

1. I'm not even sure if the UK helped that much there. They mostly blocked when it came to extending cooperations

2. You still didn't answer my follow up question to your answer before, where the UK could turn, and where the EU can't

The UK is a founding member of the EU Intelligence Agency and is its most active member :toofunny: 

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bionic
4 hours ago, The Fame Joanne said:

And why do you think the UK can turn elsewhere, while the EU can't? The EU just made a deal with Canada

Probably because the EU has to get 28 countries (+ the country trading with) to agree on a trade deal before it passes, whereas the UK would only have to get itself and its trading partner

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