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Any problem with us? :redface:

I think no body has problems with the Spanish people,just your economy is f*cked up right now

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MonsterOfSpain

I think no body has problems with the Spanish people,just your economy is f*cked up right now

Yes, I was just joking :sweat: I'm tired of the ****ing economy and financial problems, everyday on TV and newspapper is the same :pukey:

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Yes, I was just joking :sweat: I'm tired of the ****ing economy and financial problems, everyday on TV and newspapper is the same :pukey:

Yeah,that's right.

Merkel is everday in the news here

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Lucky!! Speaking other language!! Yo Tambien puedo aser eso! XD

I think its Yo también puedo HACER eso lol
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I'm not sure that this would actually work out, but it would be a cool idea tbh.. I love how in the EU, we can go to so many countries and still have the priviledges you would have in your home country :legend:

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Europeans have to learn from Argentina's economy

Europe faced already few economy disaster in the past :laughga:

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lol it's probably going to be just like our country. where we put the parts we want in and then I guess the parts they don't like will say that's "mexico" and the parts that are super liberal "canada" and consider them Europeans. Even though their all in Europe as everyone here is in North America. no tea. no shade. :lolgaga:

No, Europe is better than that. We're nothing like NA, most of Europeans hate ur social systems and so on.

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lol it's probably going to be just like our country. where we put the parts we want in and then I guess the parts they don't like will say that's "mexico" and the parts that are super liberal "canada" and consider them Europeans. Even though their all in Europe as everyone here is in North America. no tea. no shade. :lolgaga:

Nah,I don't think that will happens.

Maybe when some don't call themselves as European.

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David Cameron wants to change the EU ... This guy has no restraint. Does he really think his country will impose its rules to other 26 ? We're not here for a unique commun market. He did not understand the logic of the European Union in seeing things from an economic perspective. The European Union is not just there to strengthen the UK economy ...

English : http://www.guardian....endum-live-blog

French : http://www.lemonde.f...20960_3214.html

German : http://www.sueddeuts...er-eu-1.1580763

What a selfish point of view. Especially since the country has never given more money in Europe than it receives, unlike many other nations. In this period of crisis, populism/nationalism is really disgusting. Blame Europe is so easy when you can not manage your own economy ...

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The British are different. They barely consider themselves European. They still go around reminiscing about the days when they had their Empire and refuse to let go. They will never be ready for a European federation.

The British still are culturally more similar to Canada, Australia, and US than Europe. We Anglo countries have always been there for each other when the going gets tough (friendly since the War of 1812).

English speaking countries have been continuously liberal and democratic longer than either France and Germany. Britain was the only major European country than remained unconquered by by Napoleon and Hitler when they tried to take over the continent, besides Russia.

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The British still are culturally more similar to Canada, Australia, and US than Europe. We Anglo countries have always been there for each other when the going gets tough (friendly since the War of 1812).

English speaking countries have been continuously liberal and democratic longer than either France and Germany. Britain was the only major European country than remained unconquered by by Napoleon and Hitler when they tried to take over the continent, besides Russia.

No surprise, as Canada, Australia, and even the U.S to a large extent are basically British products.

Geography has led to a certain kind of island mentality in Britain and made the distance to Europe far greater than it actually is. Naturally it has also protected the country from outside invaders, besides the fact that the U.S. saved their asses in the WWII.

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