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  3. The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member;

The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member;

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  • chrismayla6@mastodon.me.ukC chrismayla6@mastodon.me.uk

    The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member;

    unsurprisingly, the EU Commission has been unwilling to extend that sort of deal to the UK; so once again (this time in the UK's inability to see that leaving the EU's regime for product testing might cause some issues for exporters) the EU by merely enforcing the Bloc's rules is seen as obstructive.

    Err, no; we chose to leave!

    #Brexit
    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/sep/24/uk-losing-billions-in-eu-trade-due-to-mismatched-product-rules

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    #3

    @ChrisMayLA6

    #brexit "we chose to leave!" What is this "WE" of which you speak?

    The idea that any referendum in the UK on any subject would produce a "desirable" outcome is flawed.

    You can't be rational about these things in isolation. Posing the question is nearly impossible.

    Q, Would you like to be poorer?
    A. 100% NO!

    Even sinking small boats full of people half way across the channel would get hefty support. However most of the population would vote for the RNLI rescuing small dogs from a watery death and most Brits face to face with a drowning immigrant would try to help save.

    Be careful what you ask for!

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    • 2legged@mastodon.ie2 2legged@mastodon.ie

      @ChrisMayLA6 Every British wannabe-leader since #Brexit talking this "get closer to Europe" stuff looks like a wannabe Lord #Flashheart out of #Blackadder.

      All the subtlety of #RikMayall on full boost, with his afterburners lighting up the sky. Entitlement set to 300%, and self-awareness entirely absent.

      #JohnBull, you left the #EU. You're not missed. Now put that thing back inside your trousers before the whole of Britannia goes on the #SexOffendersRegister.

      #ukpol

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      #4

      @2legged @ChrisMayLA6
      Piddington!

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      • oneinterestingfact@mastodon.ieO oneinterestingfact@mastodon.ie

        @2legged @ChrisMayLA6
        Piddington!

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        #5

        Yes, @OneInterestingFact. Same mentality.

        Brexit Island is just Greater Piddlington.

        @ChrisMayLA6

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        • 2legged@mastodon.ie2 2legged@mastodon.ie

          @ChrisMayLA6 Every British wannabe-leader since #Brexit talking this "get closer to Europe" stuff looks like a wannabe Lord #Flashheart out of #Blackadder.

          All the subtlety of #RikMayall on full boost, with his afterburners lighting up the sky. Entitlement set to 300%, and self-awareness entirely absent.

          #JohnBull, you left the #EU. You're not missed. Now put that thing back inside your trousers before the whole of Britannia goes on the #SexOffendersRegister.

          #ukpol

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          @2legged

          ha ha, made my morning!

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          • chrismayla6@mastodon.me.ukC chrismayla6@mastodon.me.uk

            The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member;

            unsurprisingly, the EU Commission has been unwilling to extend that sort of deal to the UK; so once again (this time in the UK's inability to see that leaving the EU's regime for product testing might cause some issues for exporters) the EU by merely enforcing the Bloc's rules is seen as obstructive.

            Err, no; we chose to leave!

            #Brexit
            https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/sep/24/uk-losing-billions-in-eu-trade-due-to-mismatched-product-rules

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            @ChrisMayLA6 Do I detect that old British exceptionalism again?

            The UK foolishly voted to make itself a third country!

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            • chrismayla6@mastodon.me.ukC chrismayla6@mastodon.me.uk

              The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member;

              unsurprisingly, the EU Commission has been unwilling to extend that sort of deal to the UK; so once again (this time in the UK's inability to see that leaving the EU's regime for product testing might cause some issues for exporters) the EU by merely enforcing the Bloc's rules is seen as obstructive.

              Err, no; we chose to leave!

              #Brexit
              https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/sep/24/uk-losing-billions-in-eu-trade-due-to-mismatched-product-rules

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              #8

              @ChrisMayLA6

              If you see a club, and think "I would like to have all of those club advantages" then you have two choices:

              1. Join the club to get those advantages
              2. Do not join the club and do not get those advantages

              You cannot look at the Scouts and say to yourself "I want to do all those amazing things with them" and then complain when they say "No, unless you join" because you refused to join!

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              • alexadeswift@lgbtqia.spaceA alexadeswift@lgbtqia.space

                @ChrisMayLA6

                If you see a club, and think "I would like to have all of those club advantages" then you have two choices:

                1. Join the club to get those advantages
                2. Do not join the club and do not get those advantages

                You cannot look at the Scouts and say to yourself "I want to do all those amazing things with them" and then complain when they say "No, unless you join" because you refused to join!

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                #9

                @alexadeswift @ChrisMayLA6 The problem with the British is they not only want to have the advantages of the club but also have special deals as well. In other words they want all the scouts advantages but also to be paid for joining.

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                • wood5y@mastodonapp.ukW wood5y@mastodonapp.uk

                  @ChrisMayLA6 Do I detect that old British exceptionalism again?

                  The UK foolishly voted to make itself a third country!

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                  #10

                  @wood5y

                  You might say that....

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                  • chrismayla6@mastodon.me.ukC chrismayla6@mastodon.me.uk

                    @wood5y

                    You might say that....

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                    #11

                    @ChrisMayLA6 My biggest fear in the latter part of my working life was whether machine translation would get too good.

                    I hadn't bargained for exceptionalism and #racism. 🙂

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                    • chrismayla6@mastodon.me.ukC chrismayla6@mastodon.me.uk

                      The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member;

                      unsurprisingly, the EU Commission has been unwilling to extend that sort of deal to the UK; so once again (this time in the UK's inability to see that leaving the EU's regime for product testing might cause some issues for exporters) the EU by merely enforcing the Bloc's rules is seen as obstructive.

                      Err, no; we chose to leave!

                      #Brexit
                      https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/sep/24/uk-losing-billions-in-eu-trade-due-to-mismatched-product-rules

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                      @ChrisMayLA6

                      The problem the UK has had, again & again, after Brexit is the desire to leave the EU but to retain the advantages of being a member.

                      Now WHINGING AFAIN AND WANTING EXCEPTIONS.

                      The answer has to be you are OUT and in the interest of the EU must STAY OUT

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