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| The article only suggests that the trade agreements will roll over UNLESS there's a no deal. Is that the point you are making? I thought you were on the "no deal" side of things?  | |
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I don't read it like that, just that a deal will result in less time pressure to finalise the roll-over agreements.
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| Oh, if it was only the "Euroscepticism" we were talking about. No, you can't shove "Europe" down some people's throat. But far-right parties and fascist doctrines will never solve any issue either, be it economical, social or whatever.
How ironic everything is. We're talking about less Europe - some expats living a nice, sheltered life in Switzerland..... | |
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To clarify I mean the EU, which Switzerland does very well out of not being a member of.
The far-right isn't the cause, it's the symptom. You want rid of the far-right? Then treat the cause.