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How the UK's Brexit vote to leave Europe affects Apple
Not so easy. Some implication will come to light fairly soon but many only after many years. The pro brexxit camp thinks that they can just leave but safeguard all the benefits. What hypocrites! Anyway, that will not happen. The real ramifications of the exit will not be shouldered by the adults in the UK now but by their children in years to come.apple ][ said:Apple and the new, free and improved UK will be just fine.
Imagine citizens wishing to regain control over their own country again and decide things for themselves? What a radical and crazy idea.
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How the UK's Brexit vote to leave Europe affects Apple
Oppression? Is the EU now a dictatorship? The UK should have never been accepted into the EU in the first place. So, good riddance.meteora said:Normally I love DED pieces, but this is a poor article. The U.K. is fighting for their identity and rights back. I congratulate them on this HUGE fight to leave such an overreaching, failed Union. Europe has been through so much oppression and it's so refreshing to see the strong-willed take their countries back.
This piece screams "rank-and-file" socialism. Time to think outside the box on this one, DED. Maybe stick to Samsung articles..
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How the UK's Brexit vote to leave Europe affects Apple
Unelected Eurocrats? What about the House of Lords, are they elected by the people? The UK made a big mistake and it will have great implication for years. Instead of being part of a united Europe many people in the UK still dream of an Empire that does`t exist anymore.prokip said:I don't often disagree with you DED, but I do this time. You say "really quite unthinkable and ill considered-leap" by the British people to leave the Eurozone. This is totally NOT TRUE !! The Brits have had it with the unelected Eurocrats of Brussels for many years. They have been thinking about this for over 30 years since being cleverly taken into the Common Market in the 70's. Now finally they have flicked the birdie at the unrepresentative socialist swill in Europe that has tried to control so much of their society for so many years. And as the 5th largest economy in the world they will have bugger-all trouble making their own way quite successfully, if not better than they have in the past 30 years.
The British bulldog is back in business!! Go Britain, go !!
And a warning to you dear in the USA. This is another reason why Trump will be elected in November in a landslide. People ares sick of being treated like fools by the PC arrogance of the political elite.
