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  • How the UK's Brexit vote to leave Europe affects Apple


    apple ][ said:
    Apple and the new, free and improved UK will be just fine.
    You don't know that. The evidence so far suggests otherwise.
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  • How the UK's Brexit vote to leave Europe affects Apple


    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.
    It's ill considered in the sense that the campaign was based on a series of lies, and planned out about as well as the Bush II Iraq War. Which is to say, there was no strategy beyond 'lets do this!" resulting in a clusterfuck of backwardly implemented strategy that wasn't even anticipated by those pushing for it. 

    You can suggest that leaving the EU has some ideological merits, but if you had any real knowledge of the issues involved you couldn't be so ignorantly confident that everything is great.

    Essentially, a bunch of ignorant, ill informed old white people were asked to make a decision they didn't understand in the slightest, based on largely false propaganda, and the result is that the working class youth of the UK is now screwed over because many of their options are now erased. Also, those white rural people now have limited buying power and their property is plunging in value. Going forward, none of the things they were promised (free money, an end to immigration, and end to bureaucracy and rule by an elite class of morons) will materialize. They're all just screwed by their own simpleminded conservative credulity.  

    Which is pretty much what middle American Fox watchers hope to do to the United States, if they are given the opportunity. 

     
    Absolutely! Couldn't agree more with this summation.
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  • How the UK's Brexit vote to leave Europe affects Apple

    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.
    Speak for yourself! Please don't label all Brits as being in your camp because we're not. I disagree with you that this move is not "I'll-considered". I don't think anyone, let alone any pro-Brexit voters really know what the hell is about to hit us after this decision. After listening to many opinions of people who voted to leave - they are ill-informed. There has been a dirty campaign (on both sides I might add) which has been deliberately liberal with the truth, spreading misinformation about immigration figures and EU membership costs vs saving once we leave. Many voters have also been swayed by the xenophobic immigrant-hating gutter press and the weak pro-remain campaign hasn't helped. Remember, the decision has effectively been made by just 2% of the electorate - that's how close it was. That means almost half of the U.K. wish to remain.

    The Pro-Brexit camp are playing fast and lose with our economy. So far it's looking pretty bad and I fear for the future - especially for young people who were far more pro-remain than the older population.

    And if Trump gets in then the world really has gone mad!
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  • Apple discontinues Thunderbolt Display, no replacement announced

    What's up with all these duplicate posts? Anyone else seeing this or is it just me?
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  • Apple led effort to remove rifle emoji from Unicode 9.0, report says

    But...there's already a handgun, a bomb, a knife and a sword...so what was Apple's response when they were proposed? Or perhaps they were introduced at a time when Apple did not wield the persuasive power it currently does.
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