Good or bad brexit, I stand behind the UK and will buy UK products. America will always trade with them

>How will an America buy British products after Britain leaves the European Union

You do know America only has a trade deal with EU (and Canada and China...), but not any trade deals with Britain?

I have this on my wall

You genuinely believe we won’t set up trade relations with the UK if they leave? You’re not that dense are you

We don’t give a fuck about the EU lmao

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Of course you will, we're your most successfull cultural colony outside of Canada.
You infect the youth with your own multicultural mindset, to the point where we turn our country into an international finance generator powred by enforced diversity slums just so we can feel a little more like you.

You will, but it will take months to make an agreement. Maybe years, given the way negotiations seem to with the British.

Trump talks the way an absurdist painting looks, but he got your back my homies.

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You don't know how trade deals are made lmaooo

Your country is shit and America is shit. I hope all British people fucking die.

Ill admit, im not too savvy on international trade, but i really wanted to post that anyhow

2 out of 3 ain't bad, I guess. You've certainly been shitting up the entire world for a while now.

Nah, brexit is hard because one side doesn’t want to give anything at all. Both the US and UK would want good trade relations with each other. We’d be set up in no time

Yeah, that side being Britain.
We want a relationship with the EU, we just don't want to give away any of the ecision-making necessary to have a relationship. Because May's worried about pissing off the 4% of the country whos idea of civic responsibility began and ende at polling ay 3 years ago.

But you're right in saying that leaving the EU is gonna be the final nail in the UK's coffin. From that point, there's gonna be nothing protecting us from being America's condom.

Why are remainers so incredibly dishonest?
I want to trade with Europe, I don't want to trade with Europe if it means being part of some weird foreign superstate, it's not rocket science there's no hidden subtext to it.

>The US gets their independence from UK
>A few centuries later they are cucked and workship UK as their ancerstors used to do.
How can we save the US?

And it's all because of your shithole.

our women did that a long time ago not us

>Weird foreign superstate
International trade agrements and security arrangements between neighbours are neither wierd nor foreign, you politically illiterate fuck. What do you think NATO is? Are you gonna lobby to leave that as well, since America is objectively more foreign then our immediate regional market? They've actually been excerscising internal influence in our internal and interntional policy, after all- are we gonna stop hugging them closely?

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Yeah I don't care, the EU wants to move towards being a single country, that's what federalists say and I believe them. It's you who doesn't seem to respect the EU for what it is.

>Maybe if I change the context of what i'm saying he won't notic i couldn't defnd the intial statement
Noticed. But i'll move on, for your sake.

I would rather be one of the big influencers of a regional superpower than a puppet state to American finance with no control over it's own destiny, just so we can preten to be independent.
I would rather accept that Britain's rotten govrnmental structure needs to change, adn our hostility to our wider heritage and continent needs to be done away with, if we are going to survive, than pretend blcking our ears and sinking further into the international infection that got us into this mess in the first place is going to make things better because it gave you a warm fuzzy feling of acheivemnt 3 years ago.

I hope the country goes to hell and Drumpf loosens the immigration requirements for them.

I never changed what I said right from the beginning I said I didn't want trade if it comes at the price of being absorbed into a superstate and seeing my country vanish.
Being part of a greater whole sounds all well and good but realistically the issues we can affect are window dressing and don't concern the superstate which is the line in the sand for me.
There is no bitterness in my voice about this, if that's what Europeans on the Continent want then it is entirely their prerogative it's just not for me.

>I never changed what i said from the beginning
You called me dishonest because i said the reason the UK and the EU can't come to a deal is because May is afraid to come to an agreement that would require authority compromises. Which is true. You also said that the deals the EU have proposed with the UK post-Brexit are an attempt to make them part of the "superstate", which is false. I asked you a direct question about wether you'd be prepared to apply your own logic to the United states and take a similar stance to the one you hold to Europe, and you defaulted back to basics. "I don't want to be part of an EU federation, because we'd lose our sovereignty."

Which makes no sense. It's based on the idea that what Germany and France want is what the rest of Europe wants, which is wrong. They currently exerscise power over European decisions because A. They've built up & protected their industries to the point where they have more market clout than the smaller countries (though NOT us, which is why we've been given a lot of leeway in the past), and B. They actually take the European Union seriously.
If we took the time to exrscise our influence within Europe, and the effort to build up a national economy rather than whoring ourslves out internationally, we would have the support in Europe to start making demands of the system (and I *don't* mean through parliament, before you pull the "oh but it's not really democratic you can't really change things in its system" bullshit. The EU needs cooperation to survive, and currently it gets it becaus the smaller nations know they don't have any other choice. That changes, the constitution changes).

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alri settle down, not like we gave you your culture, language and practically entire fucking country or anything ha x

But you know where your concerns *are* justified? America. They DO influenc our politicians directly. They DO restrict the exerscise of our sovereignty to window dressing. They ARE likely to make our country vanish, since most Brits wouldn't notice the difference if we became the 51st state tomorrow & most of our political class are already there. And they ARE big enough that what they want goes without any input from us.

And unlike your *concerns* with the EU, you and i both know that our relationship with America contains EXAMPLES. Concerns that came true.

So, i ask you again- Even if you're not going to agree with my view of the European situation, if it's only a superficial front for an international bloc that's going to take away your sovereignty and culture, and nothing I can say is going to change your mind on that- Even if that's true, it's equally, if not more, true for our current relationship with the United States of America.
So are you going to hold to your own logic and cut off any and all ties with them that requires sovereign Co-operation?