“As I mentioned, EU has proposed baning “black” semi-auto rifles.”
Laughed at this part. Moronic politicians in the U.S do the exact same thing, black gun = scary death machine.
No in this case the fed would be the UK and Texas be say Scotland . Then Mexico be the EU 
Never mind it seems I’m retarded and need to learn my flags. I just now realized that those represented Scotland Ireland, and wales ( i think). I assumed they were some other European countries, and the U.K was telling them to stay in the EU. 
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Silly bastard
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Bitch i got third place in the 7th grade geography bee, come at me.
Not hard when most Americans couldn’t point out their own country on a map 
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Well, that’s true enough. I remember when the whole Ukraine shit storm started, the vast majority of the kids in the class had no idea that Ukraine even existed.
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One of the biggest issues with American schooling is the emphasis that they put on the state standardized testing. They end up spending half the year preparing to take those, instead of actually learning subjects, because the teachers get fired if their testing scores suck.
I went to a private Catholic school for three years of my life, and it was probably close to three years ahead of the public schools, that school had way less politics involved as well which is another big issue (public schools are pretty much left wing indoctrination centers). I do remember one of the nuns sending a kid out in the hall for saying he was a Democrat though.
instead you was brain washed to believe in a man on the clouds
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You would think, but most kids ive known who have gone through that school, turned out to be atheists later on in life. My older brother in fact flunked a test, because he didn’t say the bible was a book of myths, they spent half your education there telling you to believe in God and the Catholic faith, then when you got to a certain age you were told the bible is a political book written by the jews.
Very surprised the church didn’t shut them down.
Sure is quiet in here.
I know right.
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@TheDivineInfidel I completely agree with this article, you guys should definitely stay. You rely so heavily on the EU, and leaving would severely hurt your economy. You guys are Europeans, and Europeans should be united under one banner.
Time to remove Kebab.
The interesting thing is that the main topic of Brexit is immigration. Yet, there are only 2,2 million EU born immigrants to UK (i.e. those whom UK can’t deny access under EU law), but there are 4,8 million non-EU foreign born immigrants to UK, i.e. those whom UK decides on its own whether to accept or not.
It kind of seems like barking on the wrong tree.
Also, keeping all those shouting “Sharia for Britain” and “Allah Akbar” while kicking out devout Catholics from Poland (and other European Christians) seems like a weird policy to me. But what do I know, I come from 90% atheist country.
You miss the point .
We have control over who comes in from outside . We choose , I can hold my government accountable to that figure .
I cannot do that in the case of the EU because my government has no control over it .
The issue is not the immigrants , I couldn’t care less where they come from . If they come here embrace our culture and contribute to our nation they are welcome anytime .
But on our terms not on the terms of a foreign parliament who hold power above our own parliament . This is about democracy not immigrant bashing .
We do need to control the numbers better so that our infrastructure is able to keep up with the load placed upon it at current we can’t do that as we have no idea how many people will come next year or the year after that .
But for me the main issue is democracy . Your used to living in a communist state under that system I’m not and I don’t want it .
Somehow it doesn’t seem that EU immigrants would be blowing themselves on British buses or chopping natives’ heads off on the streets.
EU Parliament has nothing to do with this. Your own parliament agreed to these rules when ratifying EU primary law - the founding treaties. http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=URISERV%3Al14534
Of course, as UK democratically decided to accede to the treaties, it may also elect to leave them. No argument there.[quote=“TheDivineInfidel, post:10535, topic:21032”]
We do need to control the numbers better so that our infrastructure is able to keep up with the load placed upon it at current we can’t do that as we have no idea how many people will come next year or the year after that
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Although by far not marginal, the number of EU arrivals is still less than half of non-EU arrivals. If I had 400K Ukrainians (non-EU) and 150K Poles (EU) in Czech Republic and a politician was trying to sell me that EU is the problem as regards immigration, I’d tell him to fuck off.
Queen’s subject.
Part of parliament is non-elected.
Main issue is democracy.
Yeah, sure.