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You simply make no sense on many levels, You're inconsistent, incoherent and love your double standards. They invented that term a patchwork family but I came with better use for it - a patchwork brain to describe your condition Dougie.
Read your own post again and tell me what you wrote is wrong from the perspective of the ideological platform you claim to endorse. What more you call people names for diverting even an inch from its standard.
@Miloslaw
By the way. You view of the Brexit and NI border is simplified. That simple dichotomy of good and bad doesn't really help to find a viable solution for any problem.
there are complex issues involved.
I for one find is amusing that no one feel a need to address an 'immigration system'. Are people even aware that something like that exist.After all the main reason for Brexit was a freedom of movement i.e. immigration. Fine, Brexit will solve immigration from the EU countries but what about that areas that are outside the EU like 80% of the world?
Doing what it had been done for decades by the consecutive governments? Handling the issues from a one election to other? How has it worked for you so far, eh>?
I man loosing all that custom in the financial sector and some investments that choose Britain due to its participation in the EU project just to keep out a few EU migrants (that could have been achieved by other means) just to open the gates for more Nigerian, Bangladeshi and Indian immigrants seems like a lousy trade. Well, maybe it is not.
After all the EU without the Brits will move towards federalization with a further marginalization of the Easter Europe and Mediterranean countries.
Hell, all this could be academic as it seems that the era of globalization will come to an end with China's rise to prominence in the world in a decade or two.
Times when globalisation and American protection allowed some countries to thrive and build their own Ponzi schemas (like the NHS) supplemented by immigration system comes to an and.
Unfortunately Poland is embrancining that passing system as we speak.
NI is a burden on the uk economy. realistically it should be merged with Dublin. There is a problem of a large group of residents who find it impossible to accept that reality. Maybe semi-independence.
Anyhow, there are great changes ahead. Poland should be on its toes to be able to make the right decision on a go.