Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 19-09-2021, 00:10   #2490
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
"Our interests" are to be seen as a trustworthy partner in any future treaties we sign, not as a country who sign up to something for brief internal political gains, then almost immediately reneg on it.

A "reasonable person" tries to understand both sides of an argument, and then tries to propose a way forward, rather than constantly bleating about unfair it is that people expect you to live up to the agreements you signed…
We reneged because the EU has made an absurd interpretation on a signed document.

The EU interpreted it in a way that no reasonable party to an agreement would.

Once again, batting for the other side.

Incidentally, when has the EU ever fitted your ‘reasonable person’ definition?
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