Come on do something
Come on do something
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Why is the forsaken UK still on the map ?
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'cause we know this relationship has its ups and downs but isn't over yet
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Right, like the UK is a sibling that you hated growing up, but as adults it's not so bad and you know you're going to be friends again once they go through their binge drinking phase.
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Data from the general population https://github.com/twosheds2/wiki-eugraph
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Still too close. The mistake of Brexit was taking such an important decision based on a slim majority, you need at least an absolute majority, 66%.
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I would put it more that there should have been an agreement on what Brexit would be pursued. The pro-Brexit camp promoted all forms of Brexit while there wasn't a good idea on how Brexit would be implemented.
The UK still hasn't solved the trilemma.
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Interesting. Are those poll results sampled amongst the general population, or something more specific like from the parliament ?
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Not only EU beurocrats are slow to process informations 😖
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Our island is full of idiots but I swear we can make this up to you
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The continent is full of idiots too. Their are no reasons for us to feel superior about this on this side of the pond.
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France, Germany and Italy are giving it a good go too. I think our position on Ukraine has made the UK a lot of friends in Europe. That and voting out the Tories.
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Switzerland and Liechtenstein are also not member states, and Estonia's islands are not shown.
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Scotland has islands on this map, but in a really weird way: all of the five biggest ones are missing, and I'm 95% sure that one of the two depicted is actually a peninsula that the map has chopped off from the mainland
Alternatively we can just assume Norway took the islands back
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They bothered to remove the non-EU Balkan states and Norway, but filled up Switzerland. This map is just terrible.
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Waiting for the George Costanza move
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