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2021-01-03 07:35 137014602 Anonymous (8KmTZiD.png 1200x720 507kB)
Why do Nordic countries resist having common debt policy in the EU? The bloc will never reach its full potential unless you're willing to rescue other nations from their debts.

3 min later 137014818 Anonymous
>>137014602 You fucking country will pay for what you have done to Latin America

4 min later 137014867 Anonymous
>Why do Nordic countries resist having common debt policy in the EU? >rescue other nations from their debts. You answered your own question.

4 min later 137014883 Anonymous
>>137014818 came here to post this

5 min later 137014947 Anonymous
>>137014602 Don't think Norwegian would give their oil to the 4th Reich.

5 min later 137014951 Anonymous
>>137014602 northern ireland is more in the EU than before

6 min later 137014980 Anonymous
>>137014818 They are mad at us for trying to save you from communism? >>137014867 How can the EU hope to continue if certain countries are constantly imploding due to debts? It really drags down the entire bloc.

6 min later 137015003 Anonymous
SHUT THE FUCK UP, Hamilton

7 min later 137015039 Anonymous
>>137014951 How is this? Did an artificial border get put up in the sea? The bulk of brexit negotiations over the last 2 months have been mostly fishing concerns. What changed for Northern Ireland?

8 min later 137015090 Anonymous
>>137014980 should a countries elected government put the bloc first or its own country first? that’s what it all comes down to

8 min later 137015095 Anonymous (t4nc704l4eoy.jpg 1152x900 210kB)
>>137015003 How does it feel to know your project for world domination is crumbling before your eyes?

8 min later 137015114 Anonymous
Banks tremble at the Mediterranean x Nordic symbiosis. Nords are good bois, and never fall for the bank schemes. Southerners are bad bois, and know debt is a spook.

9 min later 137015145 Anonymous
>>137015039 >How is this? Did an artificial border get put up in the sea? Yes. Also: Gibraltar has joined the Schengen zone, becomes and external EU border and EU border guards directed by the Spanish government will take over immigration there.

9 min later 137015147 Anonymous
>>137015039 yes there is more of a border in the irish sea

9 min later 137015153 Anonymous
>>137015090 Said country cant be part of bloc if it doesnt do that tho, right?

10 min later 137015207 Anonymous
>>137015153 so you would think

11 min later 137015270 Anonymous
>>137015145 >YEESSSS WE WON WE GOT GIBRALTAR YESSSS THIS IS WHAT WE’RE FIGHTING FOR ANGLOS LOOOOSE

11 min later 137015286 Anonymous
>>137015145 >>137015147 What does that mean for physically goods entering Northern Ireland? Just more taxes and que times? Is the Northern Ireland problem solved by the UK just simply giving it up for independence?

12 min later 137015338 Anonymous
>>137015114 Together we leave the b*Nkers in the dark, ensuring they never know what to do

13 min later 137015388 Anonymous
>>137015114 >>137015338 Doesnt this effectively make Nordic countries the bank that gets screwed over then?

14 min later 137015408 Anonymous
>>137014602 Get fucked.

15 min later 137015519 Anonymous
>>137015286 I said immigration, not customs. Gibraltar stays within a separate customs zone while becoming part of the Schengen visa regime while the reverse happens for N. Ireland which becomes part of the EU customs union but stays part of the Common Travel Area between the UK and Ireland (which was never part of Schengen in the first place). Though it comes down to the fact that EU customs and immigration officials will enforce their respective arrabgement between separate parts of the United Kingdom and its overseas territory Gibraltar.

16 min later 137015552 Anonymous
>>137015286 i don’t think much trade happens in northern ireland tbqh and it’s not up to us to “give up” like LARPists on /int/ like to think it is, they voted to be in the UK and they’d need to vote to leave it. nobody here cares about it anyways since it’s actually a catholics vs protestants issue and not about us at all when it comes down to their internal affairs

17 min later 137015573 Anonymous
>>137015270 >YESSSS WE GONNA BREAK FREE FROM THE EU AND RE-ESTABLISH OUR EMPIRE >WHAT THE FUCK OUR SOVEREINTY REEEEEEEEE GIBRALTAR AND N. IRELAND ARE NOW EFFECTIVELY EU TERRITORIES

18 min later 137015686 Anonymous
>>137015552 >and it’s not up to us to “give up” like LARPists on /int/ like to think it is, they voted to be in the UK and they’d need to vote to leave it. nobody here cares about it anyways since it’s actually a catholics vs protestants issue and not about us at all when it comes down to their internal affairs Maximum cope. The absolute state of the Conservative and ''''''Unionist''''''. EngNats are literally sacrificing the union for their dumb pet project.

18 min later 137015699 Anonymous
>>137015552 >it’s actually a catholics vs protestants issue I thought Europeans were better than this.

19 min later 137015712 Anonymous
>>137014602 I know it's a bait pic/thread, but Switzerland and Norway are still in Schengen, they are still in the Single Market, they still contribute to our gibs, and the only difference is that they have no say in how the EU works

19 min later 137015713 Anonymous
>>137014980 >How can the EU hope to continue if certain countries are constantly imploding due to debts? It really drags down the entire bloc. This is quite a loaded statement. >certain countries are constantly imploding due to debts Only Greece has ever had a true debt crisis in the EU. Hardly constant. >How can the EU hope to continue In order for nordic countries to adopt a common debt they would have to agree with it. People are very reluctant to do so as why would you pay for somone elses debt? If nordic countries were forced to be in common debt policy they would leave and that would do more to hinder the EU than help it.

19 min later 137015736 Anonymous
>>137015573 ah yes because evidently the electorate clearly cares about northern direland and gibraltar

19 min later 137015757 Anonymous
>>137015573 >>137015686 Why are Germans so obsessed with 'punishing' UK? If its really a bad idea to leave EU- shouldnt that be punishment enough?

21 min later 137015823 Anonymous
>>137015713 >If nordic countries were forced to be in common debt policy they would leave So how long do we have to wait?

23 min later 137015934 Anonymous (external-content.duckduckgo.com.png 860x645 102kB)
>>137015757 how is it the brits being punished? it's the future they chose.

23 min later 137015965 Anonymous
>>137015686 why do you germans always pretend to know so much about my country when nobody here even thinks about germany enough to return the favour?

24 min later 137016004 Anonymous
>>137015095 What are you talking about? The EU basically won what amounts to this decade's Falkland's war in humiliating the UK on the world state without firing a single shot, merely by using its economical leverage. If you unironically believe that the truce inside the Conservative party is going to last, then boy I've got news for you: the UK is like Ireland before the civil war right now and soon the Conservative party is going to be at each other's throats splitting into a pro-treaty and anti-treaty faction, one that wants to keep the agreement and one that wants to (quote)'jettison' the deal.

26 min later 137016148 Anonymous
The UK is currently at its weakest moment it has ever been in the last 150 years. I doubt that if Argentina dared to attack BOTs right now Boris would try to defend the territory. I mean just listen to all the Brits ITT and don't give a shit when it comes to sacrificing Gibraltar and N. Ireland. The Union is a zombie and English nationalists have killed it.

28 min later 137016238 Anonymous
>>137015934 >how is it the brits being punished? Well to start it took 4 years to achieve a deal and even then went to the last minute. >>137016004 >What are you talking about? >The EU basically won what amounts to this decade's Falkland's war in humiliating the UK on the world state without firing a single shot, merely by using its economical leverage. Thats kinda what im talking about... Its the EU who looks butthurt as fuck and trying to overturn the table at the end of a monopoly game or chess or whatever.

29 min later 137016307 Anonymous
>>137016148 >I mean just listen to all the Brits ITT and don't give a shit when it comes to sacrificing Gibraltar and N. Ireland. The Union is a zombie and English nationalists have killed it. Its almost as if they never cared about those locations and havent lost much compared to the freedoms they will gain.

30 min later 137016319 Anonymous
>UK flag posts >thread gets flooded by g*rmans I’d post a smug pepe if I wasn’t on my phone and having sex

31 min later 137016369 Anonymous
>>137015823 >So how long do we have to wait? Honest educated guess? Every EU states bar Denmark supposedly has to adopt the Euro once they reach the economic standards. Issue is Sweden rejected adopting the ERM II (one of the Europrerequists) in a referrendum. My guess will be over the years all EU cunts will use the Euro. This will be followed by an economic crisis which all the EU memebers will be forced to bail out because of their shared currency. In the process a common debt policy will be established. That being said I would imagine a common debt policy would be a prerequist of joining the Euro?

31 min later 137016396 Anonymous
>>137016238 >Thats kinda what im talking about... Its the EU who looks butthurt Lmao, there is no 'butthurt' in international relations. There is only power and those that exercise it and what the EU did in the last month can be considered as its first assertive foreign policy action, similar to West Germany's intervention in the Serbo-Croatian war. Future historians might pinpoint this exact moment as the EU's coming-out as a world power.

32 min later 137016492 Anonymous
>>137016319 lol based

33 min later 137016498 Anonymous
>>137016148 >The UK is currently at its weakest moment it has ever been in the last 150 years. I doubt that if Argentina dared to attack BOTs right now Boris would try to defend the territory You fundamentally misunderstand the situation. Falklands has 1,200 troops stationed and UK currently has two actual airicraft carriers (as opposed to the one and a bit during the last war). Argentina couldn't take the Falklands any time soon.

33 min later 137016501 Anonymous
>>137016148 Seething

34 min later 137016594 Anonymous
>>137016396 >Future historians might pinpoint this exact moment as the EU's coming-out as a world power. How? EU lost one of its most important members and actually has to be administration to the exiting members scraps now.

36 min later 137016762 Anonymous
>>137016594 >How? EU lost one of its most important members The EU just got rid off the most obstructionist and self-sabotaging member state by reducing it to an economical dependency with zero sway or influence within its institutions.

38 min later 137016835 Anonymous
>>137016238 Yes, it took 4 years to reach a deal because brits wanted to be treated better than Norway while contributing less than Norway. And so on... Why should the E.U. disrespect their partners like Norway? Bcause Britain wants?

41 min later 137017059 Anonymous
>>137014602 what nordic countries? iceland and norway?

42 min later 137017110 Anonymous
>>137016762 >The EU just got rid off the most obstructionist and self-sabotaging member state by reducing it to an economical dependency So the UK has gone free at the expense of EU, is that what you're saying? Since the UK is dependent upon EU now, but wont be obligated to institutions? >>137016835 >Why should the E.U. disrespect their partners like Norway? Bcause Britain wants? Brits have probably contributed more to EU over the years then Norway has over the years.

45 min later 137017283 Anonymous
>>137017110 >Since the UK is dependent upon EU now, but wont be obligated to institutions? What makes you think that? They will have to adopt standard and regulations adopted by the European Commission and parliament with the only difference having no representation in those institutions anymore or they will trigger the guillotine clauses.

45 min later 137017284 Anonymous
>>137017059 Whichever ones dont like debt sharing.

46 min later 137017341 Anonymous
>>137016238 >Well to start it took 4 years to achieve a deal and even then went to the last minute. the bill was passed less than a month after the last election, the 3 years prior to that were wasted because nobody on the leave camp could decide what they wanted and the government was too weak under may to force a consensus

46 min later 137017352 Anonymous
>>137017110 And now that it stops contributing, it stops benefiting from the E.U. Simple as.

47 min later 137017392 Anonymous
>>137017283 >or they will trigger the guillotine clauses. Meaning what? How can a high court outside of UK dictate the legal meanings and regulations in UK?

49 min later 137017487 Anonymous
>>137017392 >Meaning what? The moment the UK diverges from EU standards and regulations the EU can unilaterally put 300% tariffs on UK goods.

52 min later 137017659 Anonymous
>>137017352 So then why are countries who havent joined officially given preferential status over a country that has been in EU and duly contributed. Seems like 1 'partner' got the better deal. >>137017487 >The moment the UK diverges from EU standards and regulations the EU can unilaterally put 300% tariffs on UK goods. Thats a tax on EU buyers, not UK sellers though.

55 min later 137017831 Anonymous
>>137017659 Because they are contributing, or accepted E.U. legislation. Neither of these two things did Brits wanted to do.

57 min later 137017993 Anonymous
>>137017831 >Because they are contributing, or accepted E.U. legislation. Isnt that contradictory to the idea that UK has to maintain regulatory alignment?

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