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Taxi home from a Eurovision party last night, conversation with driver turned to Brexit. He asked if I voted to remain or leave adding that he voted to leave.
I explained that I voted to remain simply because I liked that I could travel to 27 other counties hassle-free
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I explained that I voted to remain simply because I liked that I could travel to 27 other counties hassle-free
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...and I could use my mobile phone as if I was at home.
He said “I didn’t really think about it, I just voted leave”
I explained that since the referendum I discovered that my contribution to the EU fee was 19p per day and that for that we get so many things
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He said “I didn’t really think about it, I just voted leave”
I explained that since the referendum I discovered that my contribution to the EU fee was 19p per day and that for that we get so many things
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...just in time supply chain that supports the 90k jobs directly and indirectly associated with Nissan; access to agencies that share expertise innovating medicine, technology and research; grants supporting regeneration, infrastructure, environmental and culture projects;
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A few words from your non-resident cheerleader on the political infighting among the remain parties in the UK. They look a bit different from Denmark, and though I can't resolve the conflicts, I may add a bit of perspective. #FBPE #FPHD #StopBrexit
A few words from your non-resident cheerleader on the political infighting among the remain parties in the UK. They look a bit different from Denmark, and though I can't resolve the conflicts, I may add a bit of perspective. #FBPE #FPHD #StopBrexit
The Danish electoral system is very heavily based on proportional representation. A party has to pas a 2% minimum vote share to be represented, but that's it.
Thus, from a Dane's point of view the UK-system looks designed to waste as many votes as at all possible.
That's, of course, not random as it keeps the parties in power in power.
That's, of course, not random as it keeps the parties in power in power.
