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Brexit - The Disaster That Keeps On Disastering
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<blockquote data-quote="9unfold" data-source="post: 319166" data-attributes="member: 23658"><p>From my first hand experiences I've noticed that many pro-Brexit people never really comprehended how the EU worked and how membership worked.</p><p></p><p>I can't claim to be an authority, but I tried to remain informed. That said, the Bureaucracy of the EU could Be daunting and appear nonsensical and difficult to follow. The naysayers exploited this by misrepresenting the facts in easy to digest sound bites.</p><p></p><p>The work of government is long winded, slow paced, and often complex. The work of government is, including the EU is open to public scrutiny if one wishes to read the weighty proposed legislation bill written in unambiguous legalistic jargon. Some people do but most don't. They just recoil at the apocryphal headlines.</p><p></p><p>I've noticed that many people believe that they know how government, the judicial system, the EU, medical services, taxation, business and everything else works because of the snippets and zhuzhed up headlines. My experiences.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="9unfold, post: 319166, member: 23658"] From my first hand experiences I've noticed that many pro-Brexit people never really comprehended how the EU worked and how membership worked. I can't claim to be an authority, but I tried to remain informed. That said, the Bureaucracy of the EU could Be daunting and appear nonsensical and difficult to follow. The naysayers exploited this by misrepresenting the facts in easy to digest sound bites. The work of government is long winded, slow paced, and often complex. The work of government is, including the EU is open to public scrutiny if one wishes to read the weighty proposed legislation bill written in unambiguous legalistic jargon. Some people do but most don't. They just recoil at the apocryphal headlines. I've noticed that many people believe that they know how government, the judicial system, the EU, medical services, taxation, business and everything else works because of the snippets and zhuzhed up headlines. My experiences. [/QUOTE]
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