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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door patrickve
Ja, maar die die dat overleven, dat zijn dan straffe gasten die tegen heel wat kunnen, he. Dus op lange termijn zal dat van de (overblijvende) Britten straffe gasten maken.
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Alleen maar in een post-apocalypisch jungle scenario, niet in een 21ste performante economie die in grote mate afhangt van wel doorvoede ,gezonde, goed betaalde professionals, handelsakkoorden en in de eerste plaats : vertrouwen en stabiliteit
Gokken op dat post-apocalyptisch jungle scenario (op korte termijn, dus binnen de honderd jaar) is vrij triestig.
Hoewel er zijn blijkbaar ook Britten die jou gelijk geven Patrick, hoewel je kan twijfelen hoever die nog gezond zijn in hun bovenkamer en hoe die ooit zo masochistisch geworden zijn. :
https://www.joe.co.uk/news/brexit-su...bc-food-217675
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Brexit supporter tells BBC it 'will do the country good to go without food'
On Monday, the bosses of British food retailers Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium signed an open letter to MPs, warning them of the dangers that a no-deal Brexit could cause in the supply of food into Britain.
The United Kingdom is, as it stands, set to leave the European Union without a deal on March 29, after Theresa May's Brexit deal was voted down by the Commons.
The threat of food shortages, which would be exacerbated by tariffs and price hikes, has understandably led people - many of whom enjoy not experiencing hunger - to worry about about the state of the UK after March 29.
There are some people though who have reacted to these warnings with a sort of masochistic glee; those who welcome the thought of rationing and self-sacrifice like only those who feel like they lived through the war but actually didn't can.
One of very people appeared on a BBC News report on the topic this morning, and was asked what he thought about the warning from retailers.
In a succinct yet utterly bizarre reply, he uttered some interesting words. He said: "It's purely scaremongering. As far as I'm concerned it would do the country good to go without for a little while. Make them appreciate what they've had."
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