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    1. George Eaton‏Verified account @georgeeaton 13 Nov 2018
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      Brexit has never been deliverable in the terms that were promised by the Leave campaign - and this has been true since 2016.

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 13 Nov 2018
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      Nonsense

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        2. Paddy‏ @PaddyEmond 13 Nov 2018
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          Very insightful argument Julia, that's my mind changed.

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        2. hear for you‏ @Alex45832897 13 Nov 2018
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          I voted leave ...............🇬🇧

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        3. hear for you‏ @Alex45832897 13 Nov 2018
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          Take the handcuffs off, and trade with the whole world, 🇬🇧

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        4. Graham V‏ @GrahamVingoe 13 Nov 2018
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          Interesting argument ..... Can I ask what's wrong with the current set of trade deals that we already have with nearly 200 countries ?pic.twitter.com/NBCCC3SCpK

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        5. hear for you‏ @Alex45832897 13 Nov 2018
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          Tariff

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        6. Graham V‏ @GrahamVingoe 13 Nov 2018
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          Give me an example.... All the tariffs I've looked at make sense. There are improvements we could make ... But what we have is probably better than May's deal

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        7. hear for you‏ @Alex45832897 13 Nov 2018
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          The deal I voted for is a full exit, Small business carnt trade easily with the world because of EU red tape, Big business can absorb the cost .🇬🇧

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        8. Graham V‏ @GrahamVingoe 13 Nov 2018
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          Can you give me an example of EU red tape? One of these perhaps? https://infacts.org/these-5-eu-trade-myths-are-brexiter-nonsense/ …pic.twitter.com/zvNWe89EcF

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        9. Graham V‏ @GrahamVingoe 13 Nov 2018
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          Or perhaps one of these 658 EU myths listed in alphabetical order ... https://blogs.ec.europa.eu/ECintheUK/euromyths-a-z-index/ …pic.twitter.com/hYDcSz9Xqw

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        2. Chop Shop‏ @Chopshop2011 13 Nov 2018
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          Why can’t the UK just be a normal independent country like Japan, Australia, America, Canada etc? It’s really not an outrageous demand.

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        3. Matt Roberts‏ @j_razor101 13 Nov 2018
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          We could. But it would come at a huge economic, political & diplomatic cost. Also important to understand none of those countries are truly "independent". All have to adhere to the rules, regulations & standards of others via trade & political deals.

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        4. Chop Shop‏ @Chopshop2011 13 Nov 2018
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          Surely they’re technically independent though and are voluntarily signing up to treaties etc. I’ve no problem with that - Brexit isn’t isolationist - it’s expansionist. Or at least it could be. No they countries are bound in the way EU members are.

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        5. Matt Roberts‏ @j_razor101 13 Nov 2018
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          No more than we voluntarily signed up to the single market, CU etc. Sure, those countries could withdraw from their core agreements, just as we could/can. But most don't/wouldn't because of the huge costs involved of doing so.

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        6. Chop Shop‏ @Chopshop2011 13 Nov 2018
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          The difficulty for me is the difference between the original conception of the EU which made a lot of sense to what it drifted to without consent or adequate checks and balances. It’s a shame we were only country to not get refendum in Lisbon treaty for example.

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        7. Matt Roberts‏ @j_razor101 13 Nov 2018
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          I share that. But we are where we are & the idea of pulling out unilaterally i.e. no deal, remains madness.

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        8. Chop Shop‏ @Chopshop2011 13 Nov 2018
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          The tragedy for me is that Brexit meant “third party country” but there’s been no meaningful prep, so a sudden no deal would not be “smooth”. This current situation is a very peculiar Theresa interpretation of what should be the way forward & I can’t see any advantage in it.

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        9. Matt Roberts‏ @j_razor101 13 Nov 2018
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          Certainly agree that A50 should bot have been triggered when it was. We needed years of prep, not months, But delaying it was never really politically viable. As for May, I struggle to see how we weren't always going to end up here no matter who was in charge.

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        1. barba tenus sapientes Esq.‏ @rwb69 13 Nov 2018
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          it appears the facts are on George's side

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