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It has been just over seven years since the UK voted to leave the European Union. Despite this, the former chief EU negotiator for Brexit, Michael Barnier, recently said that the door to the UK rejoining the EU is open and the UK will be welcomed back with open hands. But is there any chance that the UK will join anytime soon? And would the EU ever let the UK back in?
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1 - news.sky.com/story/brexit-poll-suggests-just-9-of-ā¦
2 - www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/michael-barā¦
3 - www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jul/20/macron-seeksā¦
4 - www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-summit-balkans-idUSKā¦
5 - ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/enlargementā¦
6 - eastangliabylines.co.uk/uk-cant-re-join-the-eu-we-ā¦
00:00 - Introduction
01:56 - Reasons the EU Wouldn't Let the UK Back In
03:40 - Reasons the EU Would Let the UK Back In
04:36 - What Would Rejoining Look Like?
06:52 - Bril
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The UK politicians simply do what any politician does: refusing to admit they were foolish.
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The question shoud be
Does the EU wants de UK back?
I don't think so. EU has moved on from Brexit.
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The UK leaving the EU was, effectively, a self healing wound for the EU. No one in the EU is regretting the loss of the UK. UK is on its own, for at least 2 generations.
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I think it's possible for the UK to re-join the EU, but the UK will never get the privileges back that it had before.
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There is a legal opinion that the UK could not re-join the EU because the UK doesn't have a written constitution which wasn't an issue when the UK joined the EEC
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Haven't heard a SINGLE time someone in the EU thought, man it would be great to have the UK back in the EU. NOT a single time. So matter how much the UK swirls about wether Brexit was right or wrong, they and there insistent stances are not missed, nor wanted at all.
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"WE'RE LEAVING"
"Ok can we come back??"
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The problem is, UK once again (as in the 1970ies) only wants to join for economical reasons. That doesn't fit for EU and will be rejected.
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I'm afraid your third argument for the EU to let the UK rejoin is a very weak one, and I would actually argue the opposite: having a country leave and letting it rejoin soon after would set a catastrophic precedence. Populists in several member states would have it easier than before to clamor for an exit when the electorate is allowed to change their mind a few years later if they don't like the outcome of going it alone. A no-risk exit would thus potentially destabilize the union. From that perspective, this is actually the strongest argument against letting the UK back in in the foreseeable future. Especially with the horrible British FPTP election system in place that isn't just the most unfair in all of Europe but systematically fosters division and polarization within the electorate.
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The answer is no. They got their sovereignty. But theirš victory doesn't taste as sweet.
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You don't allow to enter someone that you know is not in good faith.
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Can it be trusted to not start blaming all of its problems on the EU a millisecond after and leave again making the EU go trough the mess of Brexit a second time? I think not. Maybe after thereās a generational change so in like two decades
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You forgot to mention the brontosaurus in the room: no more š¬š§ institutionalized tax evading and money laundering.
And thatās unlikely to happenā¦
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As an American, I have a fondness of the English. That said, the Brits are a bit hard headed about their perceived stature in the world, not unlike Americans who inadvertently act in a way that irritates many across the globe. THE WORLD DOES NOT REVOLVE AROUND US. Many countries have vastly different customs beliefs, political philosophies. Yet we look at the world through the prism of our own value system and we tend to judge everyone else that does not conform to our Western standard and legacy of self governance. You gotta give a little to get a little. UK now is realizing that the long-term benefit escaped them and now they are scrambling to remain relevant. Not sure how this will play out, but Great Britain will never regain the stature it had after WW2. They need to get back to steering the world on the proper moral compass and the World will follow.
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There needs to be a referendum among citizens of current EU members wether or not to take the UK back. I doubt it would succeed, at least not until the costs of the Brexit procedure have been reimbursed. The previous exceptions to EU rule for Britain are completely out of question this time round.
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The various polls taken do indeed make it look as if there are many regretters but are they asking the right questions in these surveys, such as, 'would you be prepared to rejoin the EU if that meant joining the Euro, open borders and no opt outs ?', my feeling is that the results might be a little different.
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Yeah nah, the UK shouldn't be allowed in unless it is willing to adopt the Euro IMMEDIATELY as a sign of their commitment to the project. Also the previous privileges should not be reinstated.
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UK : I want more countries using the euro and agreeing on Shengen
Also UK : there will be no euro here and also, i don't agree with shengen policy.
Basically Uk came to europe to mess things up while keeping itself away from the mess.. and then leave
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As an EU citizen I donāt really care if Britain rejoin. However if they want rejoin there shouldnāt be any exceptions for them anymore. They had that the last time and it wasnāt enough. If they want to join a second time there should be no opt outs. I hope the EU sees it that way too.
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@tarotstudent3258
10 months ago
As a EU citizen I am wary about the UK rejoining the EU. Even though more British people than before might regret Brexit, I still doubt they want the responsibilities that come with a ārealā EU membership. I often felt that (while the UK was still a member of the EU) there was quiet a dissonance between what the UK and what continental European members thought the EU is. It always felt like the UK treated the EU as a trade union they wanted to economically benefited from rather than an ambitious political project (which I think the EU is) which they would have to fully commit to. Thatās why I personally think this polling is misleading. Instead of asking British people if they regret Brexit, British people should be asked, if they want the Euro and Schengen implemented in the UK. Then letās see the resultsā¦ I doubt most British people are up for a ārealā EU membership. As long as that is the case I donāt know why we are even discussing a possible rejoining š¤·āāļø
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