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what does Britain leaving the EU mean for the games industry?
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what does Britain leaving the EU mean for the games industry?
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British devs (not that there are any that matter) are probably going to have to do some layoffs.
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Nothing
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>>342661351
Do you even think before speaking?
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JUST
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>>342661469
But he's not speaking he's typing
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>>342661067
>the doctor and the secretary aren't the british isles
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>>342661602
Kek, you got me there
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is it true british IPs will get blocked on 4chan now?
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>all the butthurt lefties screaming doom all day because they didn't get their way

Kek what a day.
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>>342661691
Yes
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>>342661691
Whut? No.
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>>342661691
who gives a shit anyone old enough to be on the site will know how to bypass it
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>>342661778
How's the pound doing?
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>>342661778
>all the deluded righties bragging all day about how they won while the pound plummets, Scotland and Ireland plan to leave the UK, and the whole country lost enough money to pay for 15 years of EU membership in one day

Yeah, you sure showed us!
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>>342661992
freedom aint free
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>liberals once again on the wrong side of history
>they won't ever receive their comeuppance because that would be too expecting
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>>342661992
it's okay we still have wales
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>>342661912
>>342661992
The pound is already back up to almost 1.4 to the dollar, after less that 24 hours kek.

Stay mad lefties.
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>>342661992
B-BUT, BUT WE SURE SHOWED THOSE LIBERALS AND REFUGEES, DIN'T WE??
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>>342661912
Fine, has bounced back up. It is stronger right now than it was back in February.
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this isnt pol.
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>>342661912
Everyone knew the economy would take a hit.

But everyone also knew it would bounce back.
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>>342661912
>How's the pound doing?
>>342661992
>while the pound plummets
Typical liberals don't even pay attention while they tantrum.
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>>342662295
Wales sucks though.
Nothing but fields, sheepfuckers and cardiff.
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>>342661992
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Either nothing or more money for UK to make games once they begin to prosper over the next year as predicted.
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Britain will turn into a 3rd world shithole just as Mexico did after leaving the United States, mark my world
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>>342662438
Uhuh

Have you looked at the stock markets? Have you looked at what business leaders are saying? Have you looked at what economists are even saying about the pound 'bouncing back'?

No, of course not

This is a silly argument for you to even make, everyone knew that the EU was positive for the economy so at least have the balls to admit that the economy was the sacrifice you made, don't pretend it's all rosy because it objectively isn't if you even have a slight knowledge of how EU trade works
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>>342662761
Mexico is shit because it's full of mexicans. nothing else
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>>342661691
No. Yookalaylee will be GOTYAY
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>>342661992
Also London is talking about seceeding from its own country
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>>342662826
>everyone knew that the EU was positive for the economy
Except the EU is exactly the opposite for the economy, as shown by Greece.
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>>342662575
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>>342662845
This. Weird that places full of Mexicans become as shitty as Mexico. It's almost like there's a correlation between the type of people in an area and the quality of the area.

nah, it's probably racism.
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>>342661067
brits don't make games.

molyneux doesn't count.
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>>342662558
>Liberals
>Implying it was the liberals who voted for this disaster
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>>342662845
that and the drug cartels who will shoot you so much as look at you.
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>>342662761
>just as Mexico did after leaving the United States
What?
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>the EUSSR will die in your lifetime
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>>342662826
>EU was positive for the economy
yeah endless layers of regulation and bureaucracy from a foreign country always improve and make commerce more effective, it's the only thing that makes sense.
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not video games

reported

:o)-S-C
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>>342662826
>expecting nationalists to have a brain cell
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>>342662698
>as predicted
Literally no economists or people with any actual knowledge predicted anything but bad things

That is why London was opposed to the rest of England and was politically aligned with Scotland, something that never fucking happens. London is where the people who actually have high stakes in stocks and the economy are, and guess what they unanimously said would be fucking terrible. Literally no major businesses supported it either, which is why the market shat itself when Britain voted to leave. If there were predictions of prosperity, then that wouldn't have happened.
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>>342662575
America hates Shitlarry but they hate trump even more.
Its basically a "What do you want : Drink my piss or eat my shit" situation where noone wins.
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>>342661067
It means Brits will probably adopt a new rating system. Maybe get weeb games sooner.
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Nice thread OP.
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I would think my left leaning contemporaries would have wanted this, given the fact that the EU is well known for forcing austere policies on countries in Europe. I mean yeah, travel is going to be tougher, but if it means not having to deal with banking cartels and rich elites, isn't that a good thing? You don't HAVE to have Tories, right? Boris doesn't have to be the next Prime Minister, correct?
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>>342661067
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>>342662943
Rockstar? Media Molecule? Sony Liverpool (Wipeout series)?
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>>342663007
What kind of people are in the drug cartels? What's that? Mexicans? huh... An organization full of mexicans are violent criminals... Wow.
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What about localisation? Surely companies will need to put more effort in to sell games in the UK.
Atlus will hate us even more
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>>342663038
>That is why London was opposed to the rest of England and was politically aligned with Scotland
London was pro-Remain because it's 40% immigrants, nothing more.

Kill yourself libtard.
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>>342662826
>everyone knew that the EU was positive for the economy
Greece is really prospering, the Euro is great, really helps everyone
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>>342663062
oh baby
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>>342663028
>WW3 and the return of middle ages and conquest will return in your life time
>scie tific advancement will go back centuries in your life time

Feelsgoodman
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>>342663032
And free movement of goods, services and persons throughout Europe, which is a pretty big deal if you have any knowledge at all

But yeah, keep going with vague 'bureaucracy' and regulation. What regulation specifically is it that you have a problem with? I bet you don't even know a single one.
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>>342663079
>austere policies

Like reducing the pensions and increasing the number of refugees
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>>342663039
Whatever helps your sleep at night.
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>>342661691
Why would this happen?
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>>342663039
>(((America))) hates Trump
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>>342663079
Establishing a one nation socialist world is much more important to them.
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>>342663062
mem
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>>342663168
Greece fell apart due to the depression, which had nothing to do with the EU. If anything, the EU saved countries like Greece and Northern Ireland from a much worse fate.
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>>342663028
>Just for NUSSR that is russia to divide and conquer.
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>>342663050
Thank you
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>>342663334
>NOrthern Ireland
Sorry, republic of ireland
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>>342663291
4chan is an American and European site only
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>>342663334
>If anything, the EU saved countries like Greece and Northern Ireland
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>>342663147
EU was only good for internal trade

no chinese, USA, or japanese trade deals iirc

now britain can make their own
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>>342663168
Greece is shit because they can't handle money and have a horrible taxation system
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>>342663119
>rockstar

Scottish

>media molecule

who?

>sony anything

kek
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>>342663109
Both Trump and Hillary suck Israel's dick.
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>>342663334
>Northern Ireland
You mean Southern Ireland right, because the EU did literally not a single fucking thing for us. They saved the South by giving them a fuck ton of money to the point where they're hugely in debt to the EU now.
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>>342663228

Yes, reducing pensions is a form of austerity. It's a cost cutting measure.
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>>342662698
I'm an economist and only the global elite are going to take a hit. The pound will take 1-2 years to recover, but it was expected to take a hit. No business partnership has ever dissolved without taking a hit immediately after, but its not permanent. They are one of the largest economies in the world and will do very well as long as they handle their trade well on their own. The only one who will truly take a permanent hit is the rest of EU, as the UK was their second largest source of income, next to Germany. They will now have to raise taxes across the board to accommodate, This will only spark more countries seeking their independence, which we already see several countries currently pushing to do so.

Of course all countries won't leave the EU, and some will be so tied to the global elite that they will continue to make money, but I quickly see EU downsizing over the next 10 years.
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>tfw Brits uncucked themselves

do I just continue laughing at Sweden and Canada?
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>>342663218
>And free movement of goods, services and persons throughout Europe
Yeah, bureaucracy is necessary to move an item from location x to location y. It's physically impossible to conduct trade without a government institution there at every step. I don't know how trade ever happened anywhere in the world before the formation of the EU. Thank god for government bureaucracies. Why, without them, it'd be impossible for me to even climb out of bed.
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>>342663430
We're still in Europe. The EU is essentially a huge trade agreement, we didn't just leave the continent. Jesus christ.
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>>342663334

What did it do for Greece? They still faced 25%+ unemployment. Financial collapse happened anyway.
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I am just amazed how many people voted on this without even knowing how the EU works

The EU is literally only permitted to legislate on free movement of goods, persons and services. That is literally it, it's an economic union. Most of the shit you retards complain about are things that the UK government already has exclusive power over. The EU literally has nothing to do with muslim immigration at all, for one. Polish people are about as far as you're getting.

I can't exactly blame you because tabloids were basically peddling lies this time around, and suggesting ridiculous regulations existed that simply didn't, so you may have believed that and I guess I can understand if you didn't know any better, but you really should know better now.
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>>342663239
>>342663294
Well I dont hate Trump, dude is right about shitskins but Merkel 2.0 WILL happen.
Enjoy your awfull future with Shitskins AND niggers
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It's hilarious to watching butthurt Marxist faggots whine about markets after Brexit. Yeah, you cunts are really concerned about preserving the global capitalist elite aren't you?
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>>342661691
Hopefully
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>>342663679
Gave them absolute shitloads of money to avoid bankruptcy and delayed the crash for years?

It is obviously not a success story but without the EU help Greece would have bankrupted during the recession and that would have had massive knockon effects for the rest of Europe as well. Same with Ireland who actually is doing okay now.
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>>342663723
They shouldn't be permitted to legislate anything. Cameron, Merkel, people like them should be thrown, hand-cuffed, out of helicopters into the ocean. There is literally no reason for the EU to exist. How are people so stupid that they think a government can make trade more effective?

But this is about sovereignty, not muh markets
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>>342663521
>media molecule
Littlebigplanet

How about Rare? Creative Assembly (Total War)? Rocksteady? Firefly? Ninja Theory? Guerilla Cambridge? I could keep going, cuck
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>>342663679
>Greece has this godawfull system where you can inherrit your fucking job to your son
>Greece fucked up big time with taxes and shit
>Mostly money from Germany to help them out pay off their shit
>they fucked up again
>behave like refugees, calling us Nazis for not giving them all of our money
I wish EU never happend, we germans would be so much better off without it.
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>>342663723

Maybe I'm mistaken here, but doesn't Troika have something to do with the EU? Do they not have influence over it?
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>>342663741
People are more concerned about having jobs and a decent economy

Do you even know what a marxist is? There's literally no discussion of those sorts of topics at all. Are you the kind of person who just pushes everyone into an extreme camp if they disagree with you no matter what they actually said? Because it's looking that way to me.
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>>342663723
Under the EU, any European can freely immigrant to any other EU country they like. Turkey has been pushing hard to join the EU, and this could be devastating to the West, as that could mean as many as 75 million mudslimes free to rape and pillage across the continent.
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>>342663038
Maybe the half of England that sees no future for themselves or their kin want to see the elites in London lose it all, just like them. Maybe they really hate them for years of insults, browbeating and marginalization.

This is what happens when we lose the middle class. We have been seeing the beginning of global push back.
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video games
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>>342664062
>the elites in London
K
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K
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>>342663062
10 get
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>>342663981
>People are more concerned about having jobs and a decent economy
Yeah, and everyone knows it's literally impossible to conduct commerce without a foreign government having greater sovereignty over your economy than the actual country. Without the EU, money wouldn't exist and trade would never happen. Everyone who voted to leave is probably a racist too, right?
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>>342663871
>There is literally no reason for the EU to exist.
It exists to facilitate free trade throughout Europe. That's the point. It creates a universal standard and simplifies trade through what would otherwise be a clusterfuck of different regulations and rules for every country. There's a lot of countries in Europe as I'm sure you know.

That's why it exists. So no, there is not ''literally no reason'. You might not think it is a good reason, but there is a reason and it had a tangible benefit. You also vastly exaggerate the legislative power it actually had, as has the tabloid media in general.
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>>342664202
well shit, that's boring
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>>342664062
you realise people living in london have a worse life than those outside it due to how ridiculously high living costs are now right you fucking idiot?
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>>342663062
gimme that 10
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>>342663062
bass wizard get
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>>342663062
I hope its something cool!
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>>342664223
We're strawmanning now?

Nice, I'll be waiting when you have a real reply that actually engages with a view anyone on the planet actually holds.
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>>342664232
There's a lot of countries outside Europe, and they all trade perfectly fine.
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>>342663062
Rull
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>>342664232
So you're telling me that excessive regulation is harmful to commerce? And that the solution is more regulation. Truly amazing.
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>>342663968
Germany is actually making more money through EU trading than she is putting into the union meaning Germany is profiting a lot from the EU
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>>342664446
Oh? Have you looked at customs/tax charges etc when you import from those countries? Are you aware of how much easier it makes cross border trade for businesses within Europe?

Of course, trade does still exist, it's pretty ridiculous to claim it doesn't, and frankly if this is the angle you're taking it's not going to convince anyone. However, trade was substantially better due to the uniform regulation. I saw a post earlier that claimed it created 'bureaucracy', it actually exists to streamline trade, which had huge benefits for businesses large and small, as well as individuals.

That's why it exists. I don't even really understand why you're arguing. This isn't an opinion, it existed for this reason, and common sense should make clear that the easier it is to trade the easier it is to trade. That's it. There's not much to argue about here.
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>>342663062
Gimme dem magic powers
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>>342663835

Well it clearly did still have an effect on everyone else in the Eurozone, maybe not a financial collapse but people are still hurting. Plenty of countries still face around 8 to 10 percent unemployment, with Spain at 20% and Croatia sitting at 15. Not to mention the austerity measures that they had to take in order to prop up Greece.

Maybe having so many countries sharing an economy isn't such a good idea. At least with sovereignty you don't have to worry about subsidizing failed states with corrupt leaders, dragging everyone down in the process. It sounds like a very fragile system.
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>>342664736
sure does explain the raised taxes
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>>342664818
Is bass magic?
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>>342664819
I'm not an economist and neither are you so I'm not going to go into the specifics on whether a country in Europe genuinely bankrupting would be preferable to what actually happened, but the shared economy has done fairly well considering the recession and the austerity many countries have been forced into as a result. You probably disagree though.
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>>342663294
It's true though.

Only alt-rightists like Trump and only "party first" democrats like Hillary.

The two-party system is cancer.
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>>342665056

Truth, but until it becomes profitable for corporations to prop up more 3rd parties we're going to be stuck with 2 parties like we have since the old Torries and Whigs.
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>>342664863
Just because states trade doesn't mean they'll stop taxing
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>>342665056
>Trump
>alt-right
Stop drinking the Kool-Aid
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>>342664938
you tell me

https://youtu.be/vFcCOaJeGwA?t=2m50s
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>>342662901
no it fucking isn't
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