They should rejoin the EU as the alternatives will reduce Britain to a third world country within 20 years
@9D3CDT99mos9MO
Yes, but not unrestricted access
Only if there is an agreement in place.
@9CDVZVQ11mos11MO
The UK should rejoin the EU
@9C7X66X11mos11MO
Not unfettered access but some access to facilitate Anglo Irish trade less
@9BNVR7Z12mos12MO
This is dependent on EU and UK negotiating a trade deal, in which case UK can access EU markets under the terms of the agreement
@9BMNDXB12mos12MO
Yes but with protectionist measures in place
@9BGPRPL1yr1Y
They should be less welcome
The devolved legislatures of Scotland, Wales along with the Manx Tynwald and Cornwall Council should.
@97Y4FNT1yr1Y
Yes, but with less ease than an EU country
@97Y26MB1yr1Y
Yes but only because of the impact it would have on Ireland and the movement of goods into our country
@97VNX5X1yr1Y
Depends on how many of the EU guidelines they follow
@96Z6WV71yr1Y
Yes, but only if they accept every EU regulation on most matters (including the euro, perhaps not including Schengen)
@96V8HWW2yrs2Y
Only on the EU terms and agreeing to align themselves with EU rules
@96PF9T92yrs2Y
Only the Irish Market, as they were Ireland's biggest trade partner before Brexit.
@96JMB4T2yrs2Y
Yes, so long as they comply with EU regulations, and potentially pay tariffs etc... Where appropriate.
@96DLPLX2yrs2Y
Yes, but they should be penalised for doing so.
@95FVQ9T2yrs2Y
Some but they should have higher tarrifs
@927X8Z92yrs2Y
@8J7R76S4yrs4Y
Yes has long as there is freedom of movement, capital and the good friday agreement is upheld.
@8J2LNT24yrs4Y
There should be a European wide Agreement which would provide a special status for Northern Ireland within Britton & a special status for Britton which will allow Britton to leave yhe European Union
@8DQ9ZDZ4yrs4Y
Yes under similar terms to Norway
@9J9GDGS3mos3MO
They should have a limited amount of access as a result of the unique situation with Northern Ireland
Yes, But they should be taxed higher for the access to it
@9FDVYM97mos7MO
They should pay a higher price
@9F5PVNDPBB Solidarity8mos8MO
Yes, but only if they adopt EU regulatory standards once again.
@9DYLQGN8mos8MO
In some circumstances but rarely.
No, It was the UK's choice to leave so they will have to suffer the consequences of their own actions
@9BDZQ2M1yr1Y
only Northern Ireland as they voted to stay
@9BBWHKXIndependent1yr1Y
If they negotiate a trade deal that is mutually beneficial then I am not opposed to it.
@9B4XQZJ1yr1Y
Only if they agree to freedom of movement
@99ZDMPG1yr1Y
On less favourable terms
@99ZBSPS1yr1Y
Yes, but they must negotiate this separately.
@99TGRF31yr1Y
If they sign a trade agreement with the EU
@99T96L41yr1Y
Lower taxes should be charged to buyers
@99PTJ681yr1Y
Only Northern Ireland should be allowed.
@99JYGB51yr1Y
@99DQCDJ1yr1Y
Yes but they should slowly be removed
@99DQBS71yr1Y
In the beginning yes but they should gradually be removed
@99CLNDF1yr1Y
No, they should negotiate individual deals (except for the Ireland situation)
@999QLY31yr1Y
if they have regulatory allignment
@996S9CP1yr1Y
Yes, but on the protocol terms
@98XQQLS1yr1Y
Yes the EU should be abolished
@98R7BS41yr1Y
In-line with either a trade treaty or WTO rules.
@98PHH3S1yr1Y
Yes but with less benefits as EU countries.
@98MWHPL1yr1Y
They should be allowed but under new terms.
@98MN2KB1yr1Y
Not in the EU Single market, but it can maintain a relationship with the EU and create a trade deal with the EU that doesn't give it full access to EU benefits
@98K9Q5K1yr1Y
Yes, but should have the same standards applied as for member states.
@98GK2L71yr1Y
They already have same access as any other third country
@98FVT3J1yr1Y
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