When you find out exactly what you voted for-

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This headline may be recycled to discuss Nigel Farage's recent admission that Brexit is a failure.

Was the Brexit a failure or the failed implementation a failure?

Like a college sophomore defending communism.

Countries have been able to operate successful economies without the European Union oversite and regulation. Communism has never worked. Spot the difference.

So the problem is the Tories.

Plausible.

Yes, they've been bought just like everyone else.

So just another brilliant policy idea that cannot be successfully implemented.

Like a Denver Bronco offense.

Judges would also have accepted a Nick Holt defense.

Or the EU in general.

The EU is viewed favorably in the EU.

That may be slightly more important than what you think.

Plenty of inefficient things are supposedly popular.

So you find interstate commerce "inefficient"?

#TugConBrainTrust!

Why would you need a central governing body that sets regulation in order to move goods across borders?

So a uniform set of rules under one body is less efficient than 27 sets of rules and 27 (or more) governing bodies. Got it!

I take it you’ve never done business in Europe.

Delphic!

How about you tell us why it's now harder for you to do business in Europe.

The promise was a libertarians paradise within the borders. The reality is that regulation is crazy high and is not consistent across countries, despite your claims of consistency.

HHusky said:

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Bob_C said:

HHusky said:

This headline may be recycled to discuss Nigel Farage's recent admission that Brexit is a failure.

Was the Brexit a failure or the failed implementation a failure?

Like a college sophomore defending communism.

Countries have been able to operate successful economies without the European Union oversite and regulation. Communism has never worked. Spot the difference.

So the problem is the Tories.

Plausible.

Yes, they've been bought just like everyone else.

So just another brilliant policy idea that cannot be successfully implemented.

Like a Denver Bronco offense.

Judges would also have accepted a Nick Holt defense.

Or the EU in general.

The EU is viewed favorably in the EU.

That may be slightly more important than what you think.

Plenty of inefficient things are supposedly popular.

So you find interstate commerce "inefficient"?

#TugConBrainTrust!

Why would you need a central governing body that sets regulation in order to move goods across borders?

So a uniform set of rules under one body is less efficient than 27 sets of rules and 27 (or more) governing bodies. Got it!

I take it you’ve never done business in Europe.

Delphic!

How about you tell us why it's now harder for you to do business in Europe.

The promise was a libertarians paradise within the borders. The reality is that regulation is crazy high and is not consistent across countries, despite your claims of consistency.

But harder than before or easier?

I can't speak to before. But I know that it's gotten worse in the last ten years. Poland for example is far less regulated than Germany or Sweden are when it comes to materials in products. The whole VAT aspect is fucked up too. If you manufacture in one country and sell mostly outside of that country, you will pay ~20% VAT on production costs locally and have no place to deduct without going through a local audit process to recover. So they sit on production tax money for about 6-12 months.

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HHusky said:

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Bob_C said:

HHusky said:

Bob_C said:

HHusky said:

Bob_C said:

HHusky said:

This headline may be recycled to discuss Nigel Farage's recent admission that Brexit is a failure.

Was the Brexit a failure or the failed implementation a failure?

Like a college sophomore defending communism.

Countries have been able to operate successful economies without the European Union oversite and regulation. Communism has never worked. Spot the difference.

So the problem is the Tories.

Plausible.

Yes, they've been bought just like everyone else.

So just another brilliant policy idea that cannot be successfully implemented.

Like a Denver Bronco offense.

Judges would also have accepted a Nick Holt defense.

Or the EU in general.

The EU is viewed favorably in the EU.

That may be slightly more important than what you think.

Plenty of inefficient things are supposedly popular.

So you find interstate commerce "inefficient"?

#TugConBrainTrust!

Why would you need a central governing body that sets regulation in order to move goods across borders?

So a uniform set of rules under one body is less efficient than 27 sets of rules and 27 (or more) governing bodies. Got it!

I take it you’ve never done business in Europe.

Delphic!

How about you tell us why it's now harder for you to do business in Europe.

The promise was a libertarians paradise within the borders. The reality is that regulation is crazy high and is not consistent across countries, despite your claims of consistency.

But harder than before or easier?

I can't speak to before. But I know that it's gotten worse in the last ten years. Poland for example is far less regulated than Germany or Sweden are when it comes to materials in products. The whole VAT aspect is fucked up too. If you manufacture in one country and sell mostly outside of that country, you will pay ~20% VAT on production costs locally and have no place to deduct without going through a local audit process to recover. So they sit on production tax money for about 6-12 months.

Thank you. Interesting.

The mythical MBA has opined that taxes are not a material investment input for the private sector. Hence his support for the dementia patient's repeal of the Trump tax rate cuts. The US needs the highest business tax rates in the first world to compete with China.

My current German VAT balance that I’ve paid, and eventually they will determine that I don't owe, with many hours of time burned to do so, is about 3x the value of the inventory I have on hand in Germany. All I need to do if establish business entities in 27 other countries to avoid this problem though. Very efficient.