[EMGFk]The European Minority Group of Fk

[MaeJong]

@Shuffle

even when (perhaps if) we leave the EU there’s no doubt that we’ll still maintain close political and economic involvements with the EU member states (if it survives) and the other countries that make up the continent of Europe.

Ckit just wants those filthy healthcare abusing immigrants out of his beloved home country.

[Hero]

@Blizz

OFF TOPIC: Years before I was able to play many hours and during night hours without any problem, now I get an headache after 1:30/2 hours and sonnolence during night. I’m old, not young :<

Fair enough. Young ricci was meant as a term of affection.[quote=“Blizz, post:30, topic:2534”]
Those bastards always close their port when I try to attack em with my pro virus = game loss :<
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What game is this?[quote=“dGr8LookinSparky, post:31, topic:2534”]
From what I understand the UK isn’t a country, while its constituent entities are countries.

[/quote]In the same sense that America isn’t a country, but a conglomeration of states, yes.[quote=“dGr8LookinSparky, post:31, topic:2534”]
That is not entirely true.
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It is accurate in this case.[quote=“dGr8LookinSparky, post:31, topic:2534”]
China has only one timezone even though conventionally it should have 4 or 5 timezones.
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The Chinese government chose to enforce Beijing time on the rest of their country, that is their prerogative.

[MaeJong]

@Hero

The Chinese government chose to enforce Beijing time on the rest of their country, that is their prerogative.

[Hero]

That’s North Korea

[Shuffle]

@Hero

What game is this?

Pandemic 2.

[MaeJong]

@Hero

That’s North Korea

[Hero]

That’s Fascist Italy

[MaeJong]

NAILED IT

[dGr8LookinSparky]

@Hero

In the same sense that America isn’t a country, but a conglomeration of states, yes.

No, not in the same sense. The United States of America is considered a single country, and none of its states are currently considered countries. While England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are all considered countries, and the United Kingdom is not considered a county, but it is considered a sovereign state. Then there is North America and South America which are continents but not considered countries nor even sovereign states.

[Hero]

@Shuffle

The referendum hasn’t actually changed anything yet

Inaccurate. The pound has dropped to its lowest in decades, talks of another Scottish referendum have opened, your PM resigned and you’ve pissed off Europe.[quote=“Shuffle, post:39, topic:2534”]
and even when (perhaps if) we leave the EU there’s no doubt that we’ll still maintain close political and economic involvements with the EU member states
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Good luck with that. You’ve just destabilized the eurozone, you actually think they won’t make an example of you?[quote=“Shuffle, post:39, topic:2534”]
(if it survives)
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Time will tell.

[Hero]

@dGr8LookinSparky

No, not in the same sense. The United States of America is considered a single country, and none of its states are currently considered countries. While England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are all considered countries, and the United Kingdom is not considered a county, but it is considered a sovereign state. Then there is North America and South America which are continents but not considered countries nor even sovereign states.

Your understanding of statehood is minimal. The UK operates as a single ,country" in the same way that the USA does.

[Shuffle]

@Hero

Inaccurate. The pound has dropped to its lowest in decades, talks of another Scottish referendum have opened, your PM resigned and you’ve pissed off Europe.

I was referring to our overall involvement in European politics, which has not changed on paper, as we are still a full member of the EU.

@Hero

Good luck with that. You’ve just destabilized the eurozone, you actually think they won’t make an example of you?

Destabilised is a very strong word, especially if you’re referring to Brexit’s impact on the eurozone. There is also no possibility whatsoever that the entire EU will just cut the UK off completely. We’ll still maintain close economic ties, but this time we’ll be trading on unfavourable terms (for us) instead of trading freely. We’re also still a member of NATO which means we’ll still be keeping close political ties with Europe.

[Rinspeed]

@dGr8LookinSparky

There you go .

Wow gj Sparky

[bird]

[MaeJong]

MAYBE I COULD FIND HONEY MORE EASILY IF ONLY I HAD A TAIL (or whatever the actual english sentence is in the cartoon)

[Ckit]

@Shuffle

A recent referendum will alter some aspects of our economic and political involvements with some countries in Europe (not all)

We are not talking about the individual countries but the EU as a whole. [quote=“Shuffle, post:39, topic:2534”]
we leave the EU there’s no doubt that we’ll still maintain close political and economic involvements with the EU member states
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Of course, just like most developed countries will be doing.

@MaeJong

Ckit just wants those filthy healthcare abusing immigrants out of his beloved home country.

Immigrants are welcome assuming they assimilate with our culture.

@Rinspeed

I think it was studied and proved with several investiagtions by smart scientists

[Rinspeed]

Well I wasnt expecting more from you ckit.

[Woodbury]

@hero @dGr8LookinSparky @rinspeed

As far as I know, there are several ways worldwide to interpret the world we live in.
Usaians and canadians interpret the continents as 7 worldwide (North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania and Antarctica) but there are countries in Europe that consider America as a whole, making a total of 6 continents, there are even countries that say that Antarctica isn’t a continent but just an icemass. Any interpretation of the continents I mentioned are completely valid in the United Nations, so Greenland is part of America as it is part of North America, so none of you are wrong, but it is wrong to correct other cultures in that matter, since the education system are different but both valid.

Check my Continents for newbies link or the TL;DR gif:

Edit: btw i wanted to reply this morning. I wrote this and just now, arriving home I saw I didn’t post it.

And @ckit is in Europe according to the UN.(Eurasia also works)

[Shuffle]

@Ckit

We are not talking about the individual countries but the EU as a whole.

It still won’t annul our political or economic involvement with the EU (unless the EU collapses).

[Ckit]

@Shuffle

It still won’t annul our political or economic involvement with the EU (unless the EU collapses).

Most countries in the world have involvement with the EU though, we are talking about being IN or OUT.

@Woodbury

Check my Continents for newbies link or the TL;DR gif:

No Polynesia or Australasia?