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When will this shit end?


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1 minute ago, xxialac said:

FFS the UK have chosen not to stay in the Erasmus programme, which is such a great experience for so many young people.

Thanks Johnson you dickhead.

Ah no! you’re joking? My final year I lived with someone who was on Erasmus on their 2nd year and therefore had friends who were doing the same here during our final year, it was a great experience for them living in other countries but I made some great friends and learned about some great cultures too... what a shame

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Just now, rascalpete said:

Ah no! you’re joking? My final year I lived with someone who was on Erasmus on their 2nd year and therefore had friends who were doing the same here during our final year, it was a great experience for them living in other countries but I made some great friends and learned about some great cultures too... what a shame

It's a truly brilliant thing for young people.

Seems so petty and spiteful not to stick with it when it was on offer.

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5 minutes ago, xxialac said:

It's a truly brilliant thing for young people.

Seems so petty and spiteful not to stick with it when it was on offer.

Guess it's down to not wanting people to see how much better the other countries in Europe can be. And it skirts close to freedom of movement which is obviously not allowed

I'm sure these Brexit types will be thrilled when immigration from places other than europe increases...

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7 minutes ago, xxialac said:

FFS the UK have chosen not to stay in the Erasmus programme, which is such a great experience for so many young people.

Thanks Johnson you dickhead.

Awful decision. Only logical explanation I can think of for not staying in it is to stop people abusing it and using it as a loophole for movement - but even still. Such a shame the next generation won’t have the option to benefit from it. 

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5 minutes ago, efcfanwirral said:

Guess it's down to not wanting people to see how much better the other countries in Europe can be. And it skirts close to freedom of movement which is obviously not allowed

I'm sure these Brexit types will be thrilled when immigration from places other than europe increases...

Exactly - white skinned 'dodgy foreigners' will simply be replaced with brown skinned 'very dodgy foreigners' that they'll be even more angry about.

Muppets.

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9 minutes ago, rascalpete said:

Ah no! you’re joking? My final year I lived with someone who was on Erasmus on their 2nd year and therefore had friends who were doing the same here during our final year, it was a great experience for them living in other countries but I made some great friends and learned about some great cultures too... what a shame

That's precisely why they want to stop it unfortunately, can't have people becoming international and broadening their mind and experiences. Must start making the next gen a bunch of little Englanders! It is a genuine shame. 

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Just now, Mr.Tease said:

That's precisely why they want to stop it unfortunately, can't have people becoming international and broadening their mind and experiences. Must start making the next gen a bunch of little Englanders! It is a genuine shame. 

Next stop, revise the history books showing that Great Britain won the second World War and Gazza never got sent off and we won the Italy 90 World Cup heroically.

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