Brexit Thread

[Husar]

Are you quoting Putin?

No, but great minds think alike?

I'm afraid this concept is far from being born and existing in just one head. Is is one of the keystones of modern world.

If you really want to make a case about national borders having to be in a certain place on the map based on inherent national territry, let's talk about what Poland, France and Belgium STOLE FROM US: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...orders.svg.png

I mean, seriously?
And doesn't Texas belong to the nation of Mexico? What's Iraq? I only know Persia, no I mean Assyria, and then there is this:
http://www.crystalinks.com/romanempiremap.gif

That worked more or less for a few hundred years and now that we are so modern we can't even make an EU work?
What's next? The English can share a Caesar with Egyptians but Polish culture is too different?
As for being a cornerstone, so was slavery or serfdom for thousands of years and we changed it anyway.

What about the US?
Originally a British colony full of British people who were then joined by people from all over the world and the place just formed it's own new culture. Was that such a huge failure? Did the different cultures clash so hard that the place just had to fail?

On a linguistic sidenote: one of the poorest choices as a brand name (or logo or what-do-you-call-it). Everytime I hear it, I hear rather "what the f*ck".

As a pronunciational reply, I think you're pronouncing it wrong.