#immortaladonis

yo this is James (immortaladonis) I’m still waiting for tumblr.com to reinstate my account but in the meantime I will be using this account

i'm gonna say... 327.5k followers?

Hey, loving your blog - what video is the gifset with lucas saying "be careful when you make a boyfriend" from?

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In a few years we’ll have trade agreements and reduce tariffs but those things take time. So I reckon we’ll have more unemployment which could lead to a multiplier effect. There will be less FDI in our service sector because we’re no longer in the eu. The government will have less tax revenue to spend. We’re still going to have to pay the fees and abide by the quality rules once we’re out to trade with the union so that doesn’t make much sense. I personally think that the quality laws are good. The government is going to have full authority which is quite scary because they’re so incompetent. There will probably be an election and boris Johnson might be prime minister. That’s dreadful for a number of reasons. We won’t have the protection of the European bill of human rights, which granted isn’t such a big deal as it will be replaced by something similar but still it makes more sense to me to have a bill that’s universal . which we wrote anyway. Our farmers won’t be subsidised so well and that’ll cause a lot of poverty. English people will have to wait in queues when they go to Europe which isn’t really an issue and definitely not one for me as I’m French by nationality. Environmentally it makes no sense as I don’t trust our government to adhere to environmental treaties. And all the progress made on environmental issues recently has been made due to the fact that we are in the eu. Immigration won’t decrease substantially and it’s really such a non issue that’s been blown out of proportion by the media and our government in my opinion. I get that most economic predictions are unreliable but this is a much bigger scale and too many economists and NGOs have analysed the referendum and come up with the same conclusions. It’s really not that undemocratic as the commissioners are appointed by the elected national government. It is quite silly with some of the customs like the train thing which costs billions of euros a year, but it’s such a large scale that this sort of thing will inevitably happen. I dunno this is just my opinion from reading and stuff.

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