EU ABOLISHES ROAMING CHARGES

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Originally Posted by lawrawrrr

Huh? All I'm saying is that if we were to leave the EU it wouldn't make much business sense to reverse the decision to implement the caps but I may be misunderstanding your post?

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Sorry, I misread your post. I thought you were being an idiot like Dan and arguing about what the UK would have done in an alternate universe where we were never part of the EU. Yeah, the UK could keep the caps if we left the EU! Although that doesn't take away from the fact that this is something the EU has done which has benefited us @-:Undertaker:-; ;) .

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Originally Posted by The Don

Sorry, I misread your post. I thought you were being an idiot like Dan and arguing about what the UK would have done in an alternate universe where we were never part of the EU.

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well i hate to break it to you but that alternative universe already exists for some 150+ other countries and they seem to cope pretty fine.

america, australia, canada, norway, switzerland, new zealand, iceland........ there's your super scary alternative universe right there.

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Originally Posted by The Don

Yeah, the UK could keep the caps if we left the EU! Although that doesn't take away from the fact that this is something the EU has done which has benefited us @-:Undertaker:-; ;) .

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that's if you believe the companies won't simply recoup lost charges through domestic increases as i said earlier.

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

well i hate to break it to you but that alternative universe already exists for some 150+ other countries and they seem to cope pretty fine.

america, australia, canada, norway, switzerland, new zealand, iceland........ there's your super scary alternative universe right there.



that's if you believe the companies won't simply recoup lost charges through domestic increases as i said earlier.

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The death penalty is also a punishment for being gay in Uganda. Uganda isn't in the EU. Does that mean that if we were never in the EU we would have had the same law? No, it doesn't. That's how stupid your comment is.

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Originally Posted by The Don

The death penalty is also legal for being gay in Uganda. Does that mean that if we weren't in the EU we would have the same law? No, it doesn't. That's how stupid your comment is.

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whattt now he's comparing anti-gay hellholes with developed countries like britain, canada & australia implementing mobile roaming caps. talk about project fear...

ok i'll just let that stand cos says it all really.

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

whatttttt now he's comparing anti-gay hellholes with developed countries like britain, canada and australia implementing mobile roaming caps. talk about project fear...

rightttttttt ok i'll just let that stand cos says it all really.

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Nope, i'm comparing your flawed logic. It really isn't this hard to follow a conversation.

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Originally Posted by The Don

Nope, i'm comparing your flawed logic. It really isn't this hard to follow a conversation.

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as laura pointed out it'd hardly make sense for an advanced economy like Britain to be the only one not implementing roaming charge caps.

that's not flawed logic that's c o m m o n s e n s e

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

as laura pointed out it'd hardly make sense for an advanced economy like Britain to be the only one not implementing roaming charge caps.

that's not flawed logic that's c o m m o n s e n s e

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There are many other advanced countries which still have excessive roaming charges which is exactly why your argument is so stupid.

In fact, the UK government could have put a cap on roaming charges at any point despite being in the EU and they didn't. Your argument is provably wrong.

Another wise decision by the good old European Union.