Article 16 invoked by EU...

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When you, for once, have the moral high ground, going personal and attacking people's grammar is not a good strategy.

(As for the real point of this thread: it is the EU's duty to protect its own citizens, as it is the UK's duty to protect the English. The UK chose to make Northern Ireland not EU citizens, against their own wishes; what happens to NI is now on England's plate, not on Brussel's.)

@shallow-blue said
When you, for once, have the moral high ground, going personal and attacking people's grammar is not a good strategy.

(As for the real point of this thread: it is the EU's duty to protect its own citizens, as it is the UK's duty to protect the English. The UK chose to make Northern Ireland not EU citizens, against their own wishes; what happens to NI is now on England's plate, not on Brussel's.)

Leaving aside the fact that the EU temporally lost the plot, would you not agree that Brexit has already demonstrated the maneuverability of an independent state (as opposed to a block of 27) to get vaccines approved and rolled out?