Question - How would YOU feel about UK becoming 51st state of USA

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Just for fun guys so let's please not start fighting.

Just to make it clear I voted for Brexit to restore our sovereignty.

Now that the UK has left the EU and is a free agent without a clue, it’s time for us to take a hard look at making it one of the United States. This is a deal with real synergy that would replace their current lose-lose situation with a sure-fire win-win outcome. Here are ten reasons why this deal needs to go down.

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I know the above 'source' is a bit of a joke but it got me thinking... How would my fellow UK citizens feel and would our USA cousins embrace us?

I can't really express my comments towards that because of t and c.. but it would contain many #$@#$ $##@ ..

In short ... NO.. Please never suggest a thing again..

It doesn't need to become a state, it's already the US's biggest aircraft carrier.

a reply to: fusiondoe

As an American, I'd embrace Mexico as a 51st state before I wished for UK to join.

I never felt as poor as I did when I was in London. As a poor American, the last thing I want is the influence of more rich people.

Besides, that Country has like 4 or 5 names already... with Brexit being the latest of which was added, it screams "Identity Crisis".

A free agent without a clue... These people want to look at the f ing history books..

Wait, you mean it isn't?

a reply to: fusiondoe

It wouldn't bother me as an American, but I think a more pertinent question would be is how those in the UK would feel about it.

a reply to: fusiondoe

Jump in the water is fine.

Oh where is our $ for health care insurance?

Oops never mind, the water is fine.

originally posted by: ttobban
a reply to: fusiondoe

As an American, I'd embrace Mexico as a 51st state before I wished for UK to join.

I never felt as poor as I did when I was in London. As a poor American, the last thing I want is the influence of more rich people.

Besides, that Country has like 4 or 5 names already... with Brexit being the latest of which was added, it screams "Identity Crisis".

What are these 4 or 5 names.. and identity crisis? Wtf are are talking about.. brexit was about us reclaiming our identity..

We've got enough socialists here already, no thank you

originally posted by: SpeakerofTruth
a reply to: fusiondoe

It wouldn't bother me as an American, but I think a more pertinent question would be is how those in the UK would feel about it.

I can speak for the whole of the uk here... f##k that...

I actually need to leave this thread because I may upset alot of our American brothers and sisters here..

It's a completely silly unworkable idea on so many levels that it isn't worth arguing.

In a nutshell. . ^ (comment above)

Wow... I was only wondering guys jheez

*runs and hides*

a reply to: fusiondoe

I would much rather see my British cousins reclaim their national sovereignty and re-establish the culture and tradition that made Britain so great for so long.

Besides, the U.S. already has a 51st state.

It's called "Canada"

a reply to: fusiondoe

Why would anyone in their right mind want this?
A big no no.
Stupid idea,stupid thread.

The US stands a better chance of becoming a territory of the UK before the UK becomes a state of the US.

originally posted by: feoil
It doesn't need to become a state, it's already the US's biggest aircraft carrier.

Ah, the old jokes are always the best. I remember that one from "Not the Nine O'Clock News".
Delivered by Pamela Stephenson in her "Maggie Thatcher" voice.

a reply to: Misterlondon

Britain, Great Britian, England... always in an identity crisis throughout times.

I experienced an identity crisis while in London... I make a decent living and have a nice house and comforts in the U.S. When I stayed 1 night in London, I had to sleep on the street because I did not have it in me to pay $200 to rest my eyes for 4 hours... got to experience being homeless again.

No thanks... in fact you can take NYC and LA if you want them!

London is the capital of England. England is a country. Britain is an area that consists of England and the country of Wales. Great Britain is the name of the island that is home to the countries of England, Wales, and Scotland. The United Kingdom (UK) is a country that is a union of the countries on the island of Great Britain, along with the country of Northern Ireland (which shares the island of Ireland with the Republic of Ireland.) [The Republic of Ireland is] a separate country that is not part of the UK. London is also the capital of the UK.

So, does this mean Ireland comes with you? Just because Brexit is happening does not mean the rest of the world wants a Brentrance.