No. I gave you detailed information as to why freedom of movement is better than what you propose. It allows an individual to move around 27 countries, working where they need to, without paperwork.
It allows musicians to freely travel and give concerts in other countries without paying huge costs, applying for visas and work permits etc.
Your detailed take is that if we want to learn Italian we can work at an Italian restaurant. You refuse to open your eyes, or provide direct rebuttals to any of the points that have been made by any of the posters in this thread. You provide no evidence, no research, no detail.
This demonstrates ignorance of the subject and a lack of willingness to educate yourself about it.
Pig -ignorant is not an insult it is a reasonable assessment based on the evidence provided in your posts on this forum. Your only method of refutation and discussion is to
put your fingers in your ears and hurl insults.
If you want to engage in an adult discussion, how about addressing the following:
How is the removal of freedom of movement beneficial to the following groups:
- Musicians
- Scientists
- Students
- long term consequences for workforce recruitment, training and employee terms and conditions in the UK across sectors such as farming and healthcare
We all know that people can apply for a job in an EU country, get the visa etc, but there is considerably more work involved which will put many people off, and if you need to tour between countries it is now almost impossible to do.
