Hmm weird I played Alice a lot in Brawl yesterday and never had any problems . Are you on Android or iOS ? <| sep |> By choice , yes . Not my choice , though . <| sep |> It ' s sure as hell not an assault rifle , and it ' s more of a wonder weapon than the winters howl was . <| sep |>. he does ? You mean he ' ll die some day ? D <| sep |> Right there with you . Truly can ' t describe my feelings toward the man . <| sep |> Ah . I see your point . <| sep |> You didn ' t understand what Weber finds insulting as said in this sentence . Could you enlighten me , it seemed somewhat clear , the German press is repeating the same although the quote that seems to be mostly used is Das ist unglaublich , eine Provokation und arrogant . If a country wants to leave the EU , it ' s fine . But then , this country doesn ' t get a say in which country should join the EU or not . Firstly , it does whilst its still a member , secondly even when the UK has left the EU , it will still likely advocate a position , other countries do it , the EU does it . The UK advocating what it sees as the best outcome and using whatever levers it has to do so is not only obvious , it ' s pretty rational . If other countries disagree , they can and will do so . It ' s not this country ' s call to make , it ' s the sole business of the EU . Boris Johnson is interfering in EU ' s business . The UK is currently in the EU , so it ' s still the UK ' s business , when it has left , it is an EU decision , but the UK can and will still have a view on the issue , and will likely use whatever leverage it has and wants to use to pursue that . Of course , the UK didn ' t leave the EU yet , but it is supposed to , at least according to their government . That ' s why Weber uses a we for the EU minus the UK . In which case he seems to have missed the point that the UK is still in the EU and will be for a couple of years , he also seems confused about what powers the UK has to make anyone do anything , the UK can ask , suggest , argue and so on , it can ' t in or out of the EU tell the EU to do anything and expect it to happen . The German foreign minister doesn ' t say that Scotland should remain in the UK or become independent . If he was doing so , the UK would find that insulting . Various German politicians up to and including the Chancellor suggested that it would be best for the UK to remain in the EU , which was entirely reasonable a position to express , and the UK is entirely reasonable to express the view that is being expressed here . If the EU finds it insulting that ' s a problem for the EU , but it is the view of a current member . Exactly . That is foreign interference , which is perceived as provocative and arrogant by any victim of such kind of interference . It ' s not daft , it ' s normal and legitimate . Except the UK is still in the EU , so it isn ' t foreign interference at the moment , and when it does become ' foreign interference ' it ' ll be entirely normal and legitimate too , given the EU , US and every other major and minor power engages in it . I ' m not arguing that Weber shouldn ' t feel insulted that ' s up to him I ' m saying that he shouldn ' t expect the UK government to change its position on something or to act on that position where it can .