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Just seems like common sense.
Right, so you want evidence from me, but you only need what you call "common sense", which of course is subjective as fuck.
the default assumption would be they're contributing more to the UK economy than Germany's.
Perhaps they are. But you're thinking short term. If an individual is out of work for six months, and then finds a new job, then they are contributing again. Meanwhile, we won't be back in the EU in six months. Maybe we'll have finally agreed a trade deal, but let's be honest, it's more likely that someone will find a new job than the UK and EU coming to a belated agreement.
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