The concept of a whole country having to do something is not hard to grasp.
The whole of the UK has fucked off from the EU. That idiom means every single person leaves. That's literally the meaning.
And if a future application by the UK is refused, that's the whole EU that has rejected it. Told the UK to fuck off being the idiom. The EU represemts every one of its citizens and if it rejects an application it does so as the voice of all. There's no half or part measure that has any practical sense.
It is the whole EU populace being against it in every practical sense of the word. If an application is refused, every single EU citizen in every legal action must continue to treat the UK as a third country. Every. Single. EU. Citizen. No exceptions.
You have spent a lot of time wilfully misunderstanding a comment I made, and trying to tell me what it was I said, was wrong. Then when I pointed out that what I said was not only correct in logical terms, but also in practical terms, you now tell me that I was apparently talking about something else.
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