If you had said anything like your second paragraph in your previous post, I would have had some agreement.
Your first paragraph is still utter nonsense though, if you look at the competition for British and European agricultural product, almost all of it is subsidised, and/or produced at lower...
So, a British farmer that rightly has to comply with certain regulations on animal welfare, feedstuffs, pesticides, labour, health and safety, traceability etc. should have to compete on price without tariff, on imports that may have no regard for some or any of those regulations, and may be...
I had already admitted it has its failings, but it is not a black and white issue. But back on topic, with imports from the EU now more expensive as a third country, and our reliance on the EU to feed the nation, would you be capable of admitting that the cost of living crisis is exacerbated by...
Also from Wikipedia,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_famines_in_China
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_famine_of_1891%E2%80%931892
Both areas that have suffered many times from terrible famines, through drought and exacerbated by ineptitude under more than one form of political...
It was you suggesting Polands history with Germany made dealing with a German EU official painful, if you were not referring to the history of the period of Nazi Germany, I apologise, if you were, get off your tiny high horse.
Any Treaty, or trade deal any sovereign nation signs, limits it's ability to change certain laws or practices for itself without some sort of penalty. The treaties signed up to on joining the EU go further than most, but the benefits massively outweigh all others. EU rules on VAT, are evolving...
The Nationalism that seems to be important to you, was a large part of the problem at the heart of Nazi Germany.
Try letting go of the belief that having to deal with an EU official that happens to be German, and getting what you wanted, is somehow worse than dealing with a Polish born EU...