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They felt they’d lost control, and then snake oil salesmen turned up asking if they wanted to ‘take back control’. No wonder it appealed to them. On top of that, the con artists massaged their sense of national pride, their feeling that Britain is good at things on its own and doesn’t need other countries to succeed. It’s not the same as racism at all. It would be nice to think the likes of Johnson will be held to account, but he’s the Prime Minister and still has a hugely powerful media behind him. Quote:
And anyway, no. Why should we? It's only just started, of course we're going to talk about it ffs. ![]() What that documentary, and the article on the same subject show is that, just as we predicted all along, Brexit will do nothing for people from struggling communities. It will only make things worse. They screwed their own people. When we said this would happen, we were laughed at. Johnson told fishermen it would make their businesses boom, he told Northern Ireland there'd be no border down the Irish Sea, he told everyone there'd be no non-tariff barriers to trade. Each and every one was a brazen lie designed to get him into Number 10, and it worked. I don't think most people realise just how awful the TCA is for the UK, tbh. Not only was the entire thing at terrible idea from the start, but Johnson signed a truly awful deal. Frost is now saying that was because the UK's position was weak to start with - a point constantly ridiculed with 'they need us more than we need them'. ![]() I still find it incredible that the UK's Prime Minister signed and celebrated a deal that he himself now says threatens peace and the integrity of the country itself, and he's still in office. What a mess. |
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it has been said before, but no one is telling you to stop discussing brexit. maybe just do it without being such a dull, repetitive, lying, humourless, repetitive, failing to read the responses, repetitive, uncritically retweeting, sopping f***ing (repetitive) whiny balls? I mean... I know you can't. in the trans thread, I can't think of anything you have said (or copied) that I particularly disagreed with. and yet it is full of you arguing against a case that was never made, by people who don't exist, for the benefit of people that don't exist. you are just a dull whiner. the brexit threads are full of you misrepresenting, lying, posting articles that aren't about brexit, as if they were... and failing to address counterpoints... just ignoring them, waiting a bit and then repeating the same balls again. the exhortation "don't talk balls" doesn't mean "don't talk." unless all you can do is talk balls. is that the problem? be original. be interesting. be funny. don't lie all the time. you're hard work, pal. and it's not making you happy. til the next time the roundabout revolves. |
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The last brexit thread was created to specifically asking for the benefits of brexit. Other than non-existent fruit pickers cruising in lambo's and the scousers getting delayed on their way to a Champions League final, no benefits were provided. But a lot of negatives were rightly talked about on a daily basis because there are so many negatives, and virtually no positices. And I imagine they will continue to be talked about as we enter a cost of living crises, and on the verge of the next recession, both of which will only be exacerbated by Brexit. |
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But, we did promise before it happened, that we would continue to remind every one who voted for it how shit it was at every available opportunity (of which there are countless), and unlike the shit politicians you voted for, we keep our promises. soz. |
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Hence disadvantages being listed. All of this is just 'Please don't remind me how shit the thing I kept saying would be great has turned out to be' How anyone can watch that documentary of struggling communities being ruthlessly shat on by the current prime minister simply to further his own career and not be angry is beyond me. |
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It's interesting both parents of the three kids living in a council flat both voted Remain (and the dad lost his job because of Brexit). 'Definitely wanted to stay, all of us. All the family did' As many of us said, the picture was more nuanced than all Remainers being Tarquins worried about their skiing holidays in Chamonix, and all Leavers being salt-of-the-earth factory workers. |
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Brexit isn’t immutable horror visited on an unknowing voter. If you don’t like it get out there and join in one of the many campaigns to reverse it, email your Labour candidate, set up stalls in the village on a Saturday, help online. I get you hate Brexit and that’s fine but for the ranting to be still going on years later is pretty pointless, and not good for mental health either. This place is like a last stand for remainers, It’s pretty much died out on twitter but for the last few refuseniks. |
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