[Politics] Brexit

[Is it PotG?]

Anything to do with Brexit?

I would guess that Corbyn's days are numbered. That has a lot to do with the upcoming election and indeed, Brexit.

 

[lawros left foot]

Has Johnson picked a ditch yet?

 

[nicko31]

Is a big bung heading the way of the DUP?

 

[Hugo Rune]

Is a big bung heading the way of the DUP?

Yes. Almost definitely. Many billions of pounds that should be spent in ‘leave constituencies’ where we’ll need investment the most when the Brexit recession hits. Ironic that a pro-remain region should come off best when we Brexit.

 

[Lever]

Jesus, grow some balls you utter wet blanket.

Oops, you have relapsed back into being a true vulgarian with a sense of humour shortfall.

You can do better

Try again when you aren't feeling quite so grumpy.

 

[nicko31]

Yes. Almost definitely. Many billions of pounds that should be spent in ‘leave constituencies’ where we’ll need investment the most when the Brexit recession hits. Ironic that a pro-remain region should come off best when we Brexit.

The war on poor will continue from the Tories for sure...

 

[Stat Brother]

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[Weststander]

Corbyn and Labour attached to antisemitism again, as Dame Louise Ellman quits Labour.

"Jewish members have been bullied, abused and driven out.

"Antisemites have felt comfortable and vile conspiracy theories have been propagated. A party that permits anti-Jewish racism to flourish cannot be called anti-racist."

She quotes "he is a danger to Britain".

I have said this many a time before and I have been scoffed at.

Corbyn is a dangerous man, yet people still stick up for this ****.

Why does Labour support such a man Unbelievable.

He’s adored by some class warriors who don’t give one jot about the influx of and/or emboldened anti-Semites in the 2019 Labour Party. Conveniently brushing racism under the carpet, “It’s a only far right thing, innit?”. Following the Momentum line that Tom Watson, Ian Austin, Gordon Brown, Stella Creasy, Ruth Smeeth, Lord Darzi, Keir Starmer, etc, etc are deluded.

Madness by Corbyn. If he had the balls to truly get the party to have 100% intolerance to Jew haters, with mandatory lifetime expulsions and an open book disciplinary record, then his stock and that of the Labour Party would improve across the wider electorate. So intransigent.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Anything to do with Brexit?

Absolutely nothing. Must have been posted on the wrong thread.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Need to play hardball with the DUP now.

Cut off their funding totally.

We are not ruled by Belfast.

 

[Stat Brother]

This FACT should never ever be forgotten:-

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[Wrong-Direction]

Theres been brawls on the tube this morning between protesters and the public. Whilst we fight amongst ourselves governments carry on doing nothing. Sound familiar? Get a grip

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[WATFORD zero]

Well that would be very easy to prove by telling us which you are backing, 'good deal' or 'no deal'.

That would certainly show that I have confused you with another pathetic whiner who doesn't have the balls to admit what they want

Off to bed, as I know you won't 'grow some balls' and give an answer

Yep. you have me confused with another poster. sleep tight.

The one with the porn and puff addiction who spends his nights 'nuts deep in Battlefield 1 with my boys' and still doesn't know whether he wants 'no deal' or a 'good deal' after 3.5 years.

There are two posters who fit that description on NSC ? Well, who would have guessed

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Theres been brawls on the tube this morning between protesters and the public. Whilst we fight amongst ourselves governments carry on doing nothing. Sound familiar? Get a grip

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The protestors are Extinction Rebellion and nothing to do with Brexit.
Ironic that they are targeting people on public transport.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

The protestors are Extinction Rebellion and nothing to do with Brexit.
Ironic that they are targeting people on public transport.

It's all part of the same shithouse situation we are in

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[nicko31]

All rather predictable this morning, the DUP are a Unionist party, they love the Union more than the average Englander

Try and dress it up however we like, but the proposal puts a regulatory and customs border in the Irish Sea.

The rest of the deal, I guess the devil is in the detail, needs to be properly scrutinised by parliament, extension required...

 

[vegster]

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I think that things are well on the way towards the erosion of workers rights already. I have no company sick pay except on the whim of the owner if he a, likes you, b feels your illness is genuine c, lasts for only a day or two and d, only happens every couple of years or so. I get no increase in holiday allowance for long service and no annual wage review, I'm in my 6 th year with the company and have had one wage rise of 3% in that time despite inflation over that time reducing my wage by 10-12%
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A young member of staff employed on about 10p an hour above minimum wage was " let go " 11 weeks in to her three month trial for " Not being exceptional enough " this, despite her being very good and enthusiastic. It's almost standard for staff to have late breaks and often miss a lunch break entirely in order to " Meet the needs of the business " .

The company is ultimately based offshore and it's two creators share a fortune of £1.45 B and the company has a turnover of £1.7 B as at 2011/12.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

After well over 3 years and 100,000 posts here, even the Remain guests on Newsnight just then, seemed to be reluctantly accepting that in one form or other, we will be leaving the EU.

I’m really surprised it’s got this close. I always thought a Remain Commons would procrastinate and destroy any change to our full membership.

Are there any other Remainers here, shocked that a change to our relationship with the EU, really might happen now?

After the vote I accepted it would happen, not happy but you have to respect these things. When May published her deal I was surprised, she seemed to have got good concessions from the EU and had produced a brexit that I could live with.
Fair enough, we move forward and make the best of life outside the EU.

But then the right wing loons voted it down and at that point, gloves are off, it's a fight. I have no problem at all with doing everything possible to frustrate and stop brexit. I fervently believe the majority in the country would now vote to remain so I am certain its worthwhile to fight for that however possible.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Theres been brawls on the tube this morning between protesters and the public. Whilst we fight amongst ourselves governments carry on doing nothing. Sound familiar? Get a grip

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Indeed. The government must take immediate action on climate change and bring in a raft of new legislation. Brexit is getting in the way of this!

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

One of the things that gets my goat is the faux rage of Leavers who bang on about 'getting on with it' and foam at the mouth with frustration.

As a convinced Remainer I do think that the boot should be on the other foot. We were quite happy where we were - it's you lot that brought this on us, so just own it. OK there were 17 million of you in the angry brigade - but there were 16 million who weren't and had this nonsense inflicted on us.

You do not have a monopoly on being pissed-off. (And this is before the economic melt-down that will result from your votes will be inflicted on us.)