Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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It's infuriating that these utter IDIOTS are responsible for damaging this country so much.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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It's infuriating that these utter IDIOTS are responsible for damaging this country so much.
Seeing 'businessman regretting his vote' instantly reminded me of the Brummie wholesale florist, and wondering how he's getting on.
He was very much a 'rent a quote' through the election, desperately wanted to take back control and was looking forward to the freedom of an open market.
Seemingly oblivious as to how that might effect a company trading 90%+ of perishables from The Netherlands.
Oh and just by writing that I'm back with the Cornish fishermen who all, except one, wanted out and we're adamant Boris would get them a better deal.
How are they getting on now?
He was very much a 'rent a quote' through the election, desperately wanted to take back control and was looking forward to the freedom of an open market.
Seemingly oblivious as to how that might effect a company trading 90%+ of perishables from The Netherlands.
Oh and just by writing that I'm back with the Cornish fishermen who all, except one, wanted out and we're adamant Boris would get them a better deal.
How are they getting on now?
- Aug 7, 2003
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To be fair Mike Parry has made a career out of talking bollocks
- Jul 10, 2003
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But... thank goodness the tide is in full turn.... We know that is will make little practical difference in the immediate future, but maybe there will soon be pressure to change the trajectory!
www.theguardian.com
Only 18% of leave voters think Brexit has been a success, poll finds
Survey seven years on from referendum shows many believe politicians have let them down, thinktank says
www.theguardian.com
nwgull
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You say that, but I'd suggest that the 82% who think it hasn't been a success probably won't accept that they made an error and will still be trying to convince themselves that Brexit itself was a good idea. They'll just state the fantasy Brexit they voted for hasn't been properly done.But... thank goodness the tide is in full turn.... We know that is will make little practical difference in the immediate future, but maybe there will soon be pressure to change the trajectory!
Only 18% of leave voters think Brexit has been a success, poll finds
Survey seven years on from referendum shows many believe politicians have let them down, thinktank says
Voter turnover will sort it out though. None of the 5 million 18-25 year olds that have turned 18 since 2016 will look at the effects and think that it was in anyway a sensible decision.
It's like deciding to go to MacDonalds instead of the rather decent restaurant just round the corner. Lo and behold, the MacDonalds meal is crap - what do i do? Realise I made the wrong decision? NO!! Blame the "chef" at MacDonalds.....and decide that, given another couple of decades, MacDonalds food will be much better. There is simply ZERO chance of Brexit working out in the long run. In fact, it will get worse.
But demographics will, as you point out, help increase the proportion of "remainers"....the natural process of ageing and death will also see off the majority of "leavers", given time.
- Mar 23, 2023
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In a way Covid and Ukraine has helped the brexiteers because they say “it isn’t just us suffering and it is because of Covid and Ukraine not Brexit” - I’m just sick of hearing about it, even the name is f***ing stupid.
Boris, Nigel, all of them are nasty little spivs and the sooner we get adults running the country the better.
Get us back into the single market and let’s start living again.
Boris, Nigel, all of them are nasty little spivs and the sooner we get adults running the country the better.
Get us back into the single market and let’s start living again.
Blackadder
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Question Time is interesting. The whole audience voted to leave EU. Govt have refused to have a minister on the panel
Wokeworrier
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Au contraire ... a global pandemic and a war in Europe has been an absolute godsend for the anti brexit obsessives across social media (just look at this thread). Continually and deliberately conflating the effects is the only way they can get anywhere near claiming 'project fear' was even slightly accurate.
Meanwhile, back in the thriving single market.... Germany and the Eurozone both in recession.
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I'm sorry I know we should be beyond pointing and name calling, I really try to be more considerate, but f**k me, what kind of weapons grade nimrod do you have to be, to say this:-
His only out would be to point to the pathetic Remain campaign.
Talking about not knowing you had till it's gone.
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nicko31
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nicko31
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Keep going with those interest rates....
Ooh it’s a corner
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I stupidly recorded it and am finding it as depressing as expected. There were people in the audience who DON’T realise they were lied to!
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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I saw you had posted on this thread and thought I would drop in to read your top ten Brexit benefits.
So disappointed that you haven't got to that yet.
Wokeworrier
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Given birth to an online community of like minded people, with numerous issues, who previously had very little going on in their lives ....
TWOCHOICEStom
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Blue passports look nice and you get a load more time to admire them whilst standing in the massive queues when travelling through EU borders.