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You're $#@!ing joking, right?
No I am fucking not
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You're $#@!ing joking, right?
At what cost though?
Blame stock markets and the same investment banks, that backed remain. They are attacking the pound, to try to influence a softer Brexit. They tried their hardest to influence the democratic referendum result and failed, so know they are trying to influence political decision.
Where has this delusional bullshit come from? I don't see how any of the "remainers" (as you like to split it into "sides"/us & them style even though it has very clearly been explained to you that this isn't the framework of the debate) has come across as happy from any of the posts over the past couple of days. Can you show me one example of a remainer being happy at the bad news?It is like the remain camp are happy if there is bad news. It doesn't suprise me how the socialist elite show their true colours. Stock markets, multinationals, investment banks, anything but backing the workers, their own country and the will of a democratic vote, that they lost.
I thought this was the will of the people? In which case I'll happily apportion a fair section of the blame towards the people who've voted for us all to lose rights that many of us held very dear (which is a point you don't seem to understand at all).
Blame stock markets and the same investment banks, that backed remain. They are attacking the pound, to try to influence a softer Brexit. They tried their hardest to influence the democratic referendum result and failed, so know they are trying to influence political decision. It is like the remain camp are happy if there is bad news. It doesn't suprise me how the socialist elite show their true colours. Stock markets, multinationals, investment banks, anything but backing the workers, their own country and the will of a democratic vote, that they lost.
Only history will tell. I do not believe the cost will he high in the long term. Ask me in 5 years
I do understand it very well don't patronize me. Please high light exactly what you have actually lost. I am having a bit of a struggle seeing whast rights have gone so far
Everything connected to EU citizenship which we are all going to lose by March 2019. We know we're going to lose all that because there's now a timescale for us invoking Article 50. We have no chance of retaining those rights in their current state.
As I said yesterday (which you ignored), you might not find any of that terribly important but I certainly do and so do plenty of others. They were rights I was born with, they were rights I had indefinitely until this idiotic referendum reared its head, now they're only mine for a matter of ever dwindling months. Gone forever. Nothing I can do about it, not a state of affairs I would ever have volunteered for. Just because you think it's ok for us to do without them I don't see why the rest of us should shrug our shoulders and say "ah well, that's life".
However I am convinced at the end of it this country will be stronger and better off for leaving the current iteration of the EU. Its a shocker and has little resemblance to what we joined
That is absolutely $#@!ing hilarious from first word to last. They aren't attacking the pound. Utterly moronic. The pound is now happily drifting to its correct position in the world order courtesy of the abject economic stupidity of Brexit.
Still no-one can say how exactly anyone's lives will be improved by Brexit. Nebulous concepts like "taking back control" don't mean anything. Can anyone name just one thing that will improve life for the majority of people in the UK after we have left? Even easier - name something that will improve for anyone.
I get that people don't like immigration. I get that people don't like big supra-national organisations that operate in unaccountable ways. I can understand, if not agree with, some of the reason behind the leave vote.
And I asked all this before the referendum and got no response. What tangible benefits will UK citizens see once Brexit is over and done with? You say we should wait and see - what is it we're waiting for? Because at the moment, like DW, all I can see is things being lost.
You were blind to the suffering of the majority of the British popultion. Now you are worried that suffering might be knocking on your door. 17 million people had had enough. Nobody listened to them and now they have spoken. Accept the democratic result and grow up.
Never in a million years.
You were blind to the suffering of the majority of the British popultion. Now you are worried that suffering might be knocking on your door. 17 million people had had enough. Nobody listened to them and now they have spoken. Accept the democratic result and grow up.
The hilarious part is that you don't think they are attacking the pound, to try and influence a softer Brexit. The sad part, is the same parasites helped fund the remain campaign.
Genuine, non-trolling question. What exactly can we/you do about it now?
So because there was a political ideaology you didn't like in a country you didn't live in, you feel it is ok to change the politics in that country?
Can't blame me mate, I wasn't allowed to vote.
Seemed to be fine for Blair in Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc etc.
BTW.
There is no way on this planet it will end globalisation either. Indeed a main premise of the out campaign was increased globalisation.