Brexit Benefits (1 Viewer)
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jimmyhillsfanclub
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Its a kids drink innit?
Apparently a babycino is a thing these days!
Nick
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Mellowbirds and Coffeemate is for real men.
Sick Boy
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My love of caffè coretto is making me feel more and more inadequate now.
Nick
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Man Up.
Grendel
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He probably drinks camp coffee with condensed milk really
Sick Boy
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Actually made me laugh out loud.
If I get over there for Christmas I might buy some over to take back with me to wind the locals up.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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with grappa or brandy?
Sick Boy
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Always grappa
Crikey, you know it's not going well when even the Express are sticking the boot in.
www.express.co.uk
UK trade has shrunk since Brexit while EU thrives - data
BREXIT was originally intended to create endless opportunities for the UK. But, so far, the country has failed to make the vote profitable, with the prospect of "global Britain" quickly fading according to recent data.
skybluetony176
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The Express are clearly so desperate to deflect from Boris that they’ve resorted to telling the truth about Brexit. Things must be bad for Boris.Crikey, you know it's not going well when even the Express are sticking the boot in.
UK trade has shrunk since Brexit while EU thrives - data
BREXIT was originally intended to create endless opportunities for the UK. But, so far, the country has failed to make the vote profitable, with the prospect of "global Britain" quickly fading according to recent data.
Skybluefaz
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You know it's a fucking mad world we live in when The Express has a negative Brexit article in it.
fernandopartridge
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Don't mistake Brexit failure for just Tory failure, otherwise you end up with more years of blaming failure in domestic policy on (not being in) the EU rather than (being in) the EU.
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Sick Boy
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Moved onto sambuca now.
skybluetony176
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Yeah but what about those pints of wine.
Sick Boy
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Zero chance. The UK will likely never rejoin.
Brighton Sky Blue
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robbiekeane
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But Dave people really are fucking thick!
Someone who voted brexit who is very close to me the other day was being defended by another family member because “well the politicians lied didn’t they”. Well yes of fucking course they did, they’re politicians! And everyone was telling you they were lying! What a ridiculous excuse. People wanted to believe all of the benefits because they thought it would get rid of (non white) immigrants, and because of some weird fucking nostalgia about the British empire making them hard about a trade deal with an island on literally the other side of the world with a 25 million person population.
I’d enjoy the schadenfreude if it wasn’t such a death sentence for my home country
skybluetony176
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The Express ran a story the other week celebrating the agreement to extend zero tariffs on imports and exports of electric vehicles to and from the UK/EU as a brexit win. Right up until last week all electric vehicles sales were going to be subject to 10% import duty come the 1st of January. Not one mention that the only reason they would have come in only it’s a win that they won’t. Well, until the agreement ends again at which time the government is going to have to spend more time and energy going cap in hand to the EU again.
Why do remainers only judge the success of Brexit in Financial terms. From what i can see most of the people that voted for Brexit did it because they didnt want to become part of a European superstate that would only get bigger and wouldnt be run by us. None of the people i know who voted to leave were bothered about financial consequences so in their opinion it worked for them.
Depends what you mean by consequences, I mean if it was bought by dark money to split the EU,in conjunction with Russia or America I guess it's mission accomplished.
Could it not just be the majority of people who are mainly silent in this country didnt want to be part of the EU regardless of the consequences. My flat earth friend.
shmmeee
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So it was irrational then?
If there’s nothing on earth that would change your mind that’s not a rational thought process. Thats an emotion. Which is a bit of a strange way to feel about a trading block.
No!
The thing is it was not really just a trading block anymore was it. People felt it was becoming something else and that would eventually take over. It’s not irrational though is it, my question is really who do people automatically think something is irrational if it doesn’t make financial sense. There is more to it than that.
