Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Joey66]

I do like the idea of "Scar Asti can" - Lion King meets plonk fizz, in a tin

It should have read sarcastic- or sarcasm - my I pad doh

 

[magicjuan]

Perhaps the alternative is to stay in the tent, peeing out?

That's like wanting to be part of the borg...assimilate or die

 

[JammyP]

It should have read sarcastic- or sarcasm - my I pad doh

In that case: 65% of Labour voters voted to remain

 

[JammyP]

That's like wanting to be part of the borg...assimilate or die

You gotta be in it to winnit: EU, Borg Contiunuum , whatever....

 

[peteblue]

While that's correct, it's not exactly a non issue as we currently have supply chains, RoRo transport and no checks at the border with all EU. Our supply chain model is currently driven by access to the single market and free movement, which is why the UK are having to pile things like body bags and medicines.

It’s a non issue......

 

[peteblue]

Which is half of the problem isn't it? Pete assumes all 17.4 million think like him. You assume they all think like you. Tommy Robinson probably thinks they all support him. All of you oppose a 2nd vote to understand what the 17.4 million actually want from Brexit.

I have never suggested that they all think like me. If you can point this out I will apologise. If you can’t I expect an apology .....this is beneath you Bruce.....

 

[Jebus_lives]

It’s a non issue......

Why is it a 'non issue'?

 

[magicjuan]

To be honest, the most surprising thing for me that leave voters weren't voting as one homogeneous blob and there appears to be some divergence between what leave voters want. Hence how you can have lifelong, never voted Tory in me life guv, socialists lined up alongside monocle wearing weirdos.

Your rhetoric is quite disingenuous and doesn't do your argument any good.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Your rhetoric is quite disingenuous and doesn't do your argument any good.

He does have a point though. Traditional lines of voting and allegiance has somewhat been shaken up by Brexit.

 

[Walken]

That's like wanting to be part of the borg...assimilate or die

Do I get to bang seven of nine?

 

[magicjuan]

He does have a point though. Traditional lines of voting and allegiance has somewhat been shaken up by Brexit.

Of course it has, that's the main reason, and, imho, the main point of it all. The divisiveness is the driving force of the storm and if you consider how disaster capitalism works then some may consider it as a motive or simply an opportunity.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Of course it has, that's the main reason, and, imho, the main point of it all. The divisiveness is the driving force of the storm and if you consider how disaster capitalism works then some may consider it as a motive or simply an opportunity.

It is most definitely an opportunity for the likes of Rees-Mogg and Farage, insulated from the effects of Brexit.. Claiming first of all 'that there is no downside, only positives' and dismissing any alternative view as 'project fear'. Now the narrative has shifted to 'we knew we'd be worse off, it's a short term hit for long term gain' despite having no evidence to support the claim.

It's ok though, they can just move their businesses and interests to the EU via Ireland, while the rest of the country has to decide if it prioritises delivery of food or medicines. If Rees-Mogg was so sure of such a great position and all the advantages of Brexit, he wouldn't be moving his money and business to remain in the EU.

 

[Jebus_lives]

 

[Bruce Wayne]

 

[Jebus_lives]

It's not like they haven't given some indication.

Ford says no-deal Brexit would be 'catastrophic'

Ford said a no-deal Brexit would be "catastrophic" while Jaguar Land Rover urged British lawmakers to rule out the possibility that the UK leaves the EU without a trade deal.

europe.autonews.com