Oghier
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Was it George Carlin who remarked, “Think of how stupid the average person is. Now, remember that half of them are more stupid than that.”
Not even a mention that the EU still hasn’t done anything about Latveria, and just allows that dictatorship to continue without any…
Wait, dictatorship? I meant utopia.
“This isn’t the Brexit we voted for, it was ruined by remainers and rebels.”
Exactly this.
It’s all so ribible really.
prediction : companies like the stability and easy access to the EU, and won’t like it if we leav with no deal or a bad deal.
Reaction: project fear!
Consequence: companies are leaving
reaction: project Fear, millenials have no backbone.
Risible as previous poster explained.
My bad. No excuses
Isn’t she supposed to go down with the ship?
Getting out of London hardly counts as not going down with the ship.
Anyway, all this hard core doom and gloom, one gets the impressions the media (the same fuckers who poisoned people’s minds and encouraged Brexit) are loving this crisis, and are printing as much panic as possible.
Media outlets are businesses that thrive on people reading bad news, so yeah. The worst thing ever would be that people were happy.
draxen
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It looks like we’re heading for a deal…
Notice Jeremy Corbyn - he has his sleeves rollled up. This means serious business :)
I mean, there’s no way May’s going to accept those terms. It’s basically the EEA in all but name, plus customs union. And unless it’s in name as well, the EU’s probably not going to accept it either.
This violates a great many of May’s red lines, and I think the EU would at least reopen negotiations (presumably extending Article 50) if her red lines were dropped. I think there’s a better deal than May’s current one, within that bigger negotiating space.
But yes, May won’t ever accept that, nor will most of her party, and probably not the DUP.
Based on that article, sounds like staying in the EU…
In which case just stay!
Corbyn might want to appease the ethno-nationalists and facilitate a Tory Brexit, but Labour will be punished for it by their voterbase.
and now they are worried.
The letter’s the same old line about keeping options on the table as agreed at conference. At a certain point he has to, you know, choose one of the options.
His actual policy is LOOK! A SPIDER! /runs
Question for anyone who knows: how does a second referendum poll generally, then among Labour and Conservative voters? Does Brexit generally have equal backing among the two groups of voters (Labour and Conservative)?
Second question, not even remotely. First question, you’ll have to be more specific. The fact of a referendum, or the wording of it? The answer to the first also depends quite a lot on what the proposed wording is (eg May deal v Remain, May deal or no, ranked preference of three options etc) . Either way, a second referendum isn’t particularly popular.
