A thank you to Brexiteers.

[bimble]

Maybe that be your new hobby then. One day you might read some of malenkov's speeches, the next seek out weather maps from the 1970s and so on.

i do that stuff already, this afternoon for instance i learnt about the refuseniks and their failed airoplane hijacking attempt, and also some stuff about moths. That's not a hobby tho thats just the upside of being easily distracted.

 

[Mezzer]

No leave bubble here in TopCat land. I live in the real world. My daughter swore at me when the result came through, my mother says she despairs, my ex gf voted remain as did all her pals etc etc. It’s all a bit better natured than here though.

They're just being polite.

 

[TopCat]

I'm guessing the leave result has had very little effect on you am i guessing?

no work related issue or know anyone who had to apply for settle status or work thru the new immigration rules?

I know loads of people who applied for settled status. No one reported any problems other than one who had no documentation due to being a drunken bam. Even they got it though.

 

[TopCat]

I would think though that there must have been problems with some getting settled status given five million registered.

 

[Ax^]

and did they think having to jump through red tape that did not exsist before the vote as a good thing topcat?

seeming as nothing about the exit has negativily effected you i can see why you still think the leave vote was a good idea

not everyone lives in that bubble mate

 

[TopCat]

and did they think having to jump through red tape that did not exsist before the vote as a good thing tomcat?

Obviously not, or could not care much or just thought it a red tape not much hassle. That’s the spread of opinion.
Lots of my east European pals have got better jobs and pay rises recently too.

 

[TopCat]

This is the standard remoaniac response isn't it?

"That's not a benefit. Give me another one!"

No shame, it’s protected by the huge sense of self entitlement.

 

[TopCat]

and did they think having to jump through red tape that did not exsist before the vote as a good thing topcat?

seeming as nothing about the exit has negativily effected you i can see why you still think the leave vote was a good idea

not everyone lives in that bubble mate

Go on. List your personal disbenefits then.

 

[Ax^]

as someone who works in the transport/export sector do you want me to bore you

lets just say the planning for what happen after dec 31st was as piss fucking poor as the whole thing has been from the start

 

[TopCat]

as someone who work in the transport/export sector do you want me to bore you

So your work is harder.

But you still get paid.

Go on.

 

[bimble]

i'm kind of enjoying brexit today, the best bit was the Prime Minister going on TV and trying quite hard to pretend to not understand that farmers having to cull the animals they've raised and burn them / chuck them in a ditch because lack of butchers is a different thing to what they normally do which is kill them to sell for food, that was a bit special.

 

[TopCat]

i'm kind of enjoying brexit today, the best bit was the Prime Minister going on TV and trying quite hard to pretend to not understand that farmers having to cull the animals they've raised and burn them / chuck them in a ditch is a different thing to killing them to sell for food, that was a bit special.

Could they not give them away/let them go even? Sounds more like keeping prices level.

 

[Ax^]

So your work is harder.

But you still get paid.

Go on.

jesus you are a zealot we should say that to the farmers, Fishermen and producers in this country

just work harder your not in the eu anymore rejoice

oh do fuck off

 

[bimble]

Could they not give them away/let them go even? Sounds more like keeping prices level.

I would love that. Yes they should just hand them out or set them free to roam the land.

 

[TopCat]

Chucking them in ditches just seems spiteful.

 

[TopCat]

jesus you are a zealot we should say that to the farmers, Fishermen and producers in this country

just work harder your not in the eu anymore rejoice

oh do fuck off

So no list of personal disbenefits then.

I think it’s more an emotional loss for you personally.

 

[Ax^]

most of my job involves sending medicaiton direct to patients around the world.

lot of it involved in clincal trail stage 3 and 4 for horrible shit, before i could do this quite easily in the EU zone

now i have to work a little harder and the patients have to wait longer for the drugs to arrive

some times we get the joy them or the family calling us to check what the delay is

enough of a personal disbenefits for you

 

[TopCat]

most of my job involves sending medicaiton direct to patients around the world.

lot of it involved in clincal trail stage 3 and 4 for horrible shit, before i could do this quite easily in the EU zone

now i have to work a little harder and the patients have to wait longer for the drugs to arrive

some times we get the joy them or the family calling us to check what the delay is

enough of a personal disbenefits for you

Is that it?

 

[Ax^]

Is that it?

you give me the benifit more than we are out of the EU

because it a fucking daft idea of a benift when we still have torys running the country and an etonain as the PM

how the fuck is that a change of the status quo and if you idea is for anyone complaining to just work harder then you also a dullled fuckwit

 

[brogdale]

No shame, it’s protected by the huge sense of self entitlement.

And yet, as if by some universal law, balanced out by the self-delusion of those who bought into the idea that there could possibly be any benefits for our class from merely withdrawing from the Union.

 

[Spymaster]

because it a fucking daft idea of a benift when we still have torys running the country and an etonain as the PM

This is just nonsense though, isn't it. Absolute balderdash. Would it be less of a daft idea if Corbyn was running the show?

 

[bimble]

The government of deluded lunatics that we have in charge right now is not some bit of bad luck it's there thanks to brexit, it was elected to get brexit done, been culled of people who were not brexity enough, its brexit that gave us them.

 

[Ax^]

why with Corbyn in charge would we have railways be taken over by the government, looming food supply shortages , problems heating homes over winter and a fuel crisis caused because of lack of faith in governing party. they said don't panic so everyone paniced


hate to burst anyones bubble but was never a member of momentium or even that big a fan of Corbyn

but seriously the people who took us out of europe tackle every problem that arrises atm by blaming pervious governments not tackling the problems
when you been in power for 20 years that should not lead to a points advantage in the polls


but don't worry we taking back control by leaving the EU whilst ruled by our public schoolboy betters

 

[philosophical]

It is funny that the leave enthusiasts think that the UK has actually left the EU when there is a 300+ mile land border wide open between the two entities.
Well not that funny actually, the leave enthusiasts are nasty cunts whose thrill is about pissing others off, so they practice self delusion. The problem for the leave voters is that there are a lot of people not so deluded as them.
Leave enthusiasts being constantly reminded they're cunts is never going to go away, and so far the response(s) from them to that reminder is weak and predictable.
Come on leave enthusiasts, how about another round of retro justification that you voted leave in order to get a united Ireland, helps reinforce what delusional wankers you are?

 

[Spymaster]

The government of deluded lunatics that we have in charge right now is not some bit of bad luck it's there thanks to brexit, it was elected to get brexit done, been culled of people who were not brexity enough, its brexit that gave us them.

So if it weren't for Brexit the UK would have a fluffy Labour government.

Awww, cute!

 

[bimble]

So if it weren't for Brexit the UK would have a fluffy Labour government.

Awww, cute!

No. This is not a normal tory government this is a brexit government, if you don't see that that's just weird, look at them, their brexiteer-ness is the whole point of them and of everything they say.

 

[Ax^]

tbf the tory government will ride the result for the next 10 years to hold power at least

anyone saying anything else is just a remainer

 

[Pickman's model]

No. This is not a normal tory government this is a brexit government, if you don't see that that's just weird.

There's no such thing as a normal Tory government

 

[bimble]

tbf the tory government will ride the result for the next 10 years to hold power at least

anyone saying anything else is just a remainer

idk, I think it might not work out for them. Brexit did, as they hoped, 'save the tory party' but i think it may backfire on them quite soon.

 

[Spymaster]

No. This is not a normal tory government this is a brexit government, if you don't see that that's just weird, look at them, their brexiteer-ness is the whole point of them and of everything they say.

Go on then. What's a "normal Tory government"?