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hiraethified
One day - when the UK sees sense and rejoins the EU - people will look back in utter amazement at the sheer stupidity of Brexit.
It must have cost this country tens of billions and fucked over countless businesses.
A thank you to Brexiteers.
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It must have cost this country tens of billions and fucked over countless businesses.
PTK
Paul Kegan
Drug shortages, now normal in UK, made worse by Brexit, report warns
Some shortages are so serious they are imperilling the health and even lives of patients with serious illnesses, pharmacy bosses say
Humberto
Justice is order
It's trading prosperity for a load of Tory guff about fantastic trade deals yet to emerge (because they won't). The state of Boris Johnson and his Golden Age ballbaggery.
T & P
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I’d like to think that day might come sooner than expected, when the Brexit-voting population increasingly dies off, and their children and grandchildren become of voting age and it dawns on them what a selfish move was of their progenitors to vote for something that irrevocably and permanently removed the priceless right to live and work in other EU nations not just for them but for their own children and grandchildren.
I can also imagine those living in deprived communities that had for decades prior benefited from EU subsidies, and whose parents inexplicably voted for the option in a referendum that would directly lead to such support ending and leaving everyone of limited economic means far worse of, scratching their heads and wondering what in the name of fuck were their parents thinking.
prunus
Tick tock.
What a cunt. What an absolute cunt.
I need a rage reality check - can I ask any brexit supporters on here: do any of you agree with Sunak’s position here? Ie that such a scheme shouldn’t be implemented, given that the EU seem willing to do so?
This is not a call-out or fight instigation, I just find it very difficult sometimes to disentangle the varied and contradictory position in favour of brexit from each other and from proponents of it, who I know logically cannot agree with every pro-brexit/isolationist idea out there, and end up assuming everyone believes it all. Thank you.
gosub
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Ffs..they spent ages saying we want an Australian style immigration system...that sounded a similar sort of scheme to the
Australian One
ska invita
back on the other side
my guess is this is being kite-flown now with a view for Starmer to adopt it later
the medicine unavailability thing is fucked - i remember people worrying about that before the vote
although how much is brexit's fault in this is not clear from the article
Yossarian
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I guess Sunak is gambling that appealing to the "Noooooo, they want to take my Brexit" voters behind the 2019 landslide is a better bet than trying to increase the party's fraction of the vote with people 18 to 30.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Best to tag The39thStep to check
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
Guardian reported that Starmer was opposed to it as well.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
I'm fine thanks, just had no internet for a week locally due to some fault. I hope everything is good in Yossland .
This should be right up your street
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
the left exiters are to busy argue about why NATO is a fault for the Ukraine war to care about Brexit anymore
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
AnnO'Neemus
Is so vanilla
Might mean the death knell for some small businesses.
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Might mean the death knell for some small businesses.
Yeah but only Remoaner Middle Class ones not real whippet and mining ones
AnnO'Neemus
Is so vanilla
Like, as in agree, not like like. Apparently Cornish fishermen mostly voted for Brexit, thinking they could take back control of fishing grounds. Suspect they're also entering the find out phase.
Yossarian
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Brexit has opened up the opportunity for all these businesses to be nationalised, the only small hurdle remaining is electing a government willing to nationalise all these businesses
Serge Forward
Just enjoyin' my coffee.
Which was always a bit odd seeing as there are plenty of nationalised industries in EU countries.
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
The EU was always a fig leaf excuse for the government to palm off responsibility to the free market and then shrug saying “look what EU made me do”
I cannot stress enough a major reason for me voting remain is because I didnt want to be stuck on an island alone with these cunts in charge
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hiraethified
"Hey, young people!
FUCK YOU"
FUCK YOU"
UK rejects EU free movement for young people offer
The EU Commission said UK and EU citizens under 30 should be able to work or study for up to four years.
www.bbc.co.uk
prunus
Tick tock.
I understand that politics is politics, but I can’t see what that would be supposed to achieve?
Raheem
Well-Known Member
Well, the rejection is inevitable and the EU must know this, so we start from there and try to work out why they are bothering.
I think maybe they are trying to generate UK media and social media comment saying what a good idea it would be.
I tried googling but couldn't find much could you give some examples? And more significantly were any of those industries nationalised under current EU state aid rules?
I had a look at this on wikipedia and scanning through it couldn't find anything really but I'm sure it's not a full list. Obviously there are state owned companies but my understanding is that industries as a whole are to be subject to competition. One of the few examples on that link is French public transport RATP Group except due to EU law it is currently in the process of being marketised with private sector companies brought in.
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