Brexit party on 31 January in London is going ahead. And it will be shit.

[krtek a houby]

Well, Brexit has fucked Labour and it may well fuck the Tories, depends how well we do as a country after the negotiation in December I guess.

Now we’re at the point of no return it’s in everyone’s interest that Brexit is a success.

In the "national" interest, eh

 

[krtek a houby]

Who would willingly want to remain under the control of an anti-democratic entity superstate ran by power mad limousine driven unaccountable self enriching sneering mandarins?

Far better to throw in yer lot with Trump's America, no doubt.

 

[redsquirrel]

Oh fucking hell, doh. Sorry, redsquirrel. I've no idea how we ended up in the line of argument we went down but it looks like it was my fault.

Nor probs.

 

[existentialist]

This has got to be a wind-up?

Nobody can be that bigoted.

Oh, they can, Marty1, they can...

 

[ska invita]

Great night - so many memories. Highlight was seeing Dominic Frisby LIVE!! Wow! A song for this brave new era. Lets get this to #1 people

 

[Mr Moose]

That’s why it’s vital that this country does exceptionally well economically - the feel good factor of an economic boom for all the country, not just the London bubble, would minimise resentment and reduce hard left press from promoting divisive division.

A Brexit driven globalist neoliberal economic boom? Yes, well done, that’ll get shared equally.

What does ‘doing exceptionally well economically’ even look like? Under the next five years of the Tories with a US trade deal?

 

[existentialist]

Great night - so many memories. Highlight was seeing Dominic Frisby LIVE!! Wow! A song for this brave new era. Lets get this to #1 people

What a fucking awful, featureless, bland voice. Who is this cunt, anyway?

 

[ska invita]

What a fucking awful, featureless, bland voice. Who is this cunt, anyway?

he was the big musical singalong highlight at last nights BREXIT CELEBRATION

Never mind the voice, its all about the lyrics

 

[existentialist]

he was the big musical singalong highlight at last nights BREXIT CELEBRATION

Never mind the voice, its all about the lyrics

They're not half as funny/clever as he thinks they are, either...

 

[sleaterkinney]

Seems great

 

[Proper Tidy]

It is lazy and dangerous to dismiss the big anti brexit majority among a population with no reason to feel itself to be European. It's really shit to dismiss that tbh. When people tell you a brexit vote will increase racism then a brexit vote increases racism you are duty bound to pay attention to what was said by those who got that prediction right. Maybe you can learn from them.

Christ. Two of you. It was really clearly about not assuming that majorities = everybody but if you want to assume you know what every individual thinks based on their colour or accent in the name of anti racism then you crack on. Fucks sake.

 

[Manter]

Who would willingly want to remain under the control of an anti-democratic entity superstate ran by power mad limousine driven unaccountable self enriching sneering mandarins?

We have our own local power mad limousine driven unaccountable self enriching sneering mandarins! British toffs for British people, eh?

 

[chilango]

Who would willingly want to remain under the control of an anti-democratic entity superstate ran by power mad limousine driven unaccountable self enriching sneering mandarins?

...and yet funnily enough that's exactly what we're left with.

 

[Manter]

...and yet funnily enough that's exactly what we're left with.

Ha! We thought the same thing at the same time. Does that mean we can form a Facebook campaign or something?

 

[brogdale]

Won't link to source as it's the Express...but this firmly cements Rosindell's position as the thickest vermin MP.

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Margaret Thatcher house, FFS

tbf, it proved to be one of the televised highlights of Brexit night...

 

[existentialist]

Ha! We thought the same thing at the same time. Does that mean we can form a Facebook campaign or something?

+1, although I only thought it and didn't say it

 

[Proper Tidy]

Nothing actually happened last night and the absolute meltdown on here

 

[Pickman's model]

tbf, it proved to be one of the televised highlights of Brexit night...

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More addams family than munsters

 

[Marty1]

We have our own local power mad limousine driven unaccountable self enriching sneering mandarins! British toffs for British people, eh?

Surely removing one set of parasites from the host is advantageous?

That reminds me, haven’t we paid £211 billion to the bullies from Brussels already?

No wonder they’re unhappy their cash cow is closing it’s coffers to them, less champagne evening events and limo rides

 

[klang]

.

that's the point everybody seems to have missed.

 

[The39thStep]

Maybe if you lived In the UK rather than Portugal you wouldn't post so much total bollocks about brexit and what it means.

Well at least I have some excuse , what’s yours?

 

[Steel Icarus]

What everyone has missed is that from 1997 to very recently you've had pro-EU governments implementing privatisation and austerity - a massive upwards siphon of money - and yet cos brioche might double in price it's conniption fits all round.

I agree with Nick

 

[The39thStep]

Im aware that you think that. Yes it does offend me. Don't lets mess about we don't agree.

Im fucking angry about Brexit and how its made my friends from other EU countries feel.

You seem to live in different place to me but what I hear is the opposite of what you say. And Im talkng from personal experience.

As I live in area with large Black British population they know from there own recent history of how freedom of movement can be curtailed. Ends up with Windrush scandal. Settled Status is no better than what Black British were promised when due to so called legitimate concerns about immigration free movement for Commonwealth people was ended.

And talking to my Black British friends there parents thought they woud be welcome in the Mother Country. They were dissapointed to say the least.

Ok that’s your view , I disagree and when I go back to Harlesden I find there are a wider views on the subject .

 

[The39thStep]

I actually don't know what this post means.

I think the brandy and coffee had kicked in affecting multi tasking during half time in the Benfica game tbh . I’ve no idea either

 

[Pickman's model]

What everyone has missed is that from 1997 to very recently you've had pro-EU governments implementing privatisation and austerity - a massive upwards siphon of money - and yet cos brioche might double in price it's conniption fits all round.

I agree with Nick

From the 1980s pro-eu govts privatising...

 

[Manter]

Surely removing one set of parasites from the host is advantageous?

That reminds me, haven’t we paid £211 billion to the bullies from Brussels already?

No wonder they’re unhappy their cash cow is closing it’s coffers to them, less champagne evening events and limo rides

There is so much misinformation in this and behind this, I’m not sure where to start: so I’m not sure I’ll bother. If you believe the problems with this country are that an evil external force stopped our governments from doing all the kind and lovely things they really wanted to.... well, you have a very rude awakening coming and I feel rather sorry for you.

 

[not-bono-ever]

happy freedom !

 

[Steel Icarus]

There is so much misinformation in this and behind this, I’m not sure where to start: so I’m not sure I’ll bother. If you believe the problems with this country are that an evil external force stopped our governments from doing all the kind and lovely things they really wanted to.... well, you have a very rude awakening coming and I feel rather sorry for you.

Tbf it's also been said of the EU that they have been the bulwark against UK governments imposing austerity and all the awful shit that goes with it, despite the fact it's happened anyway, and not in spite of the EU but because they're out of the same barrel.

 

[Marty1]

There is so much misinformation in this and behind this, I’m not sure where to start: so I’m not sure I’ll bother. If you believe the problems with this country are that an evil external force stopped our governments from doing all the kind and lovely things they really wanted to.... well, you have a very rude awakening coming and I feel rather sorry for you.

No and no thank you.

Regardless, you do agree that we pay the EU and exorbitant amount of money to be part of this so called project, and - a lot more than we get back?

 

[Pickman's model]

Tbf it's also been said of the EU that they have been the bulwark against UK governments imposing austerity and all the awful shit that goes with it, despite the fact it's happened anyway, and not in spite of the EU but because they're out of the same barrel.

... Despite the fact the UK govt has had vetoes and been represented at meetings for the last 47 years...