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Will we have a brexit?


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I do wonder whether overall this has been something of a boon stability-wise for the EU, in that its amply demonstrated to some of the more recalcitrant populations what happens when even a relatively big player tries to break away from the bloc.
hmmm. not so sure about that. Everyone was singing the praises of EU stability after the french and dutch elections earlier in the year. Then brussels collectively shat their pants when the AFD did so well in German elections in autumn.
If the Germans get any more eurosceptic the games up with Brussels. What with all the talk of Schultz forcing Merkel to make a grand coalition back EU federalism we could see Euroscepticism go off the charts. Germany's done very nicely with the satus quo - i.e profiting from the poorer nations position - there's a huge portion of the german population that would prefer to grab the money and run rather than have all those southern debts put on them and have thier tax cash decided upon by some portugese or italian in Brussels.
 
I don't really get why people are going on about NF's pension. What logic, moral or otherwise, says that he shouldn't recieve it?

Because he did fuck all for it? He didn’t represent the UK, he didn’t contribute to the EU’s work or explain it’s decisions. It’s also massive hypocrisy.
 
Because he did fuck all for it? He didn’t represent the UK, he didn’t contribute to the EU’s work or explain it’s decisions. It’s also massive hypocrisy.
He did just not in a constructive manner.
Hard to say he didn't represent the UK when iirc they were our largest party there... And the only party to be fully on the winning side of the referendum.


Still a cunt though
 
hmmm. not so sure about that. Everyone was singing the praises of EU stability after the french and dutch elections earlier in the year. Then brussels collectively shat their pants when the AFD did so well in German elections in autumn.
If the Germans get any more eurosceptic the games up with Brussels. What with all the talk of Schultz forcing Merkel to make a grand coalition back EU federalism we could see Euroscepticism go off the charts. Germany's done very nicely with the satus quo - i.e profiting from the poorer nations position - there's a huge portion of the german population that would prefer to grab the money and run rather than have all those southern debts put on them and have thier tax cash decided upon by some portugese or italian in Brussels.
Xtimes-people knowing that many germans think that. The game is at least on edge.
 
I don't really get why people are going on about NF's pension. What logic, moral or otherwise, says that he shouldn't recieve it?

No, there's no logic says he in particular shouldn't get it. But there's a certain amount of hypocrisy if someone's been (a) spending a decade decrying the EU gravy train and (b) spending a year insisting that Britain doesn't have to be responsible for, inter alia, MEPs' ongoing pensions.
 
Cogent, incisive analysis as always. C'mon, make an effort to explain to us lesser mortals at least occasionally.
Explain what? Every post is from posh people talking about how it effects them in some parody of involvement. Not a single one about what drove brexit - because, we're out the picture already. It's the posh remainers brexit as much as the posh brexiters brexit. This disgusting thread shows it.
 
Explain what? Every post is from posh people talking about how it effects them in some parody of involvement. Not a single one about what drove brexit - because, we're out the picture already. It's the posh remainers brexit as much as the posh brexiters brexit. This disgusting thread shows it.

What on earth is your definition of posh here?
 
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Explain what? Every post is from posh people talking about how it effects them in some parody of involvement. Not a single one about what drove brexit - because, we're out the picture already. It's the posh remainers brexit as much as the posh brexiters brexit. This disgusting thread shows it.
Fuck off. You don't get to tell who is posh or not or whose is concern is not

You have a totally unrealistic idea about people's concerns. Your absurd dismissal of their ideas as 'posh' shows that.

Come here to London and tell us that. You don't have the first idea what it is to be struggling in London.
 
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Fuck off. You don't get to tell who is posh or not or whose is concern is not

You have a totally unrealistic idea about people's concerns. Your absurd dismissal of their ideas as 'posh' shows that.

Come here to London and tell us that. You don't have the first idea what it is to be struggling in London.
Come here to london. Are you serious - i live on a fucking campbed at work for 5 days a week? I'm 47. I'm homeless. I get £112 a week. You private school boy try to privilege me?

Also, your outraged post failed to have anything to do with my post.
 
Come here to london. Are you serious - i live on a fucking campbed at work for 5 days a week? I'm 47. I'm homeless. I get £112 a week. You private school boy try to privilege me?

Also, your outraged post failed to have anything to do with my post.

Whilst I don't want to pry into the circumstances of a complete stranger on a buletin board, why do you only get £112 a week if you work 5 days a week?
 
Gove appears to be positioning himself for PM sometime in the future. Gove says voters can change Brexit deal it could read as his suggesting a Tory leadership at next GE offering to make brexit harder whereas Labour might be offering a softer version. I suppose it’s a clever move? It’s pointless the hard brexitiers continuing to rail against the government’s compromise of paying £billions etc so let the voters decide at next GE?

It does rather assume though that at next GE voters main priority will be brexit & not housing & the NHS.
 
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