Remainers: When are you taking to the streets?

[chilango]

When and where are protests?

 

[mauvais]

Well, I'm going to urinate on MI5 for a start.

Fucking pencils?!

 

[mk12]

Lots of anti-Brexit, pro-migrant demonstrators congregated around the shard at the moment, apparently (according to Twitter).

 

[weepiper]

Glasgow and Edinburgh had solidarity with migrants demos this evening. Couple of thousand at the Edinburgh one by the look of the pictures

 

[chilango]

You'd hope so given the passion/bile/anger the result seems to have generated amongst Remainers.

Care that much? Take to the streets.

 

[weepiper]

Protests held in Glasgow and Edinburgh over EU vote ‘racism’

Hundreds march through Bristol after Brexit vote

 

[Geri]

Monday 6.30.

 

[mk12]

Monday 6.30.

Why?

 

[treelover]

Maybe when they have finished they could go to the estates and take some stuff for the foodbanks for the thickos.

 

[Pickman's model]

Maybe when they have finished they could go to the estates and take some stuff for the foodbanks for the thickos.

yeh, no remainers live on council estates

 

[treelover]

That is the supposition these protesters seem to make, we are all ignorant, thickos.etc.

 

[Mr.Bishie]

That is the supposition these protesters seem to make, we are all ignorant, thickos.etc.

Fucking give it up.

 

[treelover]

No.

 

[SaskiaJayne]

Should one be taking to the streets to protest about a democratic decision though? I think plenty are not giving brexit a chance. The time for insurrection may or may not come in a few years time.

 

[treelover]

Fucking give it up,

apparently that is the answer to your concerns.

 

[Mr.Bishie]

Should one be taking to the streets to protest about a democratic decision though? I think plenty are not giving brexit a chance. The time for insurrection may or may not come in a few years time.

The link up above about the Scottish protest, fucking right they should!

 

[mk12]

I just don't see what the purpose of these demonstrations is. If they're angry at those that voted to leave, perhaps they should go and protest outside their houses?

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Should one be taking to the streets to protest about a democratic decision though? I think plenty are not giving brexit a chance. The time for insurrection may or may not come in a few years time.

No they should not, they don't believe in democracy, as demonstrated by their desire to stay in the EU.

I imagine your town will respect the will of the people though

 

[ItWillNeverWork]

The left should be using the opportunity to shape the form that the exit takes. Calling for another referendum just leaves that space open for the right. Make this a Lexit!

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

The left should be using the opportunity to shape the form that the exit takes. Calling for another referendum just leaves that space open for the right. Make this a Lexit!

Labour's too busy trying to oust Corbyn. FFS

 

[Pickman's model]

That is the supposition these protesters seem to make, we are all ignorant, thickos.etc.

yeh. but tbh you do seem to go out of your way to prove that in at least one case they're right.

 

[treelover]

The left should be using the opportunity to shape the form that the exit takes. Calling for another referendum just leaves that space open for the right. Make this a Lexit!

Yes, like Mason alludes to, they should own Exit.

 

[SaskiaJayne]

The link up above about the Scottish protest, fucking right they should!

The Scots voted to stay in the UK. I think probably what swung it was that nobody could give an answer about the currency they would use. The EU made it plain that if Scotland voted to leave the UK there would be no automatic entry into the EU & it could take years before they could join so how would it work if they voted for independence now? They would not be in the EU & Westminster stated quite clearly they could not use the £ if they left the UK.

 

[Lord Camomile]

Should one be taking to the streets to protest about a democratic decision though?

I do find it a slightly odd thing too (voted Remain, for what it's worth).

However, I do think there's merit to pro-Europe/migrant/people events as a reactionto the worrying increase in "go home" sentiment, that could be attended by Remain and Leave voters (because I'm pretty sure a lot of them still like Europeans, if not the EU) alike.

 

[Dr. Furface]

The Scots voted to stay in the UK. I think probably what swung it was that nobody could give an answer about the currency they would use. The EU made it plain that if Scotland voted to leave the UK there would be no automatic entry into the EU & it could take years before they could join so how would it work if they voted for independence now? They would not be in the EU & Westminster stated quite clearly they could not use the £ if they left the UK.

McBitcoins

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

The Scots voted to stay in the UK. I think probably what swung it was that nobody could give an answer about the currency they would use. The EU made it plain that if Scotland voted to leave the UK there would be no automatic entry into the EU & it could take years before they could join so how would it work if they voted for independence now? They would not be in the EU & Westminster stated quite clearly they could not use the £ if they left the UK.

Spain won't allow them to join or they'll lose Catalonia. Independent Scotland would be very independent indeed. Especially with the rest of the world fracking their oil for a fraction of the cost of the North Sea stuff.

Cameron's opened such a can of worms, Millipede's dad may have been the fella who hated Britain, pig fucker would seem to be the man who hated the whole fucking planet.

 

[Pickman's model]

Spain won't allow them to join or they'll lose Catalonia. Independent Scotland would be very independent indeed. Especially with the rest of the world fracking their oil for a fraction of the cost of the North Sea stuff.

Cameron's opened such a can of worms, Millipede's dad may have been the fella who hated Britain, pig fucker would seem to be the man who hated the whole fucking planet.

well said

 

[treelover]

I do find it a slightly odd thing too (voted Remain, for what it's worth).

However, I do think there's merit to pro-Europe/migrant/people events as a reactionto the worrying increase in "go home" sentiment, that could be attended by Remain and Leave voters (because I'm pretty sure a lot of them still like Europeans, if not the EU) alike.

If they are combined with say support for collections for food banks, etc, they may get popular support, etc.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

well said

Thank you.

 

[Pickman's model]

Thank you.

you're welcome you come out with these well thought out posts on a frequent basis