Collateral damage of a choice Britons made. Collateral damage of a government Britons elected. A government that frequently does things that suggest it has little more than ignorance and contempt for us on the continent. That time and time again tries to have its cake and eat it too, no matter how many times we say they can’t. It’s tiring and my patience has run out, so yes, you suffer for the decision your compatriots made. That’s how I feel, it may be unfair, but there it is.
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Lies!
I mean, not the Socialist Republic part, but then I couldn’t help but notice that Wales elects some Tory MPs now, which is deeply distressing to me.
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For fucks sake
I didn’t vote for it, neither did my neighbours.
I didn’t vote for them, neither did my neighbours.
Your repeated jizzing at the prospect of Brexit chaos seems sociopathic to me.
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I suppose he has his reasons.
Look, feel free to disagree vehemently with me, I know there’s plenty of reason to. But since you decided to judge my mental health from a few paragraphs of text on the internet I don’t see the point of continuing this discussion.
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Then lets make it official.
Do not reply to me on the BBS again, and I will do likewise.
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We have a shortge of abbatoirs, too, I believe.
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That’s because you never gave Mr. Wiggin (of Ironside & Malone) a break.
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Then I guess you’ll have to do it the old fashioned way, won’t you.
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Is there any way we could make this worse?
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Ah, the halcyon days of the British Hamberder…
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“I want that one.”
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That was 40 years ago - Modern industrial farming (and everything else) has changed a lot since then.
Do you not think the reason that Parliament is so combative, why the course of Brexit has been so chaotic is because what is presented is nothing like the “choice” taken by a 52% of the voters?
The General Election reduced the government to a minority administration, with large sections of that voting against it’s own party again and again.
If this were simply a case of xenophobic/nationalist nation “getting what it deserved” then I’ll conceed your point - but it’s not - its a subversion of democracy (lies upon lies) that are being uncovered and acted upon by pro-EU citizen/MPs and group AND now those that voted leave.
The mess and chaos is mostly due to the adults in the room taking charge - I fear it’s too late.
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Although I’m a Remainer, there’s a little bit of my mind – about 5% – which relishes the prospect of a really shitty chaotic Hard Brexit.
I’m pretty sure the fallout will make the Tory Party unelectable for a generation, and probably Labour too for having helped usher it in.
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This just in, England to become a major exporter of natural gas. Full story at eleven.
This is the slowest motion train wreck I’ve ever witnessed. At some point I was grudgingly impressed with May’s stick-to-it-iveness even if I thought she was wrong. Now I’m convinced she lives in a fantasy world and is able to take all of the ridicule because she doesn’t even know it’s happening.
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