It’s not just the handling of Brexit we’re all pissed off about though. It’s all the rest of it: the assault on public services, the demonization and victimisation of the poor, the old and the infirm, the income inequality, the burning to death of poor people in shitty housing, etc, etc. Brexit is a done deal, these idiots aren’t going to do a volte face now. What we do after is anyone’s guess, it just seems, cheeringly for once, that no bugger wants the Tories in charge. Which is nice.
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It ain’t over until it’s over. May should have put Brexit to the Commons vote: she had no legal right to assume executive powers. We may recognise the office of Prime Minister, and the result of a referendum, but neither of these are actually recognised by such constitution as we have - the responsibility for governing is laid on the whole house of commons equally (well not quite equally, - there is a special mad bit about the Speaker, but you know what I mean). Okay, Europe cannot be expected to follow these quibbles, and probably accepted Clause 50 when it happened. But it could be reversed.
Some of Europe is experimenting with the basic wage. We are leaving just as it is getting really interesting. Poohs to that.
My Mum, sadly no longer with us, stopped voting for those clowns after Suez. Her ban lasted 60 years. Sadly, I probably have not as many years left to ban them, but I will do what I can. We might even get a human, non-dogmatic version of socialism, once the current toxic clowns have been pelted off stage. Yay.
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