Brexit

[hayZ]

I really didn't want to leave. I believe we were stronger together and in business we benefit a lot from workers from abroad at all levels. For example, my business employs a ton of cleaners that are from other EU countries.

The problem is, if we don't leave we are going to appear SO weak now and we will be in an awful position moving forward when it comes to bargaining or negotiating for anything. We HAVE to leave but we need a proper arrangement when it comes to doing so.

[Theodore]

nah **** has hit the fan now, theresa may will be gone soon enough because the conservatives know they dont have a hope in hell of winning the next election if shes in charge. in terms of her reputation she may actually go down as the worst prime minister of all time.
its gonna be a no deal brexit. trust me a 2nd referendum will go exactly the same way as the first, in fact people dislike the eu even more now as they havent been reasonable in negotiations. all the polls about us wanting to stay are bull****, every poll in the build up to the 1st one said we were gonna remain. noone who voted leave has changed their mind its the lefties in the media making **** up

Will there be civil unrest if May or another PM wants another referendum or goes back on Brexit?

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LOL. There are still "stronger together" people while the EU is dangling the UK upside down punching it in the stomach for trying to leave the gang.

You weren't together, you were & still are a vassal state to an empire ruled by foreign money.

[The Ox]

What's the positive in the current deal May is pushing?

You are still following EU rules but now you cant have a say in them.

So how is this deal anti-globalist?

You got played! They fed you tosh and lapped it up.

There is none, rip the deal up and trade on WTO terms

[siablo14]

There is none, rip the deal up and trade on WTO terms

Business will not like that and move. Taking their jobs with them.

[Kris Silver]

Please acquire a basic grasp of history before endeavoring politics. "Very nationalistic times". LOL. Shame on your parents.

Firstly - as for not having the guts to directly respond or quote and sending the above red karma, don’t think that’s un-noticed. You shameless pu%%y.

LOL. There are still "stronger together" people while the EU is dangling the UK upside down punching it in the stomach for trying to leave the gang.

You weren't together, you were & still are a vassal state to an empire ruled by foreign money.

Nationalistic meaning; having strong patriotic feelings, especially a belief in the superiority of one's own country over others.

It’s quite reasonable in the current climate to suggest there is a rise in nationalistic agendas. Trump openly admits it, Macron has openly warned about the dangers of it. So to dismiss a mere remark and take it out of context shows how stubbornly entrenched you are in your own mind.

If the UK and most euro countries are vassal states – then you are claiming you know better than hundreds of millions of people.

Off the top of your head, name one significant law you would want the UK or any euro country to be free from?

[The Ox]

Business will not like that and move. Taking their jobs with them.

Thought they were going to do that after the vote?

We should join Russia tbh, they have a leader with balls.

[siablo14]

Thought they were going to do that after the vote?

We should join Russia tbh, they have a leader with balls.

They are waiting to see if it's a hard Brexit. If it's a hard Brexit they will leave, if it's a soft Brexit like May's deal they will stay put.

Yeah. Join Russia. You wouldn't even get an opportunity to do a Brexit.

[siablo14]

Not really sure but it seems you guys will be getting a soft Brexit.

Where the hard Brexit folks at? Because the joke is on y'all.

[denium]

For me, Pat Condell sums it up best.