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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:ive seen some leavers saying all the brexit delays are so the supporters die off and im wondering why people who are so close to checking out are deciding the future for everybody else They're boomer cunts who want to salt the earth behind them out of spite, cos it's not like wot they remember and they're all getting alzheimers
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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:ive seen some leavers saying all the brexit delays are so the supporters die off and im wondering why people who are so close to checking out are deciding the future for everybody else my parents neighbour had terminal cancer and voted for brexit. he died 2 months after the vote. he didn't think it was inappropriate to vote for something so massive on the future that he wouldn't see
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tarbrush posted:I am pretty sure the Lib Dems are once incinerated twice shy about propping up the conservatives. No, on the contrary. The Lib Dems have lost the support of the young and the people who considered them a sort-of-lefty anti-authoritarian party. The only people left supporting the Lib Dems are the ones who were absolutely fine with the coalition shenanigans, the party has nothing to lose by doing more dirty deals with the tories in future.
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tarbrush posted:Fucks sake. Between him and Farron and Cleggles you can see how the party shat itself out of existence. why would you ever admit to supporting the lib dems post coalition?
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Oct 25, 2018 11:08
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lol not joining the WTO is really bad unless your economy is based on subsistence farming
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Jel Shaker posted:lol not joining the WTO is really bad unless your economy is based on subsistence farming https://twitter.com/faisalislam/status/1055393116667199488 (I only hazily understand the rest of the thread, but apparently it's not a question of membership.  )
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Cerebral Bore posted:why would you ever admit to supporting the lib dems post coalition? I'd hoped they had learned their lesson. Evidently not
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prefect posted:https://twitter.com/faisalislam/status/1055393116667199488 ah, so it’ll be membership but without the benefits of membership? (I’m also not sure, and it’s almost like all these neoliberal superstate institutions were designed to be confusing to the average pleb)
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tarbrush posted:I'd hoped they had learned their lesson. Hell, if nothing else I can respect your evidently boundless capacity for optimism. Jel Shaker posted:ah, so it’ll be membership but without the benefits of membership? Well, it's not that the UK won't be a member, it's that only being a member and nothing else is really loving bad and basically removes any real ability for protectionism of any kind. So guess whose markets will be flooded and whose industries will be outcompeted in short order after a hard Brexit?
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Voting to leave the EU because they're unelected bureaucrats with too much power only to fall back on the WTO where any one of 100+ nations has a veto, to own my own country
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Oct 25, 2018 12:43
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Nothing the WTO does is binding, because it's legislation, not laws - Pub Brexit Man
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Cerebral Bore posted:Hell, if nothing else I can respect your evidently boundless capacity for optimism. It's the Lib dem way, close your eyes and hope for the best.
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tarbrush posted:It's the Lib dem way, close your eyes and hope for the best. Thankfully, we now have an actual leftist labour party!
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Samovar posted:Thankfully, we now have an actual leftist labour party! If I was a leftist, I'd vote Labour. Actually, I still might, I haven't looked up my new mp yet.
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tarbrush posted:If I was a leftist, I'd vote Labour. Actually, I still might, I haven't looked up my new mp yet. Have you considered getting better opinions?
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Cerebral Bore posted:Have you considered getting better opinions? Not really my style
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tarbrush posted:Not really my style Have you considered a style that doesn't involve being constantly dunked on all the time by your foes and exploited mercilessly by your laughing masters
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Have you considered a style that doesn't involve being constantly dunked on all the time by your foes and exploited mercilessly by your laughing masters Forget it, hes a liberal. He deserves the treatment
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/oct/25/no-deal-brexit-could-raise-price-of-mince-by-50-meat-industry-saysquote:The price of mince would go up 50% in the event of no Brexit deal, the meat industry has warned. quote:Politicians who see Brexit as an opportunity for British farming have argued that farmers simply need to “grow more”.
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alphabettitouretti posted:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/oct/25/no-deal-brexit-could-raise-price-of-mince-by-50-meat-industry-says HAHAHAHAHAHA!! You're gonna be fighting over rinds our garbage surplus cheese by this time next year.
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I wonder if I can get back in touch with my ex internet gf if she's a brexit refugee Or some other brexit refugee gal, anyway.
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Zeroisanumber posted:HAHAHAHAHAHA!! Nah it's cool we'll just grow more cheese
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Obliterati posted:To be fair this is only because your average gammon couldn't find India on a map I must admit I was probably guilty of this so I looked at Google Maps. Wow, Russia is HUGE
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Dead Goon posted:I must admit I was probably guilty of this so I looked at Google Maps. don’t maps use a weird projection? ie Greenland is the size of Europe but is actually a tiny island
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Jel Shaker posted:don’t maps use a weird projection? ie Greenland is the size of Europe but is actually a tiny island Russia's actually the largest country in the world, by area. (Canada is #2.)
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Jel Shaker posted:don’t maps use a weird projection? ie Greenland is the size of Europe but is actually a tiny island It's smaller than it looks on your standard Mercator map, but Russia's still huge.
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tarbrush posted:Not really my style Just curious, you vote lib dem and dont like Tory triangulation but don't like leftism are you: A) worried about a return to the shoddy 70s where the bins didn't get taken out B) worried about what happened to Maoist China and the USSR C) 60 years old ?
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Avirosb posted:Must be cool to have such expansive borders with basically nothing going for it on much of the inside. they killed Napoléon with boredom though
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Avirosb posted:Must be cool to have such expansive borders with basically nothing going for it on much of the inside. But enough about America.
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Russia today is the glorious future our brexit leaders hope for
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Hentai Jihadist posted:Just curious, you vote lib dem and dont like Tory triangulation but don't like leftism are you: Partly shoddy 70s, partly liking some lib dem policies rather than dislike of Labour's Also Brexit. If Corbyn turns round and pulls Norway out of the hat, then file me under 'I've made a huge mistake', but I don't think that leaving Europe in order to bring back state aid is a good idea on any count.
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alphabettitouretti posted:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/oct/25/no-deal-brexit-could-raise-price-of-mince-by-50-meat-industry-says *looks at country that hasn't been a serious agricultural producer in over a century* Hmm yes, we should be able to turn this around in a month or two.
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Elman posted:But enough about America. The US only shares land borders with two other countries so they don't have the same excuse for their extreme paranoia 
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Avirosb posted:The US only shares land borders with two other countries so they don't have the same excuse for their extreme paranoia
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