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Grape posted:Did the UK always do this kind of Republican "lol gently caress the world we own!! suck my dicckkkk" stuff? It's entirely for his brexiteer ultra base back home. standing up to the krauts. boris' version of those brexit party MEPs turning their back on ode to joy
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Grape posted:Did the UK always do this kind of Republican "lol gently caress the world we own!! suck my dicckkkk" stuff? No. They used to do the "lol gently caress we own the world! suck my dicckkkk" a lot tho
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Grape posted:Did the UK always do this kind of Republican "lol gently caress the world we own!! suck my dicckkkk" stuff? owning the libs has always kind of been Boris's brand
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Martin BadClixx posted:Most brits I know are helluva rad but what the gently caress is going on with their elextexed officials in the last few decades It's always been like this, it's just become more obvious as our claims of superiority become increasingly laughable
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Avirosb posted:No. Oh yeah no doubt. I mean like post-war.... and outside of the places they still owned trying to leave after the war...
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Grape posted:Did the UK always do this kind of Republican "lol gently caress the world we own!! suck my dicckkkk" stuff? Republicans are the good guys over there.
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Grape posted:Did the UK always do this kind of Republican "lol gently caress the world we own!! suck my dicckkkk" stuff? What, did you think America came up with that on its own?
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I thought Britain's style was more standing off to the side and smirking, maybe quietly rubbing himself off.
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Grape posted:I thought Britain's style was more standing off to the side and smirking, maybe quietly rubbing himself off. stereotypically they’d have a Boy for that. he’d be called a Choking-Muffin or something and horsefaced prep school boys would fight over the chance to become one
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Nocturtle posted:Presumably in the case of a no-deal Brexit the UK waives all customs and import checks to stave off collapse. In that case the Irish border remains open but becomes a huge vector for smuggling goods into the EU. Maybe! EU doesn't have to waive them, though.
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DAD LOST MY IPOD posted:stereotypically they’d have a Boy for that. he’d be called a Choking-Muffin or something and horsefaced prep school boys would fight over the chance to become one viscount louis choking-muffin is the name of the current boy you wykehamist pleb the job title is fag
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sullat posted:EU doesn't have to waive them, though. to this very day people are still earnestly talking about a second referendum to walk back article 50. they honestly think this is a thing that could possibly happen reality is not relevant
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I'm so tired of all these brexits So what the play this time? Pretend like you are going to run away but this time actually do at least some minor preparations so you don't look like a total idiot when everyone calls your bluff?
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Mackers posted:to this very day people are still earnestly talking about a second referendum to walk back article 50. Why is it impossible or wacky that a second referendum that Remain wins happens? The moral/democratic argument is there, it's obviously untrue to say Leave voters were all voting for no-deal brexit. Labour has already laid out a legal route to a second referendum and it's still possible that enough remain MPs decide in the crunch to not be completely poo poo for once and support it. Martin BadClixx posted:That's why nobody in the eu likes them and they where helluva annoying trying to get anything done. Bruh loads of EU people love the UK because we swing the veto around. It's a whole thing that no-one is quite sure who will step up to be the new awkward fucker for the dumbest Commission poo poo if the UK leaves. Our officials are poo poo because New Labour was poo poo and didn't attack the power nexus while creating a party structure that means the current left-wing force is comprised of careerist ghouls that think meritocracy is a thing. It's insane, the membership and the leadership chosen by the membership might well be good but there's this whole layer of useless in the middle that won't allow the unrad to be removed on the left, and on the right it's tories/tartan tories.
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Martin BadClixx posted:All will be ruled by queen Ivanka trump No, we'll be ruled over by Prince Barron from his mountain palace built atop mount Snowdon. It will have a Moon Door through which political prisoners can thrown to be smashed on the rocks below, as Barron gleefully declares "let the Jam Man fly".
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Martin BadClixx posted:Most brits I know are helluva rad but what the gently caress is going on with their elextexed officials in the last few decades brexit
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AnoHito posted:Wait, so what's actually gonna happen with Ireland if there's a no deal Brexit? I know there's theoretically supposed to be a hard border, but wouldn't that be pretty much impossible in practice? In practice, yes. In the mindset of the English, no. Because ultimately those uppity bog dwellers in Ireland will come around once the 29 March 2019 deadline kicks in. At that point they will realize the folly of their ambition to become an independent country that has benefited enormously from being a fully signed-up member of the largest trading bloc on the planet. If they know what's good for them, they'll abandon decades of progress and come crawling back to the embrace of the Glorious British Empire. Hail Prince Barron, first of His name.
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I mean yeah if the UK doesn't enforce a border the EU will have to, but this also means that the UK is going to get sued into oblivion by the WTO for having uneven border access.
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Vitamin P posted:Why is it impossible or wacky that a second referendum that Remain wins happens? The moral/democratic argument is there, it's obviously untrue to say Leave voters were all voting for no-deal brexit. Labour has already laid out a legal route to a second referendum and it's still possible that enough remain MPs decide in the crunch to not be completely poo poo for once and support it. Yo Oswald Mosley, gently caress off.
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Martin BadClixx posted:Yes spent the first 2 thirds of this post thinking you were talking about the irish because that's what the post above you was talking about the dangers of not quoting
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cock hero flux posted:the dangers of not quoting
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cock hero flux posted:
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[/quote] the dangers of not quoting [/quote] [/quote]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHDPd4dRGEE&t=3752s This is what brexit means
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Voting choice in the uk has become unprecedentedy linked to age cohort in the last decade. The Tories now draw their support from a solid bloc of oldies, who reliably turn out to vote. The under 50's mainly vote Labour, Lib Dem or Green (The Tory vote among 18-24yr olds is about 10% or something else stupidly low) but are somewhat less likely to actually vote. Brexit, the current Tory government and Johnson as PM were all voted in by the olds, basically.
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Pistol_Pete posted:The Tories now draw their support from a solid bloc of oldies And their financial support from a rotting bloc of deadies
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ah, it’s GCSE results day so, in a similar fashion to A-levels results day, the media has multiple photos of .... scantily clad 16 year old girls! anyway, Epstein has no connections to the U.K. or the royal family and The Sun solved paedo-Britain in the aughts
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A professional photographer wrote an article about how all the posh private schools compete to get THEIR female teens in the papers, jumping in the air as they celebrate their results and how it was weird as hell when he thought about it.
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a good way to get yourself put on every watchlist going would be to search mail online for the phrase “all grown up”
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Grape posted:Did the UK always do this kind of Republican "lol gently caress the world we own!! suck my dicckkkk" stuff? Yes, the UK has always been poo poo
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Vitamin P posted:Bruh loads of EU people love the UK you've confused love with tolerate which is incredibly British of you
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jesus WEP posted:a good way to get yourself put on every watchlist going would be to search mail online for the phrase “all grown up” that rugrats spinoff was awful
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Vitamin Pissssssss
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Yo any goons heading to The World Transformed this year? Just got my tickets and wondered if anyone else was heading down to Brighton.
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MikeCrotch posted:Yo any goons heading to The World Transformed this year? Just got my tickets and wondered if anyone else was heading down to Brighton. is this an “brexit” ??
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Squizzle posted:is this an “brexit” ?? BrexIT
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