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The Consequences of Brexit [part 4]


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I guess the lesson from all this is "define your terms."

 

When you ask a simplistic question, you're unlikely to get a useful answer. Brexit really is a case in point.

 

 

 

Which means either:

  • The EU, and all its individual institutions and agencies.
  • The EU, but none of its individual institutions and agencies.
  • The EU, but not all of its institutions and agencies.

 

That's three flavours of Brexit right there.

 

Add as many dimensions as you want, fiscal, environmental, constitutional.

 

Now imagine the ballot paper for that referendum. You'd need 3D glasses.

 

Which is why we have a representational democracy, rather than the knee-jerk actions of a direct democracy, I thought.

 

Nevertheless - we have voted for it, so let's all make it the best Brexit possible.

 

For a given definition of "best" - which could mean (depending on your outlook, inter alia):

  • Retaining membership and/or cooperation with as many EU agencies and institutions as possible without being a member of the EU.
  • Refusing membership and/or cooperation with all EU agencies and institutions as possible.
  • Retaining membership and/or cooperation with selected EU agencies and institutions for purely national benefit, without being a member of the EU

 

Basically, we collectively lanced the boil on June 23rd last year, and now we're all covered in gallons of pus, pointing fingers of blame, whilst the wound festers on.

 

Progress!

YES but at least WE are in charge of the pus :thumbsup:

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That is the most cogent argument from the remain side I have ever seen.

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That is the most cogent argument from the remain side I have ever seen.

 

The patriotism part of Wilfred Owens Dulce et Decorum Est

 

That you didn't understand it.... the most accurate summation of the leave side I have ever seen.

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If anybody ever doubted that Brexiters were overwhelmingly daft watch Question Time now

 

They are brainwashed, just aggressively shouting lines straight out of the Daily Mail, often very aggressively and directly at females. These are mostly middle aged men that have totally lost the plot. Undignified nasty people.

 

No.

 

What 'Question Time' in Barnsley revealed was the yawning chasm between the views of the out of touch metropolitan Remainer elite and the decent working class folk who pay their salaries while being governed by EU rules.

 

People are getting very annoyed that we haven't left the EU yet, and I can't say that I blame them. To add to this we have those establishment conformist rebels who claim they are fighting for parliamentary sovereignty but have never concerned themselves about EU law having primacy over UK law in the past.

 

The divide between the ruled and those who rule us is growing larger every day...

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If anybody ever doubted that Brexiters were overwhelmingly daft watch Question Time now

 

They are brainwashed, just aggressively shouting lines straight out of the Daily Mail, often very aggressively and directly at females. These are mostly middle aged men that have totally lost the plot. Undignified nasty people.

As opposed to traitors, I'd take them any day.

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Spot on, plus over the nasty middle aged story tellers who's idea of happiness is a million people dying since the referendum and hoping most of them voted for brexit.

 

When did I ever say I was happy about it. They’re dying off. That’s a fact.

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