slither wrote:Dazzler wrote: The default position is that the UK crashes out of the EU on March 29th with no safety ropes.
It would serve them right if they did. (no pun intended)
Why?
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slither wrote:Dazzler wrote: The default position is that the UK crashes out of the EU on March 29th with no safety ropes.
It would serve them right if they did. (no pun intended)
Dazzler wrote:slither wrote:Dazzler wrote: The default position is that the UK crashes out of the EU on March 29th with no safety ropes.
It would serve them right if they did. (no pun intended)
Why?
Dazzler wrote:slither wrote:Dazzler wrote: The default position is that the UK crashes out of the EU on March 29th with no safety ropes.
It would serve them right if they did. (no pun intended)
Why?
slither wrote:Dazzler wrote:slither wrote:Dazzler wrote: The default position is that the UK crashes out of the EU on March 29th with no safety ropes.
It would serve them right if they did. (no pun intended)
Why?
The plutocrats have fooled the ignorant masses by playing on nativist fears.
We're in the same predicament.
Brexit is to be condemned, as are the MAGA fools here in the U.S.
People can vote for whomever they choose, but at some point reason must prevail.
Tell me something, Dazz: Do the same people who support Brexit feel any affinity toward Trump?
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/13/us/p ... ment-.html
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... pean-union
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ack-brexit
https://thehill.com/opinion/internation ... supporters
https://psmag.com/news/regions-with-mor ... and-brexit
Just curious.
slither wrote:Where's Thatcher when you need her, eh?
MileHighDenver wrote:Looks like Friday is May day. Maybe another vote is not out of the question.
Dazzler wrote:Brexit devours another leader. Who'll be next?
Dazzler wrote:I think it's the only way out.
Dazzler wrote:Either way, there's a deadlock that's not only politically explosive, but actually impossible to resolve without triggering a series of cascading constitutional crises. A public vote would at least give Parliament cover to do something.
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