Quote (Black XistenZ @ 13 Mar 2019 00:16)
might be a bit hyperbolic, but if May and/or Corbyn seriously just go "welp, it didnt work out, let's cancel this whole brexit thing", then we might very well be on our way to PM Farage.
i'd LOVE to see that - but you don't actually expect that twat to accept any real responsibility and deal with the political fallout of his fearmongering and lying, do you? he'd rather get another term in the european parliament that he despises so much (not enough to reject his taxpayer funded pension though ofc), make a couple of attention-grabbing public statements to show how much he opposes the EU, but otherwise live the cozy life of the 'lazy EU bureaucrat' that he constantly bitches about...
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ 13 Mar 2019 04:34)
Second Referendum is fine, it's perfectly justified regarding the rise of fart right fuckoffs populists on social medias and the unbelievable shit western countries are facing because of it. Populists lied on many points and, the most important - and a proof -: they avoided to take the brexit lead, it's a complete disgrace.
No one can argue seriously against a confirmation button. Problem is T. May is limited and refused to do it. Maybe she can still change her mind later or being "forced" by Mp's. Else it's 3 months delay, then few years, without a seat in EU parliament, humiliating.
Noticed EU countries have been pretty much united all along 👌
technically maybe, but i strongly oppose it for several reasons:
- first of all, it shouldn't matter how un- and misinformed voters were, they all had the opportunity to do their research, it's not like the information wasn't available - so their vote should count. the fact that the scam artists (farage, johnson...) avoided to take any political responsibility shouldn't matter either because again, to any somewhat informed voter they were easily identifiable as such, and it's not illegal to lie to the public like that during a campaign.
- secondly, it would be awful to have the uk remain after this - if they voted that way. a significant portion of their population would (somewhat rightfully) feel screwed over by their government, and be even more opposed to the EU than they had been anyway. given the severe problems the EU faces already, it's time to end this unfortunate alliance for good now. also, on what conditions would we take them back should they switch to remain now? still the special treatment they had before, despite this whole episode? how would that be fair towards all the other members? no, the bitching, scapegoating, and simultaneous cream skimming has to end here.
#hardbrexitnow
#leavemeansleave
#chlorinatedchicken