[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[DodgyAgent]

FTFY

[DodgyAgent]

Happy to concede that we cannot beat the establishment . We did our best to bring an end to corporatism and the cronyism that distinguishes the EU and it now look like it has failed.

Time to move on and rip off some more hapless workers

[GB9]

would the Brexiters please stop sulking

Milan.

Who is sulking?

We'll get there. You stick to polishing your spuds.

[_V_]

would the Brexiters please stop sulking

Milan.

They've all gone over to post angry comments on the Daily Mail.

Good news for house prices, what with the unfettered right for up to 750 million people to come here, live on benefits as needed, use the NHS as they see fit, educate their children as they see fit.

[BlasterBates]

Good news for a change.

As the banks and insurance companies move out and sack people it looks like the agriculture and food processing industries will be able to mop them up:

https://www.theguardian.com/business...at-12-year-low

Excellent they'll be so busy in the factory they won't have time to post angry remarks in the Daily Express comments.

[Big Blue Plymouth]

Good news for a change.

As the banks and insurance companies move out and sack people it looks like the agriculture and food processing industries will be able to mop them up:

https://www.theguardian.com/business...at-12-year-low

Excellent they'll be so busy in the factory they won't have time to post angry remarks in the Daily Express comments.

A comment in the Guardian from a gen snowflaker:



The margin of the Brexit victory was so small and the bulk of Leave voters were so old that a lot of them have died since the vote meaning that remain would probably now win should it be held again.

[_V_]

Snapshot of Brexiters today

[chopper]

Why?

I voted Leave and I am happy with the judgement today. Brexit will not be overturned by parliament, but getting the legal wrangling out of the way now means there wont be legal wrangling later.

Leaving the EU needs to be the forefront of British democracy, since that is the whole point of it, and not a series of secret deals behind closed doors.

[_V_]

Why?

I voted Leave and I am happy with the judgement today. Brexit will not be overturned by parliament, but getting the legal wrangling out of the way now means there wont be legal wrangling later.

Leaving the EU needs to be the forefront of British democracy, since that is the whole point of it, and not a series of secret deals behind closed doors.

Of course it will be overturned by parliament, the vast majority of MPs support remain, they will vote remain, Article 50 will not be triggered. It's plain as day.

[shaunbhoy]

Of course it will be overturned by parliament, the vast majority of MPs support remain, they will vote remain, Article 50 will not be triggered. It's plain as day.

A great many of them won't vote "Remain" if they still want to be in office following the next General Election.