How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[blueparrot]

Because it's now a fait accompli, no discussion, no looking back, done and dusted, it's irreversible.

To defend it is to justify it, but it needs no justification, it just is and that's it.

Its far from done and dusted though is it, parts are still being negotiated and argued over. It may even destroy the UK,and we will spend years trying to find a brexit that works better than the shambles we’ve been given. So there is discussion that will effect peoples lives for many years still to be had.
My opinion is the only way way brexit can possibly work and stop hurting people will be to rejoin the single market, one day we’ll get a sensible government that realises that.
If you voted for it just be honest you fucked up we all do sometimes.

 

[the blue panther]

Its far from done and dusted though is it, parts are still being negotiated and argued over. It may even destroy the UK,and we will spend years trying to find a brexit that works better than the shambles we’ve been given. So there is discussion that will effect peoples lives for many years still to be had.
My opinion is the only way way brexit can possibly work and stop hurting people will be to rejoin the single market, one day we’ll get a sensible government that realises that.
If you voted for it just be honest you fucked up we all do sometimes.

And so it begins: Brexin!!!
Let's do it.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Its far from done and dusted though is it, parts are still being negotiated and argued over. It may even destroy the UK,and we will spend years trying to find a brexit that works better than the shambles we’ve been given. So there is discussion that will effect peoples lives for many years still to be had.
My opinion is the only way way brexit can possibly work and stop hurting people will be to rejoin the single market, one day we’ll get a sensible government that realises that.
If you voted for it just be honest you fucked up we all do sometimes.

Is it possible to rejoin the single market,? I don’t think they will have us back. The Brexit we’ve got is a disaster no money for the NHS no money for anyone except politicians and the super rich

 

[oldius]

Is it possible to rejoin the single market,? I don’t think they will have us back. The Brexit we’ve got is a disaster no money for the NHS no money for anyone except politicians and the super rich

We are into another issue as well here:
"The UK with its corporate tax haven network is by far the world's greatest enabler of corporate tax avoidance and has single-handedly done the most to break down the global corporate tax system, accounting for over a third of the world's corporate tax avoidance risks.

"That's four times more than the next greatest contributor of corporate tax avoidance risks, the Netherlands, which accounts for less than 7%."

There is now an estimated 21 trillion pounds hiding in the British territories avoiding tax, while government ministers, some of whom are involved, declare essential services 'unaffordable'.

UK and territories are 'greatest enabler' of tax avoidance, study says

UK’s ‘tax haven network’ ranked among top 10 in corporate tax haven index

www.theguardian.com

 

[bluethrunthru]

And so it begins: Brexin!!!
Let's do it.

we will not re-join for many years. We are not the country we were as an offer when we originally joined and we are not the country we were when we are members. Also the conditions for joining - euro - fom etc - will make it a hard sell to anyone below say 40 years old

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

That’s what I don’t understand we have no money It’s all gone there’s nothing left in the pot for anything and they are borrowing to give tax breaks to the rich.
Truss says there are more give away’s to come it’s a gamble that generations will have to repay the debt

 

[Vic]

Is it possible to rejoin the single market,? I don’t think they will have us back. The Brexit we’ve got is a disaster no money for the NHS no money for anyone except politicians and the super rich

They might if it means we contribute according to our GDP (which will cost us less as other EU countries overtake us) but have no say in legislation other than adopting it. If the backbench Tories really are going to allow the ERG cabinet to tear up workers rights and environmental protection and cause earthquakes then the benefits of all that EU red tape might well become again an electoral issue.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Pound climbing steadily. Well done guys. Well done.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Not one mention on BBC Breakfast thst the state of the pound might be something to do with Brexit. An absolute fucking disgrace.

 

[the blue panther]

1971 levels this morning.
£/$ parity incoming.
Go for it Kwasi - that 6th grade education's really paying off.