How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[Grassland Blue]

I’m not an ideologue but when they were taken over I refused to use them as I knew it was another company who could not give a fuck about people. My shop is a difficult one because I’m much the same with Tesco but at least I feel right about myself.

I sometimes go in the Co op.
I am diabetic (type 2).
I look around as I go in and the amount of stuff they sell with sugar in it is ridiculous.
Out of the whole shop there is probably only about 10% of the 'food' which is edible to me.
Why can't there just be a section in these stores which is devoted to low/sugar free foods?
I am also not a fan of products which have too much salt in them.
A lot of processed foods contain too much of it.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I sometimes go in the Co op.
I am diabetic (type 2).
I look around as I go in and the amount of stuff they sell with sugar in it is ridiculous.
Out of the whole shop there is probably only about 10% of the 'food' which is edible to me.
Why can't there just be a section in these stores which is devoted to low/sugar free foods?
I am also not a fan of products which have too much salt in them.
A lot of processed foods contain too much of it.

Yes, and guess what. Because of brexit our supermarket shelves can now be filled with ultra processed food in which salt and sugar are the main ingredients. All the bollocks about the regulation of bananas hid the truth that EU food regs protected us from the ultra processed shite.

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[journolud]

Not sure you get the idea of the thread. Tbf the title is a little misleading I suppose. Nobody thinks brexit is a winner, or if they do they are too busy getting on with their lives to post in this thread. Therefore please restrain your outbursts and show a little more decorum.

You have to admire those who aren’t omnipresent on the thread with endlessly repetitive comments, poor quality wumming and sprinkling likes like, erm, something something

 

[Vic]

And instead buying second homes in the UK, increasing pressure on housing in many of the coastal and rural areas that were most Brexity.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Flagship Brexit trade deal with Pacific has ‘no major economic gains for UK’

Top trade experts say conditions for hidden benefits claimed by Kemi Badenoch are ‘highly unlikely’

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

And instead buying second homes in the UK, increasing pressure on housing in many of the coastal and rural areas that were most Brexity.

Good point

 

[hampshireblue]

Fuck the EU. Self serving bastards.
So glad we are not part of that corrupt cartel...

I bet you're over the moon that we are now having to fill so many jobs with foreign labour but have lost the ability to go abroad work to work and live in 27 other countries. Also what are your thoughts on us agreeing to join another trading cartel 6000+ miles away?

 

[journolud]

Fuck the EU. Self serving bastards.
So glad we are not part of that corrupt cartel...

Great analysis

 

[WestGorton]

And instead buying second homes in the UK, increasing pressure on housing in many of the coastal and rural areas that were most Brexity.

Second homes should be illegal as well although there would always be a loophole.