It’s all very well you posting what appear to be actual things about the negative short term impacts of Brexit on actual people but no one is going to take them seriously unless you post your predicted line up in the Birmingham match thread
And anyway, those warehouse staff who appear to have been laid off and those inconvenienced Scottish fishermen should be looking to the new opportunities Brexit gives them
Cobblers. Yes, fish is a small part of the economy, but Remainers wanted no change. Brexiters wanted Brexit in order to reverse decline in fishing (fail), to keep EU boats out of UK waters (fail), and boost exports (woeful fail).The fish point is actually incredibly true.
Nearly every person on here who voted remain was saying to fuck the fishing industry as its 0.01% of GDP, if it meant a deal over no deal, myself included.
Now they spend every waking minute posting articles at how bad the fishing industry has gone.
I am consistent, I feel bad for those who work in that industry but on the scale of things, there’s far worse issues affected by Covid and it’s still 0.01% of GDP. The industry isn’t totally fucked but even if it was I’d have sacrificed it for a deal, over no deal.
This whole thread is a point scoring exercise and I actually saw one poster, who’s guilty of doing just that, accusing someone of scouting the internet to find negative Biden articles, in another thread, whilst he does the same all day every day in here.
It’s just bizarre stuff really but it is somewhat explainable.
Some of them haven’t got what they wanted at the ballot for 11 years. That’s a pretty long time to see your fellow citizens continuously rejecting your views every time of asking. They’re bitter and look at everything with a negative slant now. Not just this thread but the others on this sub forum. Apparently the UK is “regressive little shit hole country” according to some.
The reality is the vast vast majority of people aren’t really affected by Brexit. The job market saw no dip over December and January, in fact it grew in the sectors I work in. Salaries haven’t been affected, food still costs the same. The economy is set to do reasonably well. The biggest economic issue is still the pandemic. Yes, some companies have had issues exporting and yes the fishing industry is struggling, but fuck me, cheer up, the cliff edge hasn’t happened, we’re better clear of them for the sake of vaccines, which is far more important than selling shellfish and life is good.
And this post simply confirms that the UK is far better being out of an organisation that creates this kind of conflict. When deals are struck and hands are shaken, and the other side starts to see that the results of their stultifying bureaucracy are massively detrimental to themselves, and shown in stark detail to be, to by the nimble operator over the water, to then reactProbably. Brexit allows both sides to bugger each other, albeit one side has much more to bugger the other side with.
None of this helps anyone, but when countries decide to raise trade barriers it creates conflict and this is the inevitable result. Shellfish is just a foretaste of things to come.
Still, it’s nice to see that you are beginning to appreciate where the folly of Brexit leads. Instead of trade zipping back and forth with hardly a care in the world, we now have endless form filling, reduced trade, pointless regulations, an internal customs border and everyone playing silly buggers.
Nimble operator? Hmm, OK thenAnd this post simply confirms that the UK is far better being out of an organisation that creates this kind of conflict. When deals are struck and hands are shaken, and the other side starts to see that the results of their stultifying bureaucracy are massively detrimental to themselves, and shown in stark detail to be, to by the nimble operator over the water, to then react
in the manner they have, that's no basis for harmony.
And yes, we're aware there 'Will be more to come,' and that means consequences.
Had your jab yet mate?What a dreary long post to say nothing matters. Nihilist Brexit.
I'm quoting your favourite criminal negligent, uppity Ursula.Nimble operator? Hmm, OK then
This really is the nub of it, but what I can't fathom is the perpetuation ofSome of them haven’t got what they wanted at the ballot for 11 years. That’s a pretty long time to see your fellow citizens continuously rejecting your views every time of asking. They’re bitter and look at everything with a negative slant now. Not just this thread but the others on this sub forum. Apparently the UK is “regressive little shit hole country” according to some.
We created the conflict by choosing to leave the organisation whose bureaucracy has removed such conflicts throughout Europe.And this post simply confirms that the UK is far better being out of an organisation that creates this kind of conflict. When deals are struck and hands are shaken, and the other side starts to see that the results of their stultifying bureaucracy are massively detrimental to themselves, and shown in stark detail to be, to by the nimble operator over the water, to then react
in the manner they have, that's no basis for harmony.
And yes, we're aware there 'Will be more to come,' and that means consequences.
I was just going out when this shit popped up, lol.We created the conflict by choosing to leave the organisation whose bureaucracy has removed such conflicts throughout Europe.
You really should get off that unicorn.
I think you have a firm grasp of the wrong end of the stick.I was just going out when this shit popped up, lol.
Nothing to do with NATO at all, the Russkies were terrified about Juncker
and Ursula, a pisshead and a former German defence minister who was sacked, as the army was using brush handles, that's what kept them at bay.
How is that EU army that you said they weren't getting anyway?