We voted Leave

thx for buying our garbage greek boy

the average man in the street has no idea of what 'no-deal' brexit means. He supports it because he reads """newspapers"""" like the daily express that tell him the UK is big and strong and will be better off making its own trade in WTO.

Thank you dutch bros for buying our stuff

Nobody is buying anymore Hans-Mohammed

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Students are world renowned mongs. Oxford and Cambridge voted for AV too.

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The first arse clenches of the night started here. Beautiful.

Are Oxford/Cambridge students and professors smarter than most people in this country?

>AV
that was proto-brexit.
AV campaign was about how it would reform politics in the UK away from winner takes all to consensus building

anti-AV campaign was muh soldiers, muh NHS.

I'm not surprised the most intellectually gifted segments of society fell into the former camp.

petition to revoke a50 will hit 5 million this morning

mm yes *bends over and rips a wet fart* mayhaps we should be led by an intellectual elite, philosopher-kings if you will *drags hard on the fart fumes*

*checks which university most british prime ministers, chancellors and most party's pm-candidates have come from*
ah yes.

The other guy's right though - things like the Daily Mail, The Sun, The Daily Express are garbage and Brexit is a scam.

Um OP please remove that problematic flag from your post.

HOWLING

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so you approve of the direction the current pm and cabinet are taking then?
good game, ta

people say 'WTO will be a good thing'.
The WTO is the thing countries are trying to escape

Why won't you guys just leave?
It's getting sad.

No one gives a fuck what newspapers say. Barely anyone reads them, never mind believes what they say. Remainers can't accept they lost, they can't accept that 17.4m people could disagree with them. They delude themselves into thinking everyone is brainwashed or stupid but them.

we don't actually want to to, it was a big joke that got out of hand

no. I'm just saying Britain has tended to put its trust in political decision making into its intellectually gifted for some reason or another.

that's not to say every person who went to oxbridge can make the best decisions (in 2015 both candidates for different parties were oxbridge grads so clearly it wasn't just a case of thinking oxbridge is sufficient). but there does seem to be a premium on that education doesn't there?

you'd think that the people who got the best results and studied under the best professors in the best institutions might be able to deal with intellectually complex things better than a man in sunderland who operates a crane on the port.

PM's deal is shit and makes us an EU vassal state. Parliament doesn't want to leave. Anyone with any political or economic power in this country is terrified of leaving.

The deluded people are those who think the likes of Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Arron Banks have the best interests of the British people in mind. If you want to use your vote to help people who want to sell off the health service then good luck to you mate.

33 million brains were put together and they came back with a Leave vote.

Wait, so if no one even wants to leave then why there was a referendum in the first place?

which goes back to my point
which brains picked which options.
oxford and cambridge (and other university towns or towns with higher proportions of educated people like bristol) were more remain.

people with lower skill levels tended to pick leave.

what does that tell you about what might be the intellectually better choice?

Because the peasants were starting to vote UKIP so David Cameron thought he could hold his 3rd referendum and get his 3rd win. Just like with the AV referendum and the Scottish independence referendum. But this time it backfired and people didn't give a fuck and ignored him.

Well, at least it's fun to watch new now. Thank, Britain.

Rich brains, Scottish brains, Immigrant brains, Taig brains vs Anglo-Saxon brains

Good luck getting any of these types to concede that there might not have been a majority (in 2016 or now) for their particular vision of Brexit.

If the 2016 referendum had been a choice between Remain and a No Deal Brexit (with all the bullshit involved in that made clear to people), there is no way the latter would have won.

People like Rees-Mogg have never had any proposed any serious ideas about how to avoid a hard border in Ireland. They're just bullshitters.

Nothing. Different people of different classes face different issues and problems and vote accordingly.

They voted for a Brexit that doesn't exist and will never exist
>theres not gonna be a divorce bill
>and we'll put the money towards the NHS
>and we'll have MORE trade
>but less non-white immigrants
>then we'll bring back industry
>grow the economy
>while regaining independence from EU regulation and their high court
>without undermining the good friday agreement
None of these things have/will happen and the campaign that promised this outcome broke electoral law. On the plus side you'll have the chance to fund Theresa's government soon once the porn license is implemented (just a fiver from the shops!)

How does leaving the EU solve the government's autonomous sabotaging of the north of England?

>sabotaging of the north of England
Meaning NI?

Complete red herring

is uk going to be a shithole?

no the government has sabotaged the North of England for decades. nothing at all to do with the EU.

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I know some fishing towns have a problem with the EU, but in many other cases it seems that the tail has been pinned on the wrong donkey.

We voted Leave. Simple as.

and it was objectively a bad decision that we should reverse. Simple as.

Are you talking about the deindustrialization of the English North? The same has happened here too. overinflating the financial services sector and diminishing industrial production proved wrong
remaining wasn't going to solve that either. Brexit is a new beginning.

Finally, in 2020, British slaves will become a servant of Superpooper Pajeets?

brexit isn't a new beginning. it worsens the ability to resolve problems in this country.

Our economy will be weaker, so poor regions will probably get even poorer.

>WE'VE GOT OUR COUNTRY BACK!
>*quietly runs out of the public spotlight*

Hahahahahahahahahahahahah

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These are two completely different issues. Voting Remain or Leave makes no difference.

Brexit was everything to everbody, that's the reason why they can't agree on anything now.
The referendum was extremely close, the Tories and the DUP had a razor thin majority and Theresa May tried time and time again to get the ERG to support her.
Instead of going for a deal with a broad majority and opposition support she kept pandering to the ERG and alienating everyone else.

But the ERG will never come around. If they just wait long enough they get everything they want by Default.

the fun thing is that they've permanently given lfie to a sectarian-like division in british society that will exist forever after.

although the roots of the division always existed, there wasn't as much of an identifiable thing to latch them onto until now.

I don't think britain will ever come together, no matter how mcuh the queen or whatever urges it.
Remainers think leavers are idiots who ruined the country

leavers hate remainers for trying to undo democracy and being treasonous.

YES!

Is this the work of Soros?

>PM's deal is shit and makes us an EU vassal state

Only temporarily.

>Our economy will be weaker
In the beginning yes but not forever. Maybe even austerity will be required. But that is how you rebuild an industry anyway.
It's not like the ECB and Germany can threaten you with shutting down your bank's or anything. They'll be salty and probably cease all access to the common market for some time in order to punish you. That's hardly the end of the world the media presents it as now

>Maybe even austerity will be required
we've already gone through 9 years of austerity and we were reaching the end of it. what is the point of adding another 10?

>ECB/Germany
couldn't shut down our central bank anyway.

no I heard the russians, everybody is out to get them

We haven't had one year of austerity you twat, at least think before you talk to a greek poster about that

>austerity hasn't been the government policy since 2010

?

>what is the point of adding another 10?
Get more competitive, what else. It's what Germany did and btfo everybody else's industry. Backfires badly now, with the 2008 crisis, Trump, Brexit etc but they had it coming.

Brexit also showed the deep division inside your major parties. In retrospect it blows my mind how it was possible for people like Reese-Mogg or Johnson and Anna Soubry or Kenneth Clarke to be members of the same party.
Like you said the roots of those divisions always existed and they go way beyond just Brexit. And even now FPTP holds at least most of them together.

Based
This crap has been going on for 2 years any other result would be anti-climatic.

Austerity hasn't been the government's policy since 2010.

I'm extremely impressed of your knowledge on the Brexit situation and our politics.

then why was the chancellor offering 'the end of austerity' the other day?

Meaningless posturing.

What exactly are you implying here?
That Germany's competitive industry is indirectly responsible for the 2008 crisis, Trump and Brexit?

Because political discourse in the UK has been shifted so far to the retarded end of the spectrum, due to people like you, that it has become accepted that increasing public spending at a slower rate is 'austerity'.

delicious chlorine chicken

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*takes a bite out of my USDA approved bovine growth hormone transfatty peanut oil clogged beef patty on a bed of cyanide sprayed lettuce cushioned between two bread buns soaking in HCFS*
scrumptious

The only problem with chlorine chicken is that it isn't as good at killing bacteria as advertised. This is the same as people who worry about 'chemicals'

i personally know that councils have fewer resources.

For the 2008 crisis no. For Trump and Brexit yes. It indirectly took some part in their occurrence. Trump very eloquently named his spat with the eu a trade war.

>literally shut up and eat your chlorinated chicken

Well, our FPÖ is also extremely eurosceptic and was playing with the thought of a referendum.
They have abandoned it as official policy in 2016, but there is still quite a lot of support for it in their ranks and also the general population.
So I started following the Brexit process very closely.

Remainers should have just accepted the decisions.

Even the EU research says so. However, just like with the EMA as opposed to the FDA, politics takes the lead.

>you should accept the shit outcome lmao come eat some chlorine chicken.

>shut
>the
>fuck
>up
>and
>eat

I like how now Brexitmongs are preemptively blaming remainers for how bad it will be 'You should have just accepted the dead and gotten behind the country then we would have been strong and it would have been wonderful'

What's your argument here? It sounds gross? Lots of things about the meat industry are extremely unappetising.

>Leavers have created an eternal sectarian divide in the country by not voting how I wanted because they are stupid

Not remainers themselves, but remain MPs deserve 80% of the blame. May deserves 10%, Tory eurosceps deserve 10%

I like how Remongers can't even read

EAT
THE
FUCKING
CHICKEN

I doubt that a lot of Trump supporters had Germany on their mind when they voted for him.
And Trump started the trade war, because he doesn't know what he is doing.

Germany's success probably played a bigger factor in the Brexit referendum, but you can't really fault the Germans for that.

>arghh der chickun taste lyk swim swim pool
>der passpoort cue now to long
>mmm job man sey 1 job go brexit bad
>farage and ress-mog mek IRA man go mad no!!!

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Reducing the trade deficit with Europe was also Obama's goal. American voters weren't thinking of Germany specifically but they had already grown isolationist and nationalistic tendencies.
>can't really fault the Germans for that.
You kinda have a point actually. Antagonism among member states was going to erupt eventually, Brexit or no Brexit. Those deficits aren't going to reverse themselves.

Based

*anyone with any political or economic sense

>Reducing the trade deficit with Europe was also Obama's goal.

Everyone wants reduce trade deficits, but Obama wasn't a protectionist by a long shot.

>American voters weren't thinking of Germany specifically but they had already grown isolationist and nationalistic tendencies.

Those tendencies always were there, but at least isolationism wasn't in any way prevalent. The republicans were and still are for the most part free-market poster boys.
They just conceded this one point and let Trump be Trump. It was an outlier.

>Antagonism among member states was going to erupt eventually, Brexit or no Brexit. Those deficits aren't going to reverse themselves.

If anything, I would argue that British-German antagonism is deeply rooted in some older Brits and slowly dying out.
I don't think a lot of younger brits have lots of anti German sentiments Why would they?

>It was an outlier
Not really imo. The whole world is going protectionist, even more now, after the emergence of China and India.
>I don't think a lot of younger brits have lots of anti German sentiments Why would they?
I'm talking about competition between countries not individuals

Mmmmmm chlorine chicken

did the remonger do his stroppy walk around central london yet