| Brexit five years on on 07:04 - Jan 31 with 2903 views | tcblue |
It's a lot of words for "the dumbest decision ever made for generations" |  | |  |
| Brexit five years on on 07:06 - Jan 31 with 2893 views | Swansea_Blue |
Oh what fun we’ve had! That’s a poor article: overly verbose, lacks any critique and barely scratches the surface. |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 09:14 - Jan 31 with 2664 views | Edmundo |
But apparently we just don't have enough people who BELIEVE in it (Farage). Like Father Christmas.
Quick, tell your children, if they don't believe in Brexit then Daddy and Mummy won't have a job (because of those pesky European workers). |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 11:24 - Jan 31 with 2513 views | MattinLondon |
I never thought that Brexit was a smart thing to do and I still don’t.
It didn’t have to end up as badly as it has and thankfully this administration seems less blue, white and red. The worst PM of the lot - Theresa May - setting that tone quite early on. |  | | |
| Brexit five years on on 11:32 - Jan 31 with 2475 views | lurcher |
Quite possibly the UK's biggest act of self harm.
How could anyone think that the country would become more prosperous through throwing away a frictionless trade agreement with its nearest neighbour. A neighbour that happens to be one of the biggest trading blocks in the world.
There is no other possible trade agreement that could match or improve upon the one the UK had with Europe. |  | | |
| Brexit five years on on 12:27 - Jan 31 with 2375 views | Leaky |
To be fair personally I havn't noticed much difference |  | | |
| Brexit five years on on 12:30 - Jan 31 with 2337 views | MVBlue |
| Brexit five years on on 07:04 - Jan 31 by tcblue |
It's a lot of words for "the dumbest decision ever made for generations" |
We'll be tied to America if we're not careful. Hoping the relationship gets fixed with Europe, like the Norway option. |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 12:39 - Jan 31 with 2289 views | StokieBlue |
Why isn't there a point on how we've spent the 350m extra we were going to get each week?
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| Brexit five years on on 12:50 - Jan 31 with 2229 views | Plums |
| Brexit five years on on 11:32 - Jan 31 by lurcher |
Quite possibly the UK's biggest act of self harm.
How could anyone think that the country would become more prosperous through throwing away a frictionless trade agreement with its nearest neighbour. A neighbour that happens to be one of the biggest trading blocks in the world.
There is no other possible trade agreement that could match or improve upon the one the UK had with Europe. |
The first nation to impose sanctions on itself |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 12:55 - Jan 31 with 2213 views | lurcher |
| Brexit five years on on 12:50 - Jan 31 by Plums |
The first nation to impose sanctions on itself |
Nice, that is about the size of it. | | | |
| Brexit five years on on 13:00 - Jan 31 with 2186 views | RadioOrwell |
| Brexit five years on on 12:39 - Jan 31 by StokieBlue |
Why isn't there a point on how we've spent the 350m extra we were going to get each week?
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My In Laws - very old at the time and now dead - voted Brexit for that reason. |  | | |
| Brexit five years on on 13:05 - Jan 31 with 2165 views | backwaywhen |
| Brexit five years on on 11:32 - Jan 31 by lurcher |
Quite possibly the UK's biggest act of self harm.
How could anyone think that the country would become more prosperous through throwing away a frictionless trade agreement with its nearest neighbour. A neighbour that happens to be one of the biggest trading blocks in the world.
There is no other possible trade agreement that could match or improve upon the one the UK had with Europe. |
At a price and with a gun to our heads …..f£ck em , rule Britannia. | | | |
| Brexit five years on on 14:00 - Jan 31 with 2075 views | EdwardStone |
The wail from the Brexiteers was that it wasn't enacted properly
Luckily for us, the Griftmeister General will be sweeping to power in a few years time to sort it all out and transform it into the success that it should have been [Post edited 31 Jan 14:03]
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| Brexit five years on on 14:08 - Jan 31 with 2035 views | Clapham_Junction |
| Brexit five years on on 12:50 - Jan 31 by Plums |
The first nation to impose sanctions on itself |
And its overseas territories, who (aside from Gibraltar, which voted 96% to remain) had no say in the matter. It has been a significant issue for the Falklands, which now has tariffs imposed on its calamari and fish exports into the EU, one of its major income sources. |  | | |
| Brexit five years on on 14:13 - Jan 31 with 2005 views | BlueBadger |
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| Brexit five years on (n/t) on 15:28 - Jan 31 with 1882 views | Edmundo |
| Brexit five years on on 13:00 - Jan 31 by RadioOrwell |
My In Laws - very old at the time and now dead - voted Brexit for that reason. |
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| Brexit five years on on 15:49 - Jan 31 with 1838 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Brexit five years on on 14:13 - Jan 31 by BlueBadger |
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That’s quite impressive given that the two main political parties won’t talk about it and the media are nervous about criticising it. Imagine how much wide the gap would be if people were telling the truth. | |
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| Brexit five years on on 17:08 - Jan 31 with 1735 views | RadioOrwell |
| Brexit five years on on 15:49 - Jan 31 by Swansea_Blue |
That’s quite impressive given that the two main political parties won’t talk about it and the media are nervous about criticising it. Imagine how much wide the gap would be if people were telling the truth. |
It's like a dirty family secret that no one is allowed to talk about.
It's funny being in the 'I was right' crowd because it doesn't take much for people to sheepishly say 'yeah I voted for it'.
I hear "but they both lied" a lot. | | | |
| Brexit five years on on 17:11 - Jan 31 with 1720 views | radiogaga |
Just imagine the public outcry and endless riots by the public that would be happening if Labour had been the architects of Brexit… |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 17:17 - Jan 31 with 1692 views | tcblue |
The worst maybe yet to come. The weird thing missing from Remain side was the impact of not being part of sharing research and scientific discovery, as well as the security aspect of no longer being in the bloc.
Still, sovereignty! And crap, smaller passports (but they're blue!) | | | |
| Brexit five years on on 18:17 - Jan 31 with 1598 views | Mullet |
There should be some serious jail time for those that led us here |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 18:56 - Jan 31 with 1528 views | EdwardStone |
| Brexit five years on on 18:17 - Jan 31 by Mullet |
There should be some serious jail time for those that led us here |
Tara Lunnun Chinny reckon
Stands to Treason, innit | | | |
| Brexit five years on on 19:09 - Jan 31 with 1514 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Brexit five years on on 12:39 - Jan 31 by StokieBlue |
Why isn't there a point on how we've spent the 350m extra we were going to get each week?
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We have got the extra 250 hospitals promised haven't we?
The most notable thing for me is the impact on immigration. We knew it would drive down EU migrants by making it more difficult for them but to have replaced around 300,000 EU nationals with something like 2M+ from the rest of the world. Talk about being sold the lie for those who saw immigration as the issue. |  |
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| Brexit five years on on 19:24 - Jan 31 with 1494 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Brexit five years on on 17:08 - Jan 31 by RadioOrwell |
It's like a dirty family secret that no one is allowed to talk about.
It's funny being in the 'I was right' crowd because it doesn't take much for people to sheepishly say 'yeah I voted for it'.
I hear "but they both lied" a lot. |
Yes, there’s always been a lot of “both sides lied”. It killed projects and my last job and we lost loads of good people. What I find really annoying is when known Brexit voters reckon there’s been no impact because they haven’t seen any or it hasn’t affected them. So frustrating and it shows zero empathy for those who were badly affected.
Oh well, it’s all done now. Might as well make the most of what we’ve been dealt (with thoughts for our importers, as new border rules requiring even more paperwork come in today). | |
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| Brexit five years on on 22:06 - Jan 31 with 1365 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Brexit five years on on 17:17 - Jan 31 by tcblue |
The worst maybe yet to come. The weird thing missing from Remain side was the impact of not being part of sharing research and scientific discovery, as well as the security aspect of no longer being in the bloc.
Still, sovereignty! And crap, smaller passports (but they're blue!) |
That was clearly stated in media I was aware of. | |
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