Should the UK remain a member of the EU

[Pureblood]

Marmite will cost a lot by 2025.  I'm no economist but surely 12.5% is above inflation.  This is bad, really bad.

[Neil G]

Good one! So the EU and the Government don't even need to negotiate, just say they got a shit deal to force a second referendum.

Not like the EU haven't got form for pulling this type of shit until they get what they want.

No, the public, Parliament and the media could judge for themselves that it's shit if it clearly doesn't deliver the things that Leave promised in the campaign. E.g. if we have to keep on paying a big contribution to the EU budget and if we have significantly restricted access to the single market.

[stringvest]

Marmite up 12.5% in Morrisons.  Brexit bloody Britain.  

 

 

some people will hate the news, others will love it.

[cloggypop]

HP sauce is made over here in the Netherlands these days so that will go right up as well.

[cloggypop]

From the FT

 

[Anubis]

The new post-Brexit UK flag.

 

 

[russ1979]

HP sauce is made over here in the Netherlands these days so that will go right up as well.

Call round and shoot the cunt who changed the receipe it tastes shit now.

[clangers]

Call round and shoot the cunt who changed the receipe it tastes shit now.

Almost certainly a foreigner. If we'd stayed in the EU they would have made mayonnaise mandatory on everything.

[njackets]

What makes anyone think leave voters are going to vote remain in a second referendum? Do the leave voters in this thread look like they're regretting how they voted?

 

A second referendum! Starting to get cringe worthy this, let it go!

[A Red]

I voted out for none of reasons given earlier. I believe that the EU is doomed to fail the way it is with closer integration of economies and laws.It can never work in the way of the US which is essentially one culture whereas Europe is many. Empires usually fail and the UK will be better off looking in than out when it does.

 

There again I am a bit thick

[Guest Pistonbroke]

What makes anyone think leave voters are going to vote remain in a second referendum? Do the leave voters in this thread look like they're regretting how they voted?

 

A second referendum! Starting to get cringe worthy this, let it go!

 

So you don't hold much weight on polls and referendums yet you are now saying a handful of people on here are a measure of how leave voters are thinking?

 

Your dad wasted spunk on you. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

What makes anyone think leave voters are going to vote remain in a second referendum? Do the leave voters in this thread look like they're regretting how they voted?

 

A second referendum! Starting to get cringe worthy this, let it go!

Maybe, given the chance, people would vote for whatever deal the Tories are able to conclude. Why not have a Referendum to find out?

 

Don't you agree that the democratic thing to do would be to ask people what they want the UK's future relationship with the EU to be? People have never been asked that question: 17 million people said what they don't want; nobody was asked what they do want.

[skend04]

I'm amused as to how leave voters dismissed a lot of what is happening now as Project Fear but are happy to pull opinions and projections of economic recovery seemingly out of thin air.

 

Someone has switched their irony meters off I think.

[Pureblood]

I voted out for none of reasons given earlier. I believe that the EU is doomed to fail the way it is with closer integration of economies and laws.It can never work in the way of the US which is essentially one culture whereas Europe is many. Empires usually fail and the UK will be better off looking in than out when it does.

 

There again I am a bit thick

 

Which laws do you want to see changed after Brexit?

[Fugitive]

I think it is very unfair to call leavers racists but they are all massive racists and would bring back slavery if they could. It's like a big scale reenactment of Germany in the 1930's and it won't be long until people are walking around with stars on and being forced out their homes and businesses.

[Jairzinho]

The new post-Brexit UK flag.

 

 

 

Not sure China are going to be too happy about that.

[VladimirIlyich]

Not sure China are going to be too happy about that.

A few of their senior officials are about to nip on over here to complain.

[Hand Shandy]

The new post-Brexit UK flag.

 

 

Is that our ringpiece after everyone has bummed us in the trade deals?

[magicrat]

Its my understanding that government subsidies would be illegal under WTO rules and invite the possibility of dumping or counterveilng duties  being imposed, The European Commission are shit hot on this sort of thing and any attempt by the British government to offset duties would be rapidly be found out by the European manufacturers and a complaint made, Its no wonder Theresa May wants to keep it all a big secret,  

Every other company will be looking for tax payer assistance now. Its a fucking joke and this is just the start; personally I cannot see any other outcome than this whole Brexit thing unraveling as there nit a chance in hell negotiations will remain secret, Leaks will be happening daily from the Europeans as they seek to undermine the Tories and public opinion will start to swing in the opposite direction to inflation, More and more sure we will get an early election now as May is going to find herself without a mandate to see this through, 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Here's a thought for anyone who poo-poos the idea of a referendum.

 

Imagine I run a hotel.  You and 10 of your mates check in.  As I'm showing you to your rooms, I'm complaining about the overpowering stink of porridge (which you hadn't noticed) and apologising that there's nothing I can do about it.  In your room, there's a complimentary Daily Mail with the headline "PORRIDGE CAUSES CANCER".  On a noticeboard outside your room is a sign saying that if our guests stopped eating porridge, we could afford to reduce bar prices by 10%.

 

The next morning, I ask who wants porridge for breakfast.  Four people say yes, five say no and two express no opinion either way.  10 minutes later, I return from the kitchen with 11 plates of my specialty - turds on toast.  If anyone complains that they were never told that that was the alternative - if anyone complains that they wanted muesli, or croissants, or a full English - I call them names and tell them to shut up and swallow the turds they've been given.

 

Would I be right to assume you'd be chowing down on the turds, njackets?

[Pureblood]

That made me hungry.

[magicrat]

Here's a thought for anyone who poo-poos the idea of a referendum.

 

Imagine I run a hotel.  You and 10 of your mates check in.  As I'm showing you to your rooms, I'm complaining about the overpowering stink of porridge (which you hadn't noticed) and apologising that there's nothing I can do about it.  In your room, there's a complimentary Daily Mail with the headline "PORRIDGE CAUSES CANCER".  On a noticeboard outside your room is a sign saying that if our guests stopped eating porridge, we could afford to reduce bar prices by 10%.

 

The next morning, I ask who wants porridge for breakfast.  Four people say yes, five say no and two express no opinion either way.  10 minutes later, I return from the kitchen with 11 plates of my specialty - turds on toast.  If anyone complains that they were never told that that was the alternative - if anyone complains that they wanted muesli, or croissants, or a full English - I call them names and tell them to shut up and swallow the turds they've been given.

 

Would I be right to assume you'd be chowing down on the turds, njackets?

 

Its worth mentioning the food experts that said if you scrap porridge you'll get turds instead were dismissed as know nothing scaremongering

cunts. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

That made me hungry.

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[Sputnik1]

Here's a thought for anyone who poo-poos the idea of a referendum.

 

Imagine I run a hotel.  You and 10 of your mates check in.  As I'm showing you to your rooms, I'm complaining about the overpowering stink of porridge (which you hadn't noticed) and apologising that there's nothing I can do about it.  In your room, there's a complimentary Daily Mail with the headline "PORRIDGE CAUSES CANCER".  On a noticeboard outside your room is a sign saying that if our guests stopped eating porridge, we could afford to reduce bar prices by 10%.

 

The next morning, I ask who wants porridge for breakfast.  Four people say yes, five say no and two express no opinion either way.  10 minutes later, I return from the kitchen with 11 plates of my specialty - turds on toast.  If anyone complains that they were never told that that was the alternative - if anyone complains that they wanted muesli, or croissants, or a full English - I call them names and tell them to shut up and swallow the turds they've been given.

 

Would I be right to assume you'd be chowing down on the turds, njackets?

 

 

The tories are in power, I never voted for the cunts, but we've been chowing down on turd sandwiches since they've been in power. 

[magicrat]

The tories are in power, I never voted for the cunts, but we've been chowing down on turd sandwiches since they've been in power. 

 

75 percent of eligible voters didn't want them either. Democracy eh