F*ckin Brexit

[Stupie82]

The nation is split and despite the media portraying this as a leave/stay May/Corbyn split, its not that simple.

You have those who voted leave and agree with the deal.
You have those who voted leave and disagree with deal.
You have those who voted leave and want to change their minds.
You have those who voted stay but agree that this deal is probably the best deal possible.
You then have those who voted stay and no deal, regardless of its content will do.
Scotland itself is split with all those points above, plus the independence topic and whether you would want that in or out of EU as part of the Indy question.

Its an absolute mess.

Its not about leave or stay anymore, that has been decided. What its about now is the deal on the table which is a f*cking shambles and will never pass through parliament. It has its own repercussions politically.

My prediction? it will utterly bomb in parliament next Tuesday, there will be a grab for power in the Cons, May will get the dunt, Corbyn will push for a GE and there will be a no deal Brexit come March. The whole UK will be in utter turmoil politically and Brexit will either be put to the vote again or it will be delayed for another year. There will be anarchy on the streets with the extreme Brexiteers taking it very personally and it will just all be utter chaos.

One thing that scares me more than Brexit itself is a Labour government, run by Corbyn, trying to negotiate a deal. I think we could see massive political repercussions over this for the whole of the UK, including NI and Scotland, that may in fact tip the independence question towards a yes vote in the future here.

[mondo_notion]

One thing that scares me more than Brexit itself is a Labour government, run by Corbyn, trying to negotiate a deal.

Agreed and I'll add that if Dianne Abbott gets any kind of top job in a government then I am done with this country. I'll drift around the continent in my campervan and learn how to surf.

[donsdaft]

Agree about Dianne Abbott.

For two years now I have been telling you that there is no f'uckin way that they will ever leave the E.U.

You'd have to be a complete f'uckin idiot to do that.

At last, even the English can see that singing Rule Britannia really loud probably won't feed the family.

[sheepcrooky]

Brexit is an extremely complex subject. Voted in by the UK, but not Scotland. “The deal” was never going to suit anyone. Remainers always wanted to stay and Brexiteers mostly wanted “Johnny foreigner” oot and white vans to rule UK.

I voted against it, but more folk voted for it, so they win and we should abide by that.

The EU (isn’t every governmental body) was a huge gravy train and if they had been more efficient/less wasteful we would never have voted to leave.

It’s a political “no win” and next week could see a change in PM (but probably not a change in governing party). Michael Gove as stated would probably be the favourite to win a Tory party election. When the rivals are Boris and Rees-Mogg, it doesn’t take much winning. Am I right in thinking Gove went to Robert Gordon’s?

[donsdaft]

I'm a European citizen.
That's not up for grabs.
Nae English fascist b'astard is denying me that whether 99 f'ucking percent of the w'ankers voted for it.

[Kilgore trout]

Brexit is an extremely complex subject. Voted in by the UK, but not Scotland. “The deal” was never going to suit anyone. Remainers always wanted to stay and Brexiteers mostly wanted “Johnny foreigner” oot and white vans to rule UK.

I voted against it, but more folk voted for it, so they win and we should abide by that.

The EU (isn’t every governmental body) was a huge gravy train and if they had been more efficient/less wasteful we would never have voted to leave.

It’s a political “no win” and next week could see a change in PM (but probably not a change in governing party). Michael Gove as stated would probably be the favourite to win a Tory party election. When the rivals are Boris and Rees-Mogg, it doesn’t take much winning. Am I right in thinking Gove went to Robert Gordon’s?

Eh no . It's been 2 years since the referendum. The leave campaign pluses have mainly proved to be ho rse**** unless you voted purely for racist motives. A few leavers will definitely have changed their minds and the lazy *******s who didn't vote because everyone assumed remain w would win will vote this time.

[InversneckieDob]

Back then, perhaps, but I suspect that the "starvelings" inhabiting my man parts are too lacking in energy these days to arise from their slumbers.

In my case prisoners of want would be the more apposite sobriquet.

[57vintage]

In my case prisoners of want would be the more apposite sobriquet.

*applause*

What aboot Anna Sobriquet though?

In the day (12.05.83).

WYOWYN?

[StandfreeFM]

I've read there is very little buyers remorse, that if it was run again, the results would be broadly similar. What a fu(kin mess of a country, here and in the US. When did racist protectionists get so popular?

[donsdaft]

Ach, offer them a free lucky dip in the lottery or something, that'll knock a couple of million off the " leave " vote.

Or run a full day of Eastenders repeats on voting day.