[EU] Brexit negotiations at a standstill

[Kiria]

I'm so glad I left that dumpster fire of a country.

[LeGin v3]

quite funny watching the labour party poll lead drop to 10 points and knowing that they will lose the next election.

These floating voters.... who are they? Who are these people who have the intellectual capacity and memory of a goldfish?

Nothing winds me up any more - I am calm personified.

Instead of swearing angrily at them, I will simply play with my worry beads.

Zen.

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I'm so glad I left that dumpster fire of a country.

Are you American?

In which case, we're glad you left too.

[Kiria]

These floating voters.... who are they? Who are these people who have the intellectual capacity and memory of a goldfish?

Nothing winds me up any more - I am calm personified.

Instead of swearing angrily at them, I will simply play with my worry beads.

Zen.

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Are you American?

In which case, we're glad you left too.

No I am British, I just moved to a country where the far right lunatics have goldfish memory or Stockholm syndrome.

[dribbles]

No I am British, I just moved to a country where the far right lunatics have goldfish memory or Stockholm syndrome.

I'm curious where did you go? Seriously today parts of the EU currently look like a warzone with "tear gas" (officially banned from use in times of war against civilians and classed as a chemical weapon) being regularly used on EU citizens and scenes that look like a revolution is about to begin. So if you went there please stay safe.

Thanks to Brexit we will never see scenes like this on UK streets which could easily have happened had we remained in the EU and participated in ever closer union with common EU wide policing methods enforced.

I know where I'd rather be.

[Fuiking]

I'm curious where did you go? Seriously today parts of the EU currently look like a warzone with "tear gas" (officially banned from use in times of war against civilians and classed as a chemical weapon) being regularly used on EU citizens and scenes that look like a revolution is about to begin. So if you went there please stay safe.

Thanks to Brexit we will never see scenes like this on UK streets which could easily have happened had we remained in the EU and participated in ever closer union with common EU wide policing methods enforced.

I know where I'd rather be.

Dont do this Dribbles. Tear gas isnt the same as mustard gas they used in WW1.

[Edge-]

Dont do this Dribbles. Tear gas isnt the same as mustard gas they used in WW1.

Of course he will. Anything bad happening anywhere means that's just another Brexit benefit that it's not happening back at home. Domestic politics within France happening? BREXIT BENEFIT IT DOESN'T IMPACT THE UK!!!!

Not that it ever would have, but it's not surprise that the crowd that still can't name any of the burdensome regulations they did away with by leaving the EU also doesn't know how domestic vs. EU politics work. It's why they were so hype to leave the EU.

[tehdang]

Thanks to Brexit we will never see scenes like this on UK streets which could easily have happened had we remained in the EU and participated in ever closer union with common EU wide policing methods enforced.

I don't know if protesting French sanitation workers is so related to EU membership. Countries have their own problems relating to national governance without bringing in the problems with supranational governance.

[Iliena]

Thanks to Brexit we will never see scenes like this on UK streets which could easily have happened had we remained in the EU and participated in ever closer union with common EU wide policing methods enforced.

The projection is strong with this one!

Your gaslighting is very weak these days Wribbler, you really do need to try to find a new angle or are you just running out of steam?

[Kiria]

I'm curious where did you go? Seriously today parts of the EU currently look like a warzone with "tear gas" (officially banned from use in times of war against civilians and classed as a chemical weapon) being regularly used on EU citizens and scenes that look like a revolution is about to begin. So if you went there please stay safe.

Thanks to Brexit we will never see scenes like this on UK streets which could easily have happened had we remained in the EU and participated in ever closer union with common EU wide policing methods enforced.

I know where I'd rather be.

This is a completely disingenuous and completely facetious response, You know as well as anyone what's going on in Paris has nothing to do with the EU but internal domestic politics regarding retirement age changes.

[Nymrohd]

This is a completely disingenuous and completely facetious response, You know as well as anyone what's going on in Paris has nothing to do with the EU but internal domestic politics regarding retirement age changes.

Also, the French have always been like this.

[Inuyaki]

I'm curious where did you go? Seriously today parts of the EU currently look like a warzone with "tear gas" (officially banned from use in times of war against civilians and classed as a chemical weapon) being regularly used on EU citizens and scenes that look like a revolution is about to begin. So if you went there please stay safe.

Thanks to Brexit we will never see scenes like this on UK streets which could easily have happened had we remained in the EU and participated in ever closer union with common EU wide policing methods enforced.

I know where I'd rather be.

Dude, retirement age in the UK is 66...
This would obviously horrible if the "EU" (had nothing to do with this) forced you to raise it from 62 to 64... wait what?
HAIL BREXIT!


Your persona is so dumb, I can't fathom how you still live

Edit: Fixed it from "you" to "your persona" because everyone knows you are just trolling because no real person could be this dumb

[Kallisto]

If anything Britain has a lot to learn from France in how to protest. Maybe we need a month of this and instead of strikes being everyone take their turn. Have every strike happen at the same time for an entire month until the government collapses or changes course to something that isn't hoarding money for itself.

[dribbles]

If anything Britain has a lot to learn from France in how to protest. Maybe we need a month of this and instead of strikes being everyone take their turn. Have every strike happen at the same time for an entire month until the government collapses or changes course to something that isn't hoarding money for itself.

There's a reason here in the sunlit uplands with a contented populace, thanks to the beautiful Brexit and its many benefits, that you don't see the wanton vandalism and rioting taking place currently in parts of the EU. Instead of smashing the place up surely take some personal responsibility and understand the basic fact that no government controls the age at which people retire. That's what we do here in the UK where many who have saved and invested prudently for decades outside of government schemes retire in their early 50's, eurochums take note. It's certainly what I plan to do.

Still, it seems it is safer for world leaders and representatives to visit Ukraine than it currently is parts of the EU where the fabric of society seem to be falling apart.

King Charles III's state visit to France has been postponed after a request by President Emmanuel Macron

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65064510

Don't you feel embarrassed? Thank God we left and have nothing to do with the EU any more.

[diller]

Are you American?

In which case, we're glad you left too.

Dumb thing to say considering this thread is about the UK, also you seem a bit on edge.

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There's a reason here in the sunlit uplands with a contented populace, thanks to the beautiful Brexit and its many benefits, that you don't see the wanton vandalism and rioting taking place currently in parts of the EU. Instead of smashing the place up surely take some personal responsibility and understand the basic fact that no government controls the age at which people retire. That's what we do here in the UK where many who have saved and invested prudently for decades outside of government schemes retire in their early 50's, eurochums take note. It's certainly what I plan to do.

Still, it seems it is safer for world leaders and representatives to visit Ukraine than it currently is parts of the EU where the fabric of society seem to be falling apart.

King Charles III's state visit to France has been postponed after a request by President Emmanuel Macron

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65064510

Don't you feel embarrassed? Thank God we left and have nothing to do with the EU any more.

[Gorsameth]

Imagine unironically trying to claim the UK population is content while the government tries to outlaw strikes because the workers are complaining to hard.

Hundreds of thousands of workers have been striking, with more set to walk out over pay and conditions.

The biggest day of industrial action since the current wave of strikes began last year took place as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt revealed his spring budget on 15 March.

Teachers, junior doctors, regional BBC journalists, university lecturers, civil servants and London Underground drivers all walked out.

Before that, February saw the UK's biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade as teachers, university staff, train drivers, civil servants, bus drivers and security guards all went on strike.

More workers over the coming months have agreed on industrial action as the government insists it cannot give them inflation-matching pay rises.

https://news.sky.com/story/strikes-s...d-why-12778841

[Fuiking]

Imagine unironically trying to claim the UK population is content while the government tries to outlaw strikes because the workers are complaining to hard.

https://news.sky.com/story/strikes-s...d-why-12778841

Thats a sunny upland brexit positive ./s

[Huehuecoyotl]

And in the continuing saga of "things that Brexit fucked up because the morons that did it were incapable of organising a shag in a brothel"

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...u-forced-close

Back to work schemes, that were previously funded by the EU, are going to close because the money has NOT been redirected as required. This is what happens when you put morons in charge of running the country, people that deal in three word slogans and have no clue how to do anything.

Just for dribbles; this is a Brexit downside. Something that is clearly the result of Brexit, and is detrimental to the country. If you still have any intention of sharing actual fucking Brexit benefits with us (and at this point I'm thinking it's unlikely) you want to find something that's the opposite of this.

But you won't find any, because Brexit is a long list of damage, punctuated by a couple of things that look good on a Daily Mail headline but are actually nothing to do with Brexit (like Freeports). At this point, even the AI is starting to think that Brexit was a mistake.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...exit-bad-idea/

[Gorsameth]

And in the continuing saga of "things that Brexit fucked up because the morons that did it were incapable of organising a shag in a brothel"

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...u-forced-close

Back to work schemes, that were previously funded by the EU, are going to close because the money has NOT been redirected as required. This is what happens when you put morons in charge of running the country, people that deal in three word slogans and have no clue how to do anything.

Just for dribbles; this is a Brexit downside. Something that is clearly the result of Brexit, and is detrimental to the country. If you still have any intention of sharing actual fucking Brexit benefits with us (and at this point I'm thinking it's unlikely) you want to find something that's the opposite of this.

But you won't find any, because Brexit is a long list of damage, punctuated by a couple of things that look good on a Daily Mail headline but are actually nothing to do with Brexit (like Freeports). At this point, even the AI is starting to think that Brexit was a mistake.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...exit-bad-idea/

lets not pretend like fucking over poor people was a mistake caused by incompetence.

They knew what they were doing.

[jonnysensible]

And in the continuing saga of "things that Brexit fucked up because the morons that did it were incapable of organising a shag in a brothel"

no need to subtweet dribbles holiday habits here

[dribbles]

And in the continuing saga of "things that Brexit fucked up because the morons that did it were incapable of organising a shag in a brothel"

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...u-forced-close

Back to work schemes, that were previously funded by the EU, are going to close because the money has NOT been redirected as required. This is what happens when you put morons in charge of running the country, people that deal in three word slogans and have no clue how to do anything.

Just for dribbles; this is a Brexit downside. Something that is clearly the result of Brexit, and is detrimental to the country. If you still have any intention of sharing actual fucking Brexit benefits with us (and at this point I'm thinking it's unlikely) you want to find something that's the opposite of this.

But you won't find any, because Brexit is a long list of damage, punctuated by a couple of things that look good on a Daily Mail headline but are actually nothing to do with Brexit (like Freeports). At this point, even the AI is starting to think that Brexit was a mistake.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...exit-bad-idea/

When you have almost full employment, thanks to yet another benefit of Brexit, why waste money on back to work schemes.

Thanks for pointing out yet another benefit of Brexit, you come up with ones not even I have thought about!