HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
watching on Sky right now mate. This is going to be best shitshow of last 50 years. Have we started the fire?
>>78772944
>Conservatives BTFO
>Labour BTFO
>Lib Dems eternally BTFO
>Entire purpose of UKIP over
The fire rises, brother
>>78772875
>DNC bans all Sanders' ideas for the upcoming Platform
>Sanders himself goes to caboose
>everybody else fucks up and gets promoted
>Labour's fee fees were hurt by Corbyn
Zionists have won both sides. I am through. Now I will be simply lying dow and mostly shutting up. Im done. It's too coordinated. One snippet in the cycle for the righties. One snippet in the next cycle for the lefties. Too hard on the brains. And next to heart and soul the brain is a piece of my ass. But now ive reached my limit. We're fucking all, mentally deficient
>>78772944
It was always burning since the wheels were turning
We didn't start the fire.
>>78773229
That is cliché and also wrong
>>78773267
it was a joke, retard
Was Jermy Corbyn for or against Brexit, if so, is this why they want him to resign and if not, why do they want him to resign?
>>78773334
Since before he was elected leader
>>78773229
No We didn't light it
But we tried to fight it.
>>78773380
No we didn't
>>78773441
It will burn on and on and on and on and on....
>>78772875
I'm sure most were diversity hires.
>>78773334
He was secretly for Brexit. For many years he was anti-EU and he doesn't seem like the kind of person to change his opinions on a whim. He was just following the party line by campaigning (albeit very poorly) for Remain.
Anyway, I read that he just sacked Hilary Benn to try and stop the rebelion. Is it still going ahead?
The Brexit banter never ends
Is Nigel Farage the most BASED politician on the entire planet? He has caused all of this. One fucking man has RUINED the Conservative and Labour party.
I think I'm going to cry, lads. Tears of joy that is.
>>78772875
>Half of Labour resigns
Cameron style or Jo Cox style?
>>78773169
hunter thompson? Did you fake your suicide and move to canada?
>>78774911
Trump is also destroying both parties here.
>>78773169
>Zionists have won both sides
Yet to be seen. The Zionist, NWO gang are in a bind here. They either:
A. Have to go through with this, no matter what it costs. I'm willing to eat porridge and die in a ditch for this.
B. They admit democracy is a sham and the Jew controlled lackies just keep doing it over until they get result they want.
This fucking Tim Farron ginger cunt-- he needs to be tried for treason and hanged.
Christ, this year has been good to us.
I hope Corbyn goes too, the only reason he even got to be head of Labour was because all the Greens donated like £3 to "join" the party and thus have a vote on who should be its next leader
No joke this is what happened
Widely known as the biggest infiltration in recent British political history
THE FIRE RISES
>>78773334
Both Corbyn and Cameron were, for many years, big Eurosceptics themselves. They were both only campaigning to remain for their personal political careers
Here's David
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ2n7oMcSi0
and Corbyn you can find out yourself
>>78774911
Trump and Farage. They're both CRASHING THE SYSTEM WITH NO SURVIVORS
>>78776002
>putting one's political career over the best interest of their nation
And that is the problem with politics in general, at least democratic politics.
>>78776015
I have yet to meet anyone who considers Owen Jones as anything other than an effeminate, nu-male, disgraceful little shit of a mammy's boy
People like him are only given the time of day if enough people believe they have aught worth saying (they don't), but it's the belief that gives them power -- a relationship based on a sham
>>78772875
Holy shit its real.
Wew lad we've accidentally the whole thing
Big day today lads
>>78776015
He has a punchable face. Is that cuck some sort of big deal in the UK?
>>78772875
Blairite cancer BTFO.
>>78776002
cameron switched sides to stay you shill
>>78776413
Retard. I think you have misread my post, as that is exactly WHAT I HAVE SAID WITH PROOF. Read it in context and try again.
>>78776015
Jeremy Corbyn will resign today, screencap this.
>>78776588
Isn't that a bad thing, though? Dude is nuts and would get slaughtered in an election, right?
>>78772944
Fucking UK just saved Western Civilization, incredible
Wait what happened?
>>78776015
He couldn't look less dead inside even if he tried.
>>78776624
Personally I don't think it's a bad thing, he's a hippie who wants to get rid of our nuclear weapons and shrink our military even more than it already has been. He would 100% get slaughtered in an election, which is why the Labour party wants him gone.
This is hilarious
Jeremy Corbyn is a politician literally made by and for facebook warriors and students. And he's completely fucking useless
>>78772875
don't get too pleased by this
They don't think they failed in listening to their own people
They think they failed in controlling their own people.
>>78772875
3RD ALTERNATIVE IS THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE.
is this
MEME MAGIC
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>>78776624
He would get the wankery student vote for sure
He wants to get rid of our nuclear weapons and dissolve our army or some shit like that, amongst other things
Pic is something I cobbled together from an article detailing his first 11 weeks
This has to be my favorite happening since I have been here since 2006
How many Brits think jeremy corbyn will get sacked from his leadership position in labor after this Brexit vote?
>>78772875
>BBC's Laura Kuenssberg understand
what a weird thing to say.
bongs, explain this expression, or i'm coming over there to pick strawberries
>>78776624
Maybe. The UK is heading towards a pretty severe political realignment now that the big EU boogeyman is no longer a valid argument to use for every problem. Labour itself might actually pull back towards the leftist position it used to hold in the past, with Corbyn embodying this fairly well.
Just a shame the guy has absolutely zero charisma and seems stuck in the 1960s. Labour needs a younger face.
>>78773102
>Entire purpose of UKIP over
more like UKIP win condition on board fuckin nerd
>>78777007
Rusev pls don't come
This is a way of saying 'it hasn't been publicly confirmed, but our chief political editor has been privately told by a confidential source that this is what's going on'
>>78776002
>They were both only campaigning to remain for their personal political careers
try lives
Dave started campaigning against Brexit only after they """""caught"""""" his dad laundering money in Panama along with a bunch of other eurosceptic politicians.
>>78776979
Do you even like the UK, bro?
I think I've seen you in a few threads.
Singapore is in the Commonwealth and you're a key ally in the region; but I don't know if the man on the street thinks too much of us?
>>78772875
Yess
YEESSSSS
YYYEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!
THIS IS FUCKING GREAT! 2016 is making up for how shitty 2015 was in so many fucking ways.
>>78772944
Dubs fucking confirms! Praise Kek! Praise whatever! Just keep this clusterfuck rolling!
>>78776982
It's inevitable, Corbyn is a huge weak link in the Labour party. No one likes him and his people constantly are speaking out against him. A weak crack like that -- a chip in the windscreen, let's say -- will eventually shatter the entire thing.
He has to go; not if, but when is what people should be asking
>>78777129
BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVE
I am not the only singaporean here.
>>78777106
alright, you're safe for now
>>78777216
I hope labor keeps jeremy corbyn if they kick him out I hope labor loses big again not to the Tories, but to UKIP. Burn this ship with no survivors.
>>78777129
>>78777248
I don't care much about UK, just uncuck yourselves and I'll visit. The Muslim situation is apparently worse there than it is here, and we're surrounded on all sides by Muslim countries.
Start treating them like the animals like they are and maybe you can be saved.
>>78772875
>cultural marxists a willingly resigning and contemplating moving out from the UK
It wasn't supposed to be this easy.
Old farts on bbc saying a third of labour voters will likely swing to ukip
>>78777248
Ah, I thought so.
We like Singapore and we're glad we have a good relationship. I hope we can do mutually beneficial trade with you and all the others in the Commonwealth of Nations.
Hopefully our shared histories can be given full attention now that we have left the EU.
>>78772875
Can someone explain why this is even a big deal?The EU is just a trade agreement.
>>78777565
I like UK. I am glad you all gained independence. Don't listen to the fearmongers, they said the same thing when Singapore left Malaysia, look where we are now. UK will be stronger outside the EU. Rule Britannia!
>>78777654
>The EU is just a trade agreement.
It hasn't been that from the outset. The ultimate object was always to create one united europe of diluted ethnicities and cutlures, to prevent the occurrence of another world war.
Oh, and to make a handful of people insanely rich and powerful. That too.
>>78777654
The EU is more than that. Originally it was a trade agreement, but it has since expanded into a political union with its own currency. Ever since we entered, the EU has consolidated power to Brussels -- political power, financial power, legal power... all has been slowly diverted from member states to Brussels.
>>78773102
>>Entire purpose of UKIP over
no, not yet.
only when the process of leaving the EU is formally completed has independence been achieved. and even then - all the other parties will just start shilling to rejoin the EU as soon as possible, so UKIP is needed as a guardian of independence against those who would give it away again.
This entire week has been absolutely glorious
>>78772875
Don't laugh.
The parties are collapsing and de facto new ones will emerge. Including ones openly for the eradication of the native population.
Pic related, last week.
Lol they fucked up bad with the 350 million
>>78773267
Doesn't even know the lyrics to a classic
GTFO ahmed
>>78772875
He'll just replace them with his followers lol
>>78777654
Because they're secretely fucking TERRIFIED of the UK getting much, MUCH better trade partners.
See: Flag related/US/Korea/Japan/Russia
>>78778055
here, you forgot this:
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>>78777723
Hey Singa-bro,becareful not to get arrested for "hate speech"
If Singapore was bigger,Jurong should seceed from the rich cunts in Bukit Batok that overwhelmingly vote PAP
>>78777129
They should br down on their knees sucking your cock. Without British colonization, Singapore would be a useless, undeveloped shithole island in Malaysia. That is fact.
>>78777984
>marxism
when will this meme die
>>78778159
British helped us,but we were still a 2nd world nation under them.Please stop asking us to suck dick,can Asians get recognition for once?
>>78773102
>>Entire purpose of UKIP over
They are relaunching a completely rebranded party in a few months which will establish them as a regular party i assume.
>>78778150
Hate speech only incurs in Singapore when you insult a religion or a PAP head member. Nothing I have said can be considered Hate Speech in the slightest.
>>78772944
This is just the beginning.
>>78778141
and after all the hollow threats, it's happening. hahahaha. I'm sure by now most if not all of the nationns you named have already quietly contacted Great Britain to discuss the logistics of that very thing.
>EU pucker factor: >9000
I am fucking turgid.
>>78778323
>When you insult the government,you can get arrested
I wonder what our constitution thinks about that
Glorious
Is this the greatest event in British history?
>Out of the EU
>Cameron out
>Scotland and NI already told that the idea of referendum is off the table
>France confirmed they will keep the rapefugees under control
>New Labour cucks completely btfo
It just keeps getting better
test
>>78778270
This is so exciting.
>>78773334
He's a working class old labour socialist which puts him totally at odds with Blairs tory lite with shit skins version of labour
>>78778387
Oh I can insult the government, I seen plenty of people do it. You just can't single out people and insult them. That puts a bullseye on your back and you get fucked by the other shit they choose to nitpick on you.
>>78778404
Source on France?
Last I heard they were stamping their feet and slandering us
>>78778404
Probably the greatest event of /pol/. I mean Zimmerman was great but nothing else comes remotely close to the amount of tears and butthurt this event has generated.
>>78778404
Anglosphere now mates, we're one step closer
>>78778517
Thats true.But the fact is,freedom of speech has no limits.
>>78774911
Farage is the most influential Brit since Thatcher and Churchill
He needs to become Prime Minister.
He claims he would be a bad Prime Minister but all the past Prime Ministers have all been cucks and he never fucked a pig unlike Cameron.
>>78778581
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/25/french-border-deal-wont-be-affected-by-brexit-paris
The deal was between the UK and France. The EU had no involvement so us leaving changes nothing.
>>78778605
and it's only been a fucking WEEKEND! What kind of this could be the perfect buttfrustration storm. Who knows what beautiful things we'll see a month from now.
>I can't think of a group of disgusting troglodytes I'd rather be watching it all and laughing at it from the bleachers than you faggots.
>>78772875
>cutting off your nose to make your face step down
Embarrassing tactics from grown men
>>78776015
The newest member of the JUSTice league
>>78778637
I agree. But I would argue that we aren't that far off from what is happening in the rest of the west minus US. When was the last time someone here got arrested for banter over Twitter?
>>78778789
Resignation as a form of protest has long been a British tradition
>>78778676
There is absolutely no way Farage is going to become Prime Minister. It doesn't even make sense a suggestion.
>>78778760
Trump winning would make the fucking perfect hat trick after Zimzam and Brexit. USA don't fucking let us down.
>>78777773
I was watching a reaction of Ron Paul and he seemed so excited that Brexit happened and claims that the EU was destined to fail. He was just surprised that it was falling apart so quickly.
>>78777967
I had a feeling this was about gaining back lost power that was sacrificed for the "trade agreement"
>>78778141
If the EU wants to keep them as trade partners I'm sure they still can but they just won't have to follow the same rules.
>>78778794
How about the leftist cuck anus yee?
>>78778404
Scottish referendum is still on the table
They still face all the same awkward questions as they did last time though
>euro or pound
>how long will it take to join eu
>will Spain and belgium veto
>will the eu even exist any more
>what to do about oil
>>78778884
what if a new parliament is elected and UKIP wins by a landslide?
>>78778884
He doesn't even want to. I say let him be a voice during our exit from the EU then let the man retire in peace. He has played his part perfectly.
>>78778908
>I had a feeling this was about gaining back lost power that was sacrificed for the "trade agreement"
Basically we pay millions every day to join a union that grants us access to a stagnant single market; that takes away our national democracy; imposes rules and laws and courts on us, and decides our immigration
What a deal, right? For them maybe.
>>78776979
>he hasn't been on /pol/ since at least 9/11
step up
>>78772944
THE DUBS SAY KEK WILLS IT
>>78778917
He went a little overboard but some dude in Canadian is being sued for making fun of feminist and someone in UK got arrested for a tweet about Muslim. Amos was far more malicious than the two of them put together.
Does anyone else think it's time for Farage to step down? He got us this referendum, he's done his duty, the problem is his massive ego which won't let him let a new fresh face take over.
It's a cliche now but we need some sort of consensus with the remain voters, and Farage is not going to help us do that
>>78778895
From your mouth to Kek's ears, m8.
>>78778908
Ron Paul's reaction made my cold hating heart tingle. Fuck, how could you not be surprised at the speed it's coming unglued? We knew there were problems looming under the surface of it all, we knew it, and nobody was prepared for how badly it's starting off for them.
I haven't been this cheery in years, and my family is commenting on it. I think they're worried. Haha!
>>78779054
>4chan was around during 9/11
Upside down Singapore, you need a break.
>>78778978
It's very possible, 2 weeks ago i read an article that the conservative mp who beat farage narrowly last year is under investigation for spending much more money on his campaign than he would've been allowed to
>>78779159
>taking the b8
step up
>>78779088
Kek you are right.I still need we need fresh faces and not a 'democracy' in which its a one party system.
>>78778998
If his party wants him to become prime minister, he will become prime minister.
And there is no excuse for him to retire when much more older people are in Parliament.
>>78778976
Sturgeon ran off to the EU after the result and asked them to negotiate on the idea of an independent Scotland and she got a response of "lol wtf".
You are exactly right in saying they face all the same problems they did last time. Which is why this referendum won't happened. Because the debates will be identical to those of a couple of years ago and we already know what Scotland chose.
Scotland wanted the UK to remain in the EU united. 2 years ago when they were asked whether they'd like to leave the UK and join the EU seperately they overwhelmingly said no. So there's no need for a referendum.
>>78779152
Don't forget Farage resigned before, but stepped back up when people in his party pressured him to continue.
He doesn't want to go on anymore, UKIP will likely have a vote to elect a new leader and campaign for the October PM position with that. Farage will obviously act as vouchsafe for the new guy.
>>78779054
>he wasn't on /pol/ when Hitler conquered France
>>78779238
Man I am happy with this one party system. If we allow more systems and democracy, you can sure as hell bet our neighbours in the North will have a hand in funding some of the opposition.
>>78779219
Pic related
>>78779276
>He doesn't want to go on anymore
Are you sure? He just seems to be desperately trying to get involved in the negotiations with Brussels.
>>78778482
So basically Bernie until his #BLM interruption.
>>78779305
Kids these days think they know rare pepes.
I'm pretty sure that brass etching from a candelabra at the Eagle's Nest only exists in a vault under a mountain in Switzerland now.
>>78779158
>We knew there were problems looming under the surface of it all, we knew it, and nobody was prepared for how badly it's starting off for them.
this is really astonishing if you think about it. the problems with the EU are so fucking obvious - just look at fucking greece! the country is kept in a state of permanent bankruptcy for over five years now. that alone gives you a good impression about how good this union is doing its job.
>>78779305
>he wasn't using the fax machine predecessor of /pol/ during that time
>>78778978
Unfortunately the general election isn't a referendum and nothing has changed since last time. UKIP are not going to go from 3 seats to 250. No party would form a coalition with them either.
If they did get that many seats then obviously Farage could be Prime Minister assuming he actually entered government himself this time.
>>78779034
Who does this even hurt aside from the EU?
I can't see how the average British citizen is going to be negatively affected by this when things get smoothed out.
>>78779158
Yea, I wasn't really even keeping up with EU and could tell that there were some problems that made the agreements unstable.
Why would they be worried?
>>78779444
Considering he has been MEP there for quite some time now, who better to negotiate terms than someone who knows the system inside out?
That's likely all it is, he wants to make sure it's done right; it's not his "ego" or whatever sinister machination you seem to attribute to him.
Besides, after all he has been through for this, don't you think he has some right to be involved in the process?
>>78778404
>>78778605
>>78778760
>>78778609
>Anglosphere now mates, we're one step closer
when
>>78779366
You're right.But I'm afraid our democracy will eventually be like the one in the dictator movie.
>>78779604
In the short term, leaving the EU will be bad for Britons, but in the long term -- my God we made absolutely the right decision
And really the long term is the only one that matters
>>78779638
Trump gets elected.
Tony "No boat pass this line" Abbott takes back Australia.
Someone lets Trudeau win.
>>78779632
>Besides, after all he has been through for this, don't you think he has some right to be involved in the process?
We have a democracy. He has no right whatsoever.
>>78779741
>long term beats short term
You must not be a politician.
>>78779484
Very much that, anon. But the leadership was so heavily invested, so committed to the bureaucracy, that all it could do was shout down and stifle objection and dissent, and platitudes and calming gestures for the masses to keep them docile and obedient. The normies couldn't see until the utter insanity of the mass-importation of a foreign and hostile set of cultures into their comfortable and safe villages. When the rapes and assaults began to pile up, and no more platitudes could be offered.
For all of the shit I've heaped on you Germans, I grew up there. I have fond childhood memories of those same villages, and I hope like hell you all survive this madness.
>>78779693
The alternative is pretty scary as well due to who we are surrounded by. We could easily turn into an Islamic country if we let in too much democracy.
>>78772875
Corbyn sacrificed his political career for BREXIT
HAIL CORBYN
>>78779034
pretty fucking hilarious that my friend in London thinks leave only one because of racists. Sad too, because the guy makes like £125k a year, the man should really have a better grip on the details.
>>78780116
won*
>>78779899
No such thing as too much democracy
And we could always do a Trump styled ban
>>78779638
Aye! One step closer. Dad's shown us the way. Now all we have to do is put some shoulders on the neck he's extended. If we do that, we've formed a formidable beachhead.
>>78772875
I don't understand. Can a bongistani explain for an amerilard?
>>78780171
LKY would certainly not hesitate to do a Trump styled ban. He predicted the fall of the EU and called Islam venomous. Too bad his son is a fucking pussy.
>>78776624
Yeah it is. Corbyn staying in would be the best thing for our interests, whatever that means
>>78780277
Welp the IB are now spectating this chat
>>78779741
Your government needs to make a great example of this to influence other EU countries to leave the "agreement" and to shut up the people claiming that the leaver voters are all short sighted.
Apparently they can't stand when a country has the freedom to dictate who they trade with and how they want to do it.
>>78780417
They are too busy monitoring EDMW and r/Singapore.
>>78780594
Noice.I agree with your point,I was shocked when I found out we had a muslim mp
>>78776970
You sound like a die hard colonialist.
>>78778676
Honestly, the ideal ticket would be a tory-skip coalition, with labour having a minority.
Just enough MPs to get most policies through, but enough dissenters to halt other policies like privatising the NHS
>>78780749
EDMW is about as racist as 4chan and they do it with only semi anonymous protection. The folks there are either ballsy as fuck or just plain stupid.
>>78780920
Considering they are the Singaporean version of rednecks,its probably stupid
>>78773334
>Was Jermy Corbyn for or against Brexit
WHO FUCKING KNOWS?
I've never heard anyone spout so much shite with a forked tongue in my life...
Coup d'etat when?
>>78772875
I dont follow British politics, all I know is that Brexit crashed the continent with no survivors. Can I get a quick rundown? Are the ones resigning the ones that were expected in the wreckage?
>>78781123
And all the liberals of Singapore hang out in r/Singapore which is about as condescending as the rest of reddit. They were so filled with righteous fury about the pink dot incident. I enjoyed the Brexit taking them down a peg. Fuck them, Singapore online presence on the web is a cancerous blight.
>>78779897
I was never fond of EU, but I just saw them as an inefficient joke and a minor nuisance until the migrant crisis. My city got flooded with people who had illegally travelled through the whole fucking Europe and were now the taxpayers' responsibility during challenging economical times. The lack of gratitude (rapes, robbings, complaints about the quality of food) sent a nice "fuck you" message too.
When EU showcased this attitude that it was not acceptable to consider these people a security risk or question the expenses they caused, and when it basically chose the interests of non-Europeans over the European people, that's when I finally came to the conclusion that EU is dangerous and its time must end. If they had taken immediate action during a crisis like that, they could've convinced me to form another opinion. Merkel & co could've stood with Orban, who was the only one showing any leadership and vision. They could've ordered temporary border checks on the entire Schengen zone until the situation's under control. But instead of EU activating some kind of emergency procedure together, they just kept wasting time, and all the countries were eventually forced to make independent decisions to secure their borders.
>>78777458
This, I thought you people loved NatSoc?
>>78781371
Agreed.Our country is too diverse.We should try our best to not be like cancer.
> If Boris Johnson looked downbeat yesterday, that is because he realises that he has lost.
> Perhaps many Brexiters do not realise it yet, but they have actually lost, and it is all down to one man: David Cameron.
With one fell swoop yesterday at 9:15 am, Cameron effectively annulled the referendum result, and simultaneously destroyed the political careers of Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and leading Brexiters who cost him so much anguish, not to mention his premiership.
>How?
>Throughout the campaign, Cameron had repeatedly said that a vote for leave would lead to triggering Article 50 straight away. Whether implicitly or explicitly, the image was clear: he would be giving that notice under Article 50 the morning after a vote to leave. Whether that was scaremongering or not is a bit moot now but, in the midst of the sentimental nautical references of his speech yesterday, he quietly abandoned that position and handed the responsibility over to his successor.
>And as the day wore on, the enormity of that step started to sink in: the markets, Sterling, Scotland, the Irish border, the Gibraltar border, the frontier at Calais, the need to continue compliance with all EU regulations for a free market, re-issuing passports, Brits abroad, EU citizens in Britain, the mountain of legistlation to be torn up and rewritten ... the list grew and grew.
The referendum result is not binding. It is advisory. Parliament is not bound to commit itself in that same direction.
omg its like a master ruseman meme but in real life. found on leddit/guardian
just remember guys the remain camp are the REAL winners here
>>78781629
That is why we post on 4chan :^)
You're not allowed to disagree with Comrade Corbyn without paying the price. Not that I'm surprised.
It's a shame after the Syria vote Hillary Benn was clearly one of the stars of the party and they're just going to replaced by socialist yes-men.
Sure the young may be happy but as this referendum has shown the young complain a lot and never vote.
>>78776350
He's a columnist for a national newspaper and acts as a pundit on Newsnight and other television programs. Among journalists he's probably one of the most well known.
>>78776015
Genuinely had to check to see if the Michael Moore one was correct.
>>78781493
It's happening here too, finnfriend. We become comfortable with the buffoons running a retarded but benign circus. But it seems to always turn out worse for The People in the long run. Our founding fathers cautioned eternal vigilance as the price for our freedom and continued existence. How right they were.
>>78777027
>eu bogeyman
You understand nothing of our politics, do you?
>>78778609
Would gladly form a union with our friends the Aussies. Soon.
>>78778439
BURNING THIS GOVERNMENT DOWN
>>78780807
Excuse me what the literal fuck are you blabbering about colonialism for?
>>78780116
>Londoner yuppie retard
>is overpaid for his position and gets to live in mu cosmopolitan melting pot
>has retarded and uninformed opinions about historic and world-changing referendums, and everything else, really
Yep he's middle class
>>78777158
And come November the US will destroy it by electing Hillary
>>78782683
>electing
hue hue
>>78782528
What a fucking time to be alive! I expect you downunderians to be tip top on your shitposting game. We're making history!
>>78782568
Do you love the queen, Anon?
>>78781142
anything less than full-on Remain rhetoric, in his position, means full-on, but deniable, support for Leave
dunno how so many people hadn't cottoned on to this...
Friendly reminder that Corbs secretly voted to leave like a top lad.
>>78782312
Your constitution and its heavy importance in your politics always seemed like a really great thing to me (especially the first amendment). The second amendment confused me though, I didn't understand why guns should have such remarkable protection. But the last year has helped me understand; it's absolutely reasonable to fear that the government can evolve into an enemy to its own people, and there should be strong safeguards against this scenario.
>>78777654
Here's a list of topics that the EU makes law on: http://ec.europa.eu/citizens-initiative/public/competences/faq
Note that it makes by far the majority of laws on fisheries and agriculture. Telling British fishermen that they need to obtain EU permission to fish in their own territorial waters is absurd. Link on precisely how that has fucked what was once one of our largest industries: http://campaignforanindependentbritain.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Fisheries-booklet-FULL.pdf
>>78778978
That won't happen unless the Labour party completely implodes. I can't even begin to tell you how improbable that is.
>>78783945
>and there should be strong safeguards against this scenario
It's still just an amendment though and can be repealed
Which I'm convinced will happen within my lifetime
Hoping to become transSpurdo later in life if I can afford it (I'm expecting the USA to go full authoritarian left in the next 20 years), I always heavily admired Finns and their sense of identity
We've only gone and fucking did it leds. Labour has collapsed, the Tories have collapsed.
The question now is whether or not they'll stay dead and allow for two new parties to take their place as morality man so desires.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bo_XDLO4YOA
>>78783414
Hey Britbong, is there some epic debate on some time happening? Where do I look for thisssss
>>78779638
Anglosphereeeeeeeee I can hear the middle class screeching already
>>78778605
Trump is 100% going to win in November.
>>78781348
The labour party supported remain but were very 'lacklustre' according to reasons.
Some party members expressed dissatisfaction with Corbyn's leadership and when one little cunt went to power grab, Corbyn let him go. The response looks like a big walk out.
That's the TL;dr from an outsider though.
>>78778270
Will they keep the name UKIP?
>get slaughtered in the elections
>"wow we really pissed off the moderates by going so far left, how do we fix this?"
>labour thinks really hard about this problem
>they finally come up with an idea
>"WE GO FURTHER LEFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
>"ELECT CORBYN, HE'S FOR UNLIMITED IMMIGRATION AND LOVES COMMUNISM!!!"
>"wow amazing plan 10/10"
And then UKIP took over the UK.
>>78784914
Yeah well you're spot on.
All I would add is that they've been trying this for some time. Indeed, most of them have obsessively committed themselves to ousting Corbyn, some lending all of their available time and energy to the objective.
The iron is now hot, and they're striking hard. Shadow cabinet members are resigning hourly.
Lol, fuck Labour
>>78772875
doesnt matter, unless he resigns he'll still get back in on a leadership election
>>78782062
>It's a shame after the Syria vote Hillary Benn was clearly one of the stars of the party and they're just going to replaced by socialist yes-men.
lol fuck off blairite shill
Can anyone tl;dr some good reasons/examples, big or small, that UK leaving is a good thing? I'm surrounded on all sides by people who disagree
>>78787322
I love in the local elections as well as the general elections, but neither matters. Our government is governed by another government in Europe which nobody here has any say in.
They tell out government what they can do, what they can't do, and what they should do.
A huge chunk of our laws are dictated to by them, given that they like the regular every aspect of peoples lives within their borders.
Then there's the mass internal migration between European peoples, while I'll always hold Europeans above non-Europeans that doesn't mean I agree that they should be given equal status within the UK to one of our own citizens.
And the same vice versa, a Brit in Poland should be no different to a Pole in Britain.
Because of this workers from poorer countries within the EU travel to the UK to work here, willing to work at cheaper payrates than our natives which undercuts us and drives up our unemployment.
This forces them into claiming benefits, which is already under immense stress from EU and non-EU claimants who live here alike.
While there are some positives to the EU, to a lot of people they sure are hell don't outweigh the flaws.
>>78787909
I vote in*
They like to regulate*
>>78779638
MAKE ANGLOS WHITE AGAIN
>>78780116
Yeah, it's amazing. Most of the people I know from London have been spamming Facebook about "racists!!" 24/7 for the last few days. These are mostly well-educated people who are earning a lot...
Some shit I saw in a 10 minute scroll:
>They are all racist! (many times)
>We should have an intelligence test for voting!
>If you're wondering why there's no leave on your feed, it's because you don't befriend "peeple hu type like dis"
>Let's ban chavs and old people from voting
I wonder if they'll riot
>>78776002
>implying Corbyn didnt sabotage Labour's efforts
>>78777129
lol everyone except Russia is fucked
>>78772875
This will be the LEFT FACTION (Conservationist/hippie types) of the LEFTWING exiting because the RIGHT FACTION (Trade Unionists/National Socialist types) of the leftwing have had a win with the brexit.
>>78779793
>Someone lets Trudeau win.
Underrated
>>78787909
Sorry an illiterate Polish school-leaver does your minimum wage job better than you.
Leaving EU will not make you less of a failure.
>>78780171
I think u drank too much memes man
>>78773229
You have failed your age and nationality tests. Your flag will be confiscated and you have to go back.
>>78779638
ANGLOSPHERE FUCK YEAH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyBWh34UFQI
>>78782683
HA whatever faggot, Trump will win, polls that rank him under mean nothing.
