An awkward Christmas for lefties?

[Ivor Windybottom]

I think it's just become some sort of weird, bitter religion for some, who blame it for everything.

If it rains tomorrow it will be because of brexit.

Sad.

 

[noseall]

name 3 things that has affected you personally through Brexit?

Passport control - UK outward bound booths are dire.

Higher taxes/cost of living.

Less value (on the pound) when travelling.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Passport control - UK outward bound booths are dire.

Higher taxes/cost of living.

Less value (on the pound) when travelling.

Shorter date fruit and veg (generally lower quality now too)
Harder (lots) to work in Europe

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Crikey, some absolutely heart-breaking tragedies are happening to people.

Now I understand how people are so passionate, having to endure that slightly mushy apple must be terrible.

Actually, I've noticed absolutely zero difference to fresh produce. But no doubt every off bit of veg just like you got 10 years ago will now be the fault of brexit of course.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Crikey, some absolutely heart-breaking tragedies are happening to people.

Now I understand how people are so passionate, having to endure that slightly mushy apple must be terrible.

Actually, I've noticed absolutely zero difference to fresh produce. But no doubt every off bit of veg just like you got 10 years ago will now be the fault of brexit of course.

There are genuine reasons for it.

You can either accept it or pretend it's not the case.

I guess you don't travel too much and compare thought

 

[Andydevon]

Well Carmen what are these genuine reasons for it then. May be you would like to explain.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Well Carmen what are these genuine reasons for it then. May be you would like to explain.

Do you think it's as easy to import now as it was?

Do you travel much and compare the produce quality and availability ?

 

[warey4life]

name 3 things that has affected you personally through Brexit?

Name 3 things about the UKs previous EU membership which affected you personally.

 

[warey4life]

More random word-bursts of nonsense.

Nobody voted for open-border immigration - either by voting to leave the EU or by electing Boris. The choices made by a muppet government were theirs, our voting system doesn't require our politicians to consult us or even to obey their own manifesto.

Brexit should have reduced immigration. The Tories made the opposite happen. For whatever reasons, possibly even as punishment to the population for voting wrongly, who knows. Remoaners have some pretty weird, bitter ideas.

A few factors made immigration worse post 2020, Brexit was definitely one of those factors.

Brexit was never going to reduce immigration, nor was it going to improve trade. In fact it was made obvious to us during the campaign, but faux patriots said it was all project fear.

I voted remain because I thought that financially, economically and politically Brexit would be a massive constitutional nightmare, plus I considered EU countries to be our allies and we have friends in France and relatives in Cyprus. Another reason I voted remain is because Nigel Farage supported leaving, and I've always found him to be wretched slimy piece of filth.

 

[Andydevon]

Nice swerve Carman why don't you answer the question?

 

[warey4life]

Nice swerve Carman why don't you answer the question?

Nice swerve Andy.

Do you think it's as easy to import now as it was?

Do you travel much and compare the produce quality and availability ?

Could you not read Carman's response?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Nice swerve Carman why don't you answer the question?

Do try harder

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I voted remain because...

Good for you. You lost, move on.

 

[Andydevon]

Maybe both of you need to read and understand. If still confused then do your research and open your eyes and move past your narrow view.

 

[warey4life]

Good for you. You lost, move on.

All remainers won, because Brexit damaged the economy and most of us knew it would.