British Politics

It wasn't correct, because the City of London also got shafted...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...city-of-london-brexit-financial-b1784497.html

 

My mum's oldest friend. 86 year old London girl who moved out to Bury St Edmunds decades ago. Voted Leave because "I don't want my grandkids having to grow up under Sharia Law".

This is by no means an uncommon story.

 

He was just drunk and wanting to bore someone. There are many examples of it being true, some of them on this thread ffs.

 

I voted leave so my Grandkids and their Grandkids could be born into sovereignty.

 

Derp di Derp di Derp.

 

I voted leave to piss off remongers like Archers, its fun watching him and his ilk have a hissy fit.

 

*serfdom

 

You quoted the wrong post ER

 

How’s that working out so far?

 

Of all the reasons people voted Leave, this is actually one of the least ******ed tbf.

 

Going well, mate. They'll probably have a job for life in Nissan.

 

Great actually.

 

I hope they do. Probably be the only people in the U.K. with jobs

 

Feeling more sovereign are you? With all your new freedoms?

 

It was going great, but snowed in now

 

The snow would have been worse if we were still in the EU, mate.

 

Many people travelling at the moment?

 

Not even on a weekday.


Central London is absolutely deserted. Like being in a movie walking about down there. Plenty of people about in the suburbs though. This feels odder than the first lockdown tbh.