British Politics

Morning ER. How's life?

 

Better than yours, that's for sure.

 

I wouldn't bet on it. Tbh you come across as pretty sad and angry.

 

Whereas you come across like a permanently spunk stained hypocritical whingeing loser

Lefty ****ing loony.

 

You're very wrong

 

We are in the single market still so we wont be getting the ****e food.

 

Still ****ing over your 325" telly while people are starving and homeless in this country.

Hypocritical lefty loony woke champagne socialist.

Derp.

 

Just checked and the US is our biggest export market worth £112 billion/year. My previous statement appears to have been absolute bollox. Still the main thing is to keep trade circulating within our own borders ignoring any nonsense the EU try to impose. The EU couldn't give a **** about a border in Ireland as we saw when they briefly introduced one a few weeks back due to a row with a pharmaceutical company.

 

He thinks that saying he has a good life is enough to convince us even though he is scared to show how ugly he is.

 

Sexton Light

 

Yeah the made a balls up and apologised within 24 hours. I'm not a fan of the EU either but the seq border is staying. Blame the Brexit voters.

 

Bollocks.

The EU are ****ing intransigent. Racist ****s with member states wanting nothing to do with them.

 

Fine but when it's a lorry delivering to Tesco, wave it through. If it's a British citizen travelling within the UK, wave it through. But, if it's a lorry delivering to Aldi/Lidl: check every single item in it and make it turn around for the slightest reason.

 

Blame the Brexiteers mate, sure they knew what they were voting for. They've killed the UK.

 

And as soon as we get a United Ireland we will hopefully leave the EU. Remember they had to rerun 2 referendum in Ireland.

 

Bit rich considering how The Republic Of Oireland has been funded by the EU for ****ing decades.

Spongeing ****s.

 

Now we are a net contributor.

 

Yes, only very, very recently.

Start paying your ****ing way.

Parasites.

 

Can't see it though think you could depend on the Unionists to vote Leave.

 

I'm not sure the South has the finances to take on the North. I suspect that most in the South would feel obliged to accept the north if it's what those in the province wanted, but the years of distancing themselves from what is pretty much someone elses problem seems to have left a good percentage ambivalent to a United Ireland.