That's it... same bullshit she been saying all the time - nothing new
NINE DAYS TO GO
They must have made a decision before 29 March for EU to agree
i don't get this whole brexit bs tho
like, the eu wants to fuck us over
so why didn't they just do that in the first place?
why bother going through this whole shitshow?
No, the EU wants to bleed us dry - they need our money
they could have just done it in private then
like everything else they do
I dunno if they could have, your economy is too strong to be bullied.
if theresa may is gonna pay them 39bil just to get a worse deal than we had already
why not just give it to them?
Because they won't give you anything for it
If they would leave you alone it might be worth it just to hurry it along
Why not just give them the two fingered salute like an actual Brit would
But they said no basically, but pay us anyway
once under Theresa May's deal, the EU would be able to introduce any measure they want and UK would legally have to accept it... the shafting would be lengthy and painful.
I don't get that. That just blows my mind.
Like in America, we would just disregard the laws.
Act like ot never happened and if they asked, tell them we forgot, and then keep forgetting.
If they stopped us, blow up their ships
It's what happens when politicians are prepared to sell-out your country just to keep on a gravy train
maybe brexit is just like a big PR stunt
but the ramp was damaged and the motorbike crashed
and no one wore a helmet <:pepe_sad:378719408345841664>
We would be like, "Sure buddy we have that deal, yeah, uh-huh, how much do we owe you again?" *Carrier fleet sails up.*
I am sharpening my pitchfork
VOTE THEM OUT
>voting
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VOTE IN COMRADE CORBYN, THE SOVIET MESSIAH
if voting worked they wouldn't let us do it
Dude what will they actually do if you just didn't do anything? Invade?
It's hilarious.
The Nazis tried that
"Legally binding." Yeah, until you decide not to press the laws.
It's about geopolitics... UK will have zero soft power if they start breaching agreements
did they actually say the referendum is legally binding?
or are referenda legally binding by definition?
the UK is a vassal state of the EU I thought?
