Because if you start comparing patriotism in economical terms, well

`[9:28 PM] King Remainer: They are not comparable`

Losing your country to germany *is totally not the same thing as* losing your country to germany guise

Guys just trust me

Why are brexiteers so scared of everything

It wasn't the Brexit campaign that was called Project Fear last I checked

Canada trades with the USA. Should Canada give the USA the ability to control their laws because they trade with them?
What about Austria giving Japan the ability to pass laws over them?

Brexiteers aren't scared of everything

They're just scared of Germany

Remainers are scared of *not* Germany <:smugon:512048583806025739>

The EU don’t have control of our laws

We even created most of the EU laws and allowed all of them

European Communities Act

I remember when the EU forced us to adopt the metric system.
No input from parliament.

It makes EU law superior to UK law

I like how there was that myth that 80 % of laws in our country (Slavland) is from the EU. They debunked it by saying it's only 30-40 %.

Wew. Nothing to worry 'bout there then <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

and we don't create every single law made in the EU

Does this technically count as UK news? <:GWseremePeepoThink:402867838580293643>

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Is that Hong Kong?

Yep

Invade China to protect our colonies

We should have kept Hong Kong

We put in so much work selling Opium to get Hong Kong and then we just gave it back

Thw Hong Konians don't wish to be a part of China either

Honk Honk

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https://twitter.com/Oxford100/status/1180867647883403264

I think Boris might be able to find a technicality like this and use it to take us out on the 31st

the supreme court could just rule that it's legal and won't be anything we can do about it.

I wonder if we would get into a situation where a future parliament votes to dissolve the supreme court.
and the supreme court just declares the vote unlawful.

Boris should propose a new judicial body that could make decisions outside of the government.

The supreme court would rule that illegal

But actually it's just a description of the supreme court with some words replaced with synonyms

Supreme court effectively declares itself illegal

???

profit

From my understanding if parliament voted on it then there would be nothing the supreme court could do cos parliament is sovereign and all that

The Supreme Court could just rule that Parliamentary Sovereignty is unlawful

That would be quite funny

The Supreme Court has pretty much ruled that it almost has infinite power now

It could theoretically rule that anything is unlawful