The context, shows the irony.

the context being the way the EU see their member states

as colonies

yes

The context showing the irony of what they're saying

the bbc knew it was a trainwreck

thats why it was relegated to bbc4

anyway I have a networking essay to write

It still doesn't change the fact that these were ironic <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

and typing to you doesnt write my essay

so...

fuck that

So now you have no argument, you leave

Gotcha

nah youve shown yourself with all your whataboutisms in your post above

trying to part by part debunk what I said about the EU being an undemocratic socialist shitshow

and doing none of that in the process

I used it twice because you clearly don't care about the things you mention.

Because our government does it worse.

no it doesnt

xDDDDD

> EU being an undemocratic socialist shitshow
Which is false.

You don't know what snoopers charter is, do you?

You know hate speech laws were brought in the UK before in the EU?

no because no one has brought it up ever

on the media or anywhere

You realise most of our regulation is from UK governments, not EU legislation

xD bullshit

https://fullfact.org/europe/uk-law-what-proportion-influenced-eu/ even if 13% of our laws are EU ones

at the low end

it should be 0

Id rather be ruled by my own countrymen than an unaccountable overseas bureaucracy

> The House of Commons Library has warned that "there is no totally accurate, rational or useful way of calculating the percentage of national laws based on or influenced by the EU."

🤔

thats still admitting that some laws come from the EU

And? <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

which shouldnt be the case, if we independant

My argument is a majority come from the UK governments

LMAO

Would still be the case if we wanted a trade deal with the EU 🤷

13-60%