frigidweirdo
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- Mar 7, 2014
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Ah, the old "agree with me, or else I'll insult you" argument.
Well, it's funny, you look at the comments of the Brexit people on news sites and the like, and their complete lack of knowledge is mindboggling. They didn't know what they were voting for, they still don't know what they voted for.
They voted to stop immigration, and yet the immigration they hate the most was immigration from outside the EU.
They voted for sovereignty. And yet got annoyed when the House of Lords decided to do something they don't like.
They voted for democracy, and got an unelected leader to take them through the leaving process, and also don't want another vote on the final deal because, well, because they won and they don't want to lose that and democracy can go fuck itself in the trashcan.
Anything that is bad about Brexit is just more proof that they were right. A cat licking its own balls is proof that they were right too, somehow. If it's bad it's just a conspiracy or scaremongering. It's ridiculous.
Reality takes a back seat.
Your understanding of the premise behind the E.U and why Britain wanted out is lacking and I suggest you do some reading and researching on it.
Actually, no, it isn't.
"why Britain wanted out" isn't even a valid statement, there are many different reasons why people voted to leave the EU, many of those people who voted to leave, did so in ignorance.
Ignorance because they lost the sovereignty and decision making ability of their countries and they they were being ruled by a bunch of unelected bureaucrats put in place by the banking oligarchs that run the IMF and BIS? You are the one that is ignorant. You think people shouldn't be concerned about the influx of muslim migrants that do not wish to assimilate? You are the one suffering from ignorance.
Being in or out of the EU had nothing to do with Muslim immigrants. The UK had sole authority with respect to non-EU citizens entering the UK. Ignoramus.
As far as "unelected" bureaucrats, in what country are bureaucrats elected, ignoramus. While the senior staff of the Commission are unelected, so are bureaucrats almost everywhere, including those in the U.S. Federal Government. And these bureaucrats, as well as being appointed by the elected governments of the member states, and being subject to confirmation in their positions by the elected European Parliament, and having to report regularly to the elected European Parliament cannot make final decisions on EU law or policy. Those decisions are made by the Council of Ministers (consisting of ministers from the elected governments of the member states) and the elected European Government. Furthermore, the general direction of the EU is guided by the European Council, consisting of the elected heads of each member state of the now 27 EU member states. And all the EU institutions are accountable to the treaties and to the European Court of Justice. The idea that there is a European government in Brussels with independent powers is nothing more than a myth perpetrated on ignoramuses like yourself.
You were saying, lame fuck?
Interesting that you have A) insults and B) someone else's argument, someone we can't ask questions to..... hmmmm