whats your beef with brexit?

[Estro Felino]

Farage vs Tajani (click on CC for subtitles)

Tajani is desperate...he knows that we have two fiercely anti-EU parties governing at home, and he tries to "praise" the alleged merits of this EU. Farage knocks him out. Bravo Nigel.

Tajani is a good man who believes in the values of Europe, but he fails to understand that this EU has gone too far and stole countries' sovereignty. And that is why nations like Britain are sick and tired of this game.

 

[Altfish]

Farage vs Tajani (click on CC for subtitles)

Tajani is desperate...he knows that we have two fiercely anti-EU parties governing at home, and he tries to "praise" the alleged merits of this EU. Farage knocks him out. Bravo Nigel.

Tajani is a good man who believes in the values of Europe, but he fails to understand that this EU has gone too far and stole countries' sovereignty. And that is why nations like Britain are sick and tired of this game.

Stop posting from the Bubble.

 

[Estro Felino]

Stop posting from the Bubble.

Tajani is the president of the EU parliament...of your beloved EU

 

[Altfish]

Tajani is the president of the EU parliament...of your beloved EU

When will you begin to understand I don't love the EU; there is much wrong with it. I just believe that the UK is better off in the EU than out of it.

Farage is a snake oil salesman funded by rich Americans and Russians

 

[Estro Felino]

Farage is a snake oil salesman funded by rich Americans and Russians

The Russians are against an EU that imposes sanctions on them...and they will do anything to undo this criminal EU
Our PM went to Moscow yesterday...just put 2 and 2 together

Spoiler

 

[Altfish]

The Russians are against an EU that imposes sanctions on them...and they will do anything to undo this criminal EU
Our PM went to Moscow yesterday...just put 2 and 2 together

Of course they are. The last thing they want is a united Europe - that's why they are funding and making friends with all who oppose the EU.

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

The Russians are against an EU that imposes sanctions on them...and they will do anything to undo this criminal EU
Our PM went to Moscow yesterday...just put 2 and 2 together

Spoiler

A fascist who seems content that his country is consorting with an autocratic tyrant who facilitates genocide.

Seems familiar.

 

[Altfish]

Wow!!!
Another Brexit bonus!

Not just a blue passport we are now getting a new 50p piece.

Who needs all the money for the NHS when we have such bonanzas as these

 

[Notanumber]

Of course they are. The last thing they want is a united Europe - that's why they are funding and making friends with all who oppose the EU.

I suppose we should be grateful that the EU is not flooding Europe with Russians.

 

[Altfish]

I suppose we should be grateful that the EU is not flooding Europe with Russians.

No, Farage and Johnson are doing that.

 

[Vouthon]

When will you begin to understand I don't love the EU; there is much wrong with it. I just believe that the UK is better off in the EU than out of it.

Farage is a snake oil salesman funded by rich Americans and Russians

There is nothing wrong with loving the EU!

I personally feel this was one of the problems with the 2016 Remain campaign, its feigned reluctance to speak positively about the Union and its achievements, while acknowledging how essential it is to British prosperity and livelihood.

I am, so it would seem, the most inveterate Europhile on the forum because I side with the people waving these banners at the Peoples Vote march (which I took part in, I was near the front in Parliament Square):

Every political system has flaws.

Westminster is hardly a paragon of parliamentary perfection, with its bureaucratic procedures and first-past-the-post voting.

There are many young and youngish Britons today who feel every bit as European as they do British and so would be willing to admit that they identify with the EU and its values, as opposed to mere reluctant support.

 

[Notanumber]

We need politicians that believe in the United Kingdom and have the courage to say so.

This woman has that courage.

 

[Altfish]

We need politicians that believe in the United Kingdom and have the courage to say so.

This woman has that courage.

More from The Bubble.

Have you not realised, when we see Farage, Yaxley-Lennon or Waters and we just think, "Oh no, not again." and move on to another post.

 

[Estro Felino]

There is nothing wrong with loving the EU!

I personally feel this was one of the problems with the 2016 Remain campaign, its feigned reluctance to speak positively about the Union and its achievements, while acknowledging how essential it is to British prosperity and livelihood.

I am, so it would seem, the most inveterate Europhile on the forum because I side with the people waving these banners at the Peoples Vote march (which I took part in, I was near the front in Parliament Square):

Every political system has flaws.

Westminster is hardly a paragon of parliamentary perfection, with its bureaucratic procedures and first-past-the-post voting.

There are many young and youngish Britons today who feel every bit as European as they do British and so would be willing to admit that they identify with the EU and its values, as opposed to mere reluctant support.

If you British want to stay in the EU, at least help us Italians change it...
...because we will not rest until we undo the technocratic EU that steals our sovereignty

 

[Altfish]

If you British want to stay in the EU, at least help us Italians change it...
...because we will not rest until we undo the technocratic EU that steals our sovereignty

Unfortunately, "Change the EU" was not a referendum option.

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

Westminster is hardly a paragon of parliamentary perfection, with its bureaucratic procedures and first-past-the-post voting.

It's interesting to note that those Leavers who voted as they did on the basis that the EU is undemocratic didn't give a solitary hoot about the fact that most Parliamentarians are unelected Lords until the second chamber started amending bills in such a way that meant the Tories couldn't drive a hard Brexit through with no scrutiny.

In fact that's like a double-irony, now that I think about it.

 

[Vouthon]

Another irony of Brexit is that one of its lasting legacies is the emergence in the UK of one of Europe's largest, grassroots pro-EU movements - as seen in the People's Vote campaign.

With the strong European values of the younger generations coming up, I predict that the image of Britain will, in the long-run, change from being the most traditionally Eurosceptic country in the continent to one of the more pro-European, irrespective of how Brexit turns out.

 

[Notanumber]

This is food for thought.

 

[Altfish]

This is food for thought.

More from The Bubble

 

[Notanumber]

More from The Bubble

I think you need to trade in your Bubble for a better one!