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#68

Wow economics is staggeringly boring isn’t it? I completely switch off whenever I read about it.

#69

Is this the lady who insists it makes sense that May keeps everything secret?

It’s so infuriating. I feel so shit for every EU person living in the UK and vice versa whose actual lives, now, in this present, are being completely fucked by this, when so many Brexiteers were bleating on about fucking sovereignty. Never been so angry with a certain ex-Disser this week when they said on Twitter “Ooh sorry it won’t be so easy to retire to Spain when you’re 50”. FUCK OFF.

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#70

Yeah, this whole EU nationals right to remain thing has been staggeringly badly handled - even by May’s current standards.

There are so many friends of my kids at school that are likely to be affected by this, with their parents. I can’t imagine how awfully destabilising and unsettling this all is and has been for the past year.

Never mind the fact that ACTUAL REAL people and their futures are being used as nothing more than bargaining chips in this game by shithead politicos.

#71

Balonz has changed, man.

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#72

Did you take the opportunity to ask Lucien when he’s coming back?

#73

I’m at the stage now where I cannot fathom how it has all happened. I mean - firstly, the majority of the country think that people who are already here should be able to stay. Quite emphatically based on the one poll I saw about this. So it’s not domestically popular. Secondly, how does it benefit relations with EU nations when all that it’s likely to do is piss them off that the UK is playing games with THEIR citizens? So it’s not internationally popular. So… what exactly has been the point? I could just about understand it if it was one of those “negotiation 101” kind of things but I can’t work out for the life of me how it is.

#74

On a related note, we’ve had shit like this since the election from people amazed that young people might be a bit pissed off with stuff at the moment.

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#75

Imagine being this person, ffs

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#76

In fact that last sentence implies he thinks that’s the only good reason for brexit. so he’d happily fuck everything up so long as he can buy things in the pound again.

#77

"Dear Uncle James,

I know what ‘USSR’ stood for you patronising cunt.

See you at Christmas,

John"

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#78

Fucking lazy hypocrite, using email instead of writing his letter on vellum, like in the good old days.

#79

Dear sir,

The judge made it clear you are not my son’s uncle and you are to stop sending us letters about Jeremy Corbyn. Please respect the court order.

Dave Jefferson

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#80

That has to be satire no?

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#81

I’d hope so but it’s so hard to tell nowadays!

#82

What a load of patronising cockshit.

Not that I’d expect anything else from that publication.

#83

Always find it incredible that the spectator takes issue with any form of wealth redistribution but apparently FTSE company executives earning upwards of 300 times more the lowest paid person in the UK is absolutely fine.

#84

Well it’s like how any Labour policy that might upset big business = terrible, but Brexit upsetting big business and fucking up the economy and the strength of the pound = no problem

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#85

They’re wealth creators and deserve all of it. If it wasn’t for them, you’d be earning thruppence ha’penny a month.

#86

Second referendum proposal:

  • Remain
  • Leave (leaving the EU does not mean a return to the imperial system you stupid cunt)
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