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What were the pros and cons of Brexit?
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>>543209922
On r/unitedkingdom people have generally a negative view on brexit, a cheap populist trick by stupid right wingers
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it seems like it was just a psyop from Putin to demoralize and weaken the West, Putin played Farage to screw the UK and EU, just like Putin installed Trump to demoralize and weaken USA
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poles out
pakis in
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>>543209922
Got rid of some of the refuse of the world but the pro-eu government decided to punish the english people for it
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>>543209922

The real value of breggzit was making the UK harder for the political class to bring down a control grid upon. Before they would just blame the EU, not they have to be obvious about it, and as you can see the public is getting more energised about it.

On its own this does nothing, but as we pump more energy into the system, week after week, it means a greater explosion is possible at some future point. In short the elite find themselves surrounded by fuel.
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>>543209922
>Poles out
>Nigs in
>Brexit means Brexit.
More interestingly, it shows that you can't really fix a broken democracy just with referendums.
A small majority lashed out at the current state of things (very bleak in Bongland) by opportunistically shooting at the EU big wig. Then they vote for leaders that shilled for remaining in said Union.
In the end, the whole world will rot in the coming decades, you can just chose between going down calmly or screaming and kicking.
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>>543209922
The con is the economic damage. The pro is that if you plot it out on a long enough timeline then the chance of the EU doing something retarded or insane (Greek debt crisis in 2009) reaches 100 and we're better off not getting sucked into it
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>>543209922
The problem wasn't Brexit. The problem is that Britain has a government that is no different from the EU, a government that hates its people and want to harm and replace them.
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>>543213674
Imagine being such shit peepoo they prefer pakis to pooplacks.
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POLES OUT
PAKIS IN
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>>543210150
fpbp

it showed given a chance, people will vote against Open Borders and Immigration, everytime, even when threatened with Economic warfare.

It showed, besides these rare popular votes, UK is rigged against its own people by The Jews.
Even existing "immigrants" don't want more "immigrants" in the UK or USA, or EU.
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>>543215979
>it showed given a chance, people will vote against Open Borders and Immigration, everytime
The vote was very close, even Dominic Cummings (man in charge of Leave campaign) said it could easily have gone the other way
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>>543215712
This, short-term economic damage was unavoidable but it might've been worth it just to avoid being part of a European federation. The idea just isn't popular over here, and people wanting to rejoin without understanding that this is the goal of the EU are retards
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>>543209922
Brexit when taken as a whole was negative. Kind of like how an escaped slave gets punished to make an example to the rest. The establishment did not want Brexit. They only called a referendum because they thought remain would win. They were wrong, and allowed an extremely rare example of real democracy to occur. Of course the slaved must be punished for daring to defy the establishment, so they made sure to implement Brexit is poorly as possible.
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>>543217125
Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity
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>>543209922
Pros:
Polacks left

Cons:
Jeets replaced them
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>>543217198
That is old world wisdom. It no longer applies in this cursed era. In the modern era malice is the default. If it was simply incompetence then by random chance they would sometimes do good things. But things are consistently the worst they can possibly be. That can only be achieved through active malice.
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>>543210150
to be fair the EU is trying their best to dump infinity niggers on you as retaliation for leaving
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>>543209922
>united
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>>543209922
Brexit should have included leaving the un.
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>>543217125
Nobody punished the UK, rather the EU did not went out of its way to accommodate Brexiters.
>Kind of like how an escaped slave gets punished to make an example to the rest
More like a dumb nigger slave who successfully escapes and then realises that he still has to work but even harder catching food in the wild and without the few advantages that his benevolent White Massa provided him (well except for the occasional buck breaking).
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>>543209922
Pros: No more polish constantly walking through the chunnel and taking r factory jobs.
Cons: No more factories
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>>543220335
The UK government punished us. And I am not talking about trade deals. I am talking about ramping up mass immigration rather than bringing it down. We dared want to control our borders, so they opened them wide open as a punishment.
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>>543220335
derp
stupid post by stupid poster
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>>543210151
saar
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>>543209922
Pros: technically Britain left the EU
Cons: in practise Britain is still in EU
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>>543210151
>on /r
Go back
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>>543209922
Pros: you are no longer a part of a suicide pact. Cons: your politicians are all still suicidal.
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>>543211322
>POOOOOOOTIIIIIIINNNNNN
Holy fuck can you globohomo EUSSR loving, nigger worshipping faggots stop talking about Putler for FIVE NANOSECONDS?!
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>>543209922
pros: none
cons: all
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>>543209922
>what
something about "independence"
LOL bongs
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>>543213674
This was the reality, but people were generally under the impression it was forens out, more money not going to subsidise poorer EU members and less bureaucratic red tape.

I feel no ill will to people who voted leave, but the situation Europe is in at the moment is dire and remaining in the EU would've been beneficial for us and them.
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>>543225158
90% of whats good about the EU you can just get but having the kind of arrangement Norway has. We never should have been all the way in
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>>543226105
Nice one shagga, how's that going for us?
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>>543209922
brexit still not implemented, so hard to say, but not-brexit sucked



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