shit you hate

[Denton 490,282]

^

i didn't know poles were brown

 

 

[akuma no uta 275,915]

I guess the whole "no politics" thing went out the window, as I've seen it discussed in multiple threads.

Anyways.

Fuck fedex.

[gti 491]

^

i didn't know poles were brown

immigration was most likely the deciding factor, i won't deny that. i just don't necessarily think that wanting to prioritize your own country's interest above others is racist in all cases. the nation-state is not a race, and there are very valid reason for not wanting open door policies that drive down wages, consume welfare resources, and often times fail to fully integrate into society.

 

2/3rds of uk migration is from outside the EU. that's completely within the UK's own control and they don't need "muh sovereignty" to lower it if they want to.

 

2004 uk had an opportunity to curb migration from eastern european countries but they decided not to. that's while they were in the EU

 

quit using twitter alt-right rhetoric 

[jayrock 413,950]

12 years is a long ass time ago, we're witnessing world history happening before our very eyes and the butt hurt could not be more entertaining

[gti 491]

what does "12 years ago" have anything to do with it?  I'm saying immigration reforms were completely possible inside the eu you daft cunt. 

[jayrock 413,950]

2004+12=2016

[llobey 1,916]

wtf

[llobey 1,916]

watery mango juice

[Fycus 304,595]

2004+12=2016

Illuminati confirmed

[TIMDOT 61]

I'm sorry, but I can tell you now for a fact it was all about immigration, and closing the borders to foreigners, i.e. anyone who isn't white and not born in England. It was about kicking out "Johnny foreigner" and keeping "English jobs for English people". The whole breaking from Brussels so we could govern ourselves was a smokescreen, or should we say a convenient lie to put in front of people.

 

Why do you think Farage released a huge Leave poster campaign two days before the referendum which had a photo of refugees and the words "Breaking point" if it wasn't about immigration? Why was immigration such a hot topic for the months leading up to it. Why did the Leave campaign keep banging on about how the NHS and other services are under strain due to the free movement of workers. Pointing out that terrorists could enter freely through our borders, and because of this we shouldn't be accepting refugees. 

 

Perhaps in the US you received the "filtered" version of the campaign's media coverage.

 

Also unfortunately, the majority of the British voting population that did push it through were uneducated. The Financial Times released trend graphs of those who voted leave and remain, the sad fact is those who had a degree or a higher qualification heavily leaned towards Remain, while those who didn't have a degree heavily leaned towards Leave.

I agree with you in places but think there's bad analysis and a snobbishness in other places. They weren't "uneducated". They were not educated to degree level ffs.

 

"But some 51 percent of the total and 47 percent of Remain supporters said immigration had no impact on them personally. Those saying immigration had no impact on them personally was even higher among Leave supporters, at 52 percent."

 

How do you account for this then? You forget the immense power of nationalism.

The swell of racist people with no solidarity and no intelligence that couldn't give a fuck about the refugees is why these things need to be analyzed and fought right now, not just moaned about on the internet.

[FinleyB 1,345]

I'm going on a march, because I want Britain to be back British.

[Fuuma 410,934]

UK just left the EU and the Euro 2016. hahahaha, cunts.

Edited June 27, 2016 by Fuuma

[jayrock 413,950]

Wales is still in the tournament

[aslittleaspossible 44]

y do old people's votes count for anything

 

like just die already

Edited June 27, 2016 by aslittleaspossible

[rafsemens 2,207]

absolute madman unreal banter

[rafsemens 2,207]

lol u edited tho which suggests u are not truly the edgy and apathetic individual ur edgy statement about death suggests

fraud

[po_boy_fuuma_hatesbargerz 728,821]

i mean, it's not like the US is any better. older generations here are voting against progressive and reasonable reform in the face of racism, immigration and the gays, and much like the UK's rural v. urban issues, we're seeing a massive polarization of urban and rural values/politics here. The haves and the have nots are clashing, but in a diametrically opposed way.   Brexit is seriously worrisome, and that increases the possibility of a trumpocalypse happening this November.*

 

*I stayed at a Trump residence in Chicago earlier this year, and my god, that man might be crazy but he can run a hotel like nobody's business.

[FinleyB 1,345]

lol u edited tho which suggests u are not truly the edgy and apathetic individual ur edgy statement about death suggests

fraud

succ out cuck

[aslittleaspossible 44]

4got sufu was politics free so my last comment on this wil l b that i am so down for philosopher kings

[lchi 197]

anyways

Edited June 29, 2016 by lchi

[whitney 274,686]

 

*I stayed at a Trump residence in Chicago earlier this year, and my god, that man might be crazy but he can run a hotel like nobody's business.

You realize that this is the same man whose been through multiple bankruptcies...

I don't think history has ever had a politician who was first a businessman. Usually it's the politicians contriving with businessmen; but it's always been separate like church and state.

I can't say anything really because I believe in hearing what one says before passing judgement but every time I hear him speak or attempt to, after five minutes I'm ready to gag myself.

What I do hear, the snippets I obviously can't ignore: paints him as someone who goes too far in promising what we all know ain't gonna be delivered. He's extreme like this I suppose.

My fear is how much further we are going to drop in the eyes of the world if he's actually elected. Not for a vanity so much as vote of confidence in America/n(s)

[SSchadenfreude 14,858]

i may be mistaken, but (like various other trump facilities) isn't it owned by the chinese conglomerate, blackstone? think they just pay trump an annual fee to use his name.

[jayrock 413,950]

nm

Edited September 8, 2016 by jayrock

[Thatboyo 3,647]

apple making the jet black only 128 gb and higher 

 

guess they dont want broke boys to flex

 

would've been raw with it too

[jayrock 413,950]

I'm fine on the new iPhone, I'll just take care of my 6s and keep using it for awhile

*gets out of car*

*phone falls out off pocket and goes sliding across parking lot*

*screen cracks*

[Fycus 304,595]

grailed:

 

[fang 247,018]

fair play

[Denton 490,282]

is the me actually you?  pretty hostile

[Fycus 304,595]

im not actually mad - just messing around with em. if somebody asks you 40% of asking price, keep in mind i turned off "or best offer" function, wouldn't you get a little frustrated? This is a regular occurrence, if people are going to give dipshit offers im going to give a dipshit response. 

Edited September 22, 2016 by Fycus

[conqueror 729,279]

'chimp' is a good insult, i'm gonna steal it.