@IxatDnats@impression_ists Actually, they did as they wanted to be different to what came before. And their "labels" stopped them from exhibiting in the prestigious Le Salon for a long time.
If Brexiteers had just been honest & said "if we leave, it will be more costly & harder to trade with the EU, our economy will shrink & tax revenue will fall costing you more in tax", then maybe we wouldnt be complaining as much.
But they promised sunlit uplands.
They lied.
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Mandatory viewing for any fool who still doesnât understand the implications of slamming the gates shut.
@AnnMSinnott There was a referendum in 1975 to join the confirm joining the CM. Were you aware? Didn't stop you from overturning it by duplicitous means. So no, we won't stop until we rejoin.
đŽ The Brexit cat đ is out of the bag.
Once rejoining becomes a serious mainstream political option, you canât stuff it back in again.
MPs are openly talking about rejoining. Ministers are saying Brexit has done more harm than good. European leaders are saying Britain would be welcomed back.
The debate is no longer whether Brexit can be revisited.
Itâs how far and how fast Britain moves back towards Europe.
Brexit was sold as taking back control of our borders and boosting the economy.
Non-EU migration surged after free movement ended. EU net migration turned negative. More Brits leaving.
Same story on growth: UK GDP per capita has lagged the world, US and even EU since the vote. Stanford estimates a permanent 6-8% hit.
Brexit didnât deliver the promised renaissance. It delivered slower growth and different (not lower) migration.
The data is clear: we got the opposite of what was promised.
@AlexTaylorNews If people think Burnham will take them back to an old form of Socialism, they're seeing unicorns. Starmer has been exceptionally badly treated. Shame on his colleagues and MSM