Do you actually think the Queen rules Great Britain?
And the dems complete takeover of VIrginia.
Allan
Globalism is great for the Globalist and certain political elite, but there are many negatives for certain aspects of the poor and working class citizens of a country.
Yes the rise of right wing populism in Europe has never gone wrong before.
This whole thread is literally full of Brits talking about how this election had nothing to do with anything that translates into American politics and here you all still are.
I expect it to be much worst this time around. Theyâre going to be pissed off that their masters let them down, theyâre going to be pissed off at Trump supporters, theyâre going to be pissed off at the system itselfâŚand thous the system needs to be totally smashed.
Wasnât just Brexit though. Corbyn is an awful leader and an anti-semite.
So Brexit was the sole issue. Why do they want to exit so badly?
The London elite certainly have no love for Brexit supporters:
Substitute Trump for Brexit and there are similar feelings in the US elites in Washington, New York, Hollywood, etc. Here is a description of the Washington eliteâs perception of Trump voters dating back to the Republican primaries:
And here is a more recent description of feelings from the media elites about Trump voters. Multiply the distain from the never-Trump Republicans by several times and you have an idea of the feelings of the Democrats in congress and the media:
Many who did not vote for Trump loathe him with the intensity of a white-hot poker prodding at their soul. Their hair is still on fire, and nothing in the world can extinguish it until he is out of the White House, preferably in handcuffs. If you are a reporter who lives and works within the counties that surround Washington, D.C.; New York; Chicago; or Los Angeles, itâs been a tough go. You donât work with anyone in your newsroom who would have voted for Trump. . . They see the Trump voters as foolish or fooled at best, and as bigoted, unintelligent, and backward at worst.
A desire to âsmash the systemâ is what die hard Trump supporters crave, so they should be natural allies of Antifa.
The left behinds in the Uk are anti-immigrant, just like here in the US.
Allan
Yeah just like about 98% of threads on Hannity Forums
Wasnât just Brexit though. Corbyn is an awful leader and an anti-semite.
And Johnson is anti-Islamic. Too bad no one cares about that.
Those left behinds did include a lot of what was the Democratic and Labour base. They are the ones who get the attention in the U.S. because of the rustbelt but itâs more complex than that.
There are some of us that do quiet well and donât mind immigration at a certain level, itâs just the speed of it across the west that upended the apple cart and help put us were we are today. Itâs hard to think at the same time of 100,000âs of jobs being shipped overseas while simultaneously bringing in workers both blue and white collar to work at lower wages there wouldnât be blowback.
I donât think Iâd put too much stock in that theory. IF anything the election of Trump likely helped them start to focus on cleaning out their own swamp.
So Brexit was the sole issue. Why do they want to exit so badly?
Itâs still about a 52-48 split. Labour was all over the place on Brexit messaging, Tories kept it quite simple.
And it wasnât the sole issue, just the biggest. Well, Corbyn himself was possibly a bigger drag on labour than their Brexit positions, though their Brexit positions were due to him as well.
Even some who voted remain just want it over and done with, as its dragged on for years. What many donât realise is that leaving the EU would only really be the start of Brexit, not the end.
It will dominate UK politics for decades. It isnât going to be over and done with.
As to why people want to exit? They blame many of the UK ills on the EU. Most donât even understand what the EU is or what it does, so it has been a convenient scapegoat for tabloids and politicians for decades.
No, it didnât. The entire election was about a single issue that doesnât even have an analog here.
Sure it does, Brexit is primarily fueled by immigration, last time I checked we had a similar issue.
Thanks.
It will dominate UK politics for decades. It isnât going to be over and done with.
Esp with the SNP nipping at their heels about separating from the UK.
Allan
Sure it does, Brexit is primarily fueled by immigration, last time I checked we had a similar issue.
Except itâs not? Unless you simplify it down to meaninglessness?