My nan. Less than a month after the vote. Bery sad.
Statement disproven: youâre here.
Iâll reword, âracist cuntsâ. Cunt is a term of endearment where I live.
Our 93 year old friend is one of 5 people in our village who we know voted for Brexit.
After many lengthy conversations, she now admits to making one of the worst misjudgments of her life.
2 are completely irredeemable Tory supporting cunts (âBoris is doing his bestâ, âUnprecedentedâ, yada, yadaâŚ). He believes that Europe is the cause of ALL of Britainâs problems, and she just agrees with him. The irony being that he worked for Siemens for 30 odd years. Thick.As.Pigshit.
The other two are old, and donât follow politics. Yet they used to run a business and employ Eastern European labour. They blame foreigners for all the problems in this country.
They like us, so I have been working on her. She now sees how they didnât think it through. He is a totally lost cause.
The rest of the village, at least publicly, are Remainers. Unusual in the Blue Belt of South Oxfordshire.
No fucking sense of irony as they moan about foreigners to an Australian.
Stupid racist cunts canât comprehend that itâs Brexit supporting, Tory voting, little Englanders just like them that have laid us low.
Next time you see them give them a kick in the nads from me. Cheers.
I may have nicked this and made it a Whatâs App Status fpr the benefit of some of my acquaintances that voted for itâŚ
Cheers, brextards!
I fucking hope tgis isnât true.
Console yourself that youâll soon no longer have the right to take strike action or protest it in any way.
Amazing. That wasnât written on the side of the brextard coach, was it?
Still, at least my passport will be blue.
This is what May come back to haunt mick lynch amongst other brexit supporting trade union leaders. There members wonât be pleased
Time for a General Strike
Employee rights was the main reason I voted remain. US style employment is horrendous and it was obvious the right wing here are desperate to take us that way.
I remember Christy Moore introducing a song at a gig about the apoplexy he felt when Radio 4 announced that the âBritish Poetâ Seamus Heaney had received the Nobel Prize for Literature