I love how this Brexit created so many news things to talk on. Golden Age for the international law.Brexit: Spain proposes 'shared sovereignty' over Gibraltar
Almalexia said:For now.
The foreign ministers of the six nations that signed the "Treaty of Rome," founding the European Union in 1957, will meet in Berlin or Brussels. Ministers from the Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Italy and Germany want to consult about what must happen with the EU in the event that the UK withdraws: Further intensified cooperation, a loosening of the same or the formation of a new core Europe consisting of these six countries?
The Queen was actually for leaving the EU. You reap what you sow.Almalexia said:Haha, oh my god I bet the Queen is pissed. She already lost the Empire, now she is going to lose half the Kingdom due to these idiots. Stop blowing holes in me ship!
PoisonCourtesan said:Also, top kek at this idiot:
Reactionary voters are the worst sort.
This goes to the whole Brexit, though. It is the saddest aspect - that you cannot collectively laugh it off the same way you can some hardcore anti-imigrant, hardcore direct democracy or any other completely misguided and disgusting demands.SenpaiHinds said:I do get the sentiment though.
It's the disgruntled middle class shooting itself in the foot and then complaining about the results when they actually get what they voted for. Same people who voted for terrorists to become MPs in our parliament and third in row party at the elections.SenpaiHinds said:I do get the sentiment though. Perfectly centrist people have been voting for far right parties for years as a protest against the political system. Horribly misguided and it backfired of course, but I do understand where this comes from.PoisonCourtesan said:Also, top kek at this idiot:
Reactionary voters are the worst sort.
PoisonCourtesan said:The Queen was actually for leaving the EU. You reap what you sow.
In other news we'll see what agreements Britain will try to make with the EU now, maybe they'll join EFTA and be like Norway.
The Queen officially has no vote from what I know and tries to remain neutral in matters like this. There's a lot of talk though, people claim she was mostly in favour of leaving.Almalexia said:Oh, really? Citation?PoisonCourtesan said:The Queen was actually for leaving the EU. You reap what you sow.
In other news we'll see what agreements Britain will try to make with the EU now, maybe they'll join EFTA and be like Norway.