***Official Political Discussion Thread***

[freeze]

Going out sad. Sean grasping straws, having the best buy geek squad pull up for some flex bombs.

 

[Deleted member 42060]

Somebody photoshop Bernie into a mummy

 

[Cashflow]

Waking up hit a little different without having to see a barrage of senseless tweets from the Commander in Chief

 

[rolaholic]

The leftover McDonalds on the desk

 

[fargin]

The leftover McDonalds on the desk

And Airforce One smells like day old burger wrappers and ***.

 

[Sharpshoeter13]

Where is her upper lip?

 

[had pants]

 

[had pants]

 

[freeze]

The leftover McDonalds on the desk

All those blank sheets of paper from the goat health plan and Trump's other achievementssss

They burned through more trees than the forest fires. They really don't gaf about nature.

 

[KHUFU]

 

[Cashflow]

 

[masagipatron]

Bernie with the Burlington Coat Factory drip. He needs to get a North Face.

 

[storm2006]

A black Secretary of Defense He would be the first African American to hold the position. Biden is a mf’n real one

 

[KHUFU]

Now, the ripple effect is taking place, even across the pond...

Brexiters are waking up to the damage they've done

Brexit has beached the fishing boats at Hastings. The two-man crew of Paul Joy’s boat Kaya have left for shore jobs, after the price of the huss they land fell to just 2p a kilo. Exports to the European Union are Brexit-blighted, with fishers across Britain poleaxed by new costs and regulations, their catches rotting before they reach EU markets. It’s costing them millions already.

For the past two years Joy, a passionate Brexiter, has consistently told me he believes his industry would be shafted in any trade deal. “Betrayed, sacrificed,” he says, outraged at the government’s failure to secure British fishing rights for 12 miles around the coast, and now crippled by the export costs. So when foreign secretary Dominic Raab has the effrontery to tell the BBC’s Andrew Marr that this is “a great deal for the fishing industry”, he must know it’s not true.

Other industries want to know if Boris Johnson’s promised “compensation” for fishing losses means a huge subsidy in perpetuity for this less than 0.2% sliver of the economy? Because the problems exploding in one industry after another, in less than three Brexit weeks, are not going away.

Friction is the new normal. As the chief EU negotiator, Michel Barnier said firmly last week, things have “changed for good”. UK choices mean “mechanical, obvious, inevitable consequences when you leave the single market and that’s what the British wished to do”. It’s not French revenge, or bloody-minded Brussels, but ordinary life as a third country.

Brexiters are waking up to the damage they've done | Polly Toynbee

From horse racing to fishing to road haulage, British industry is in chaos. No wonder leavers are turning on each other, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

www.theguardian.com

 

[biggie62]

Now, the ripple effect is taking place, even across the pond...

Brexiters are waking up to the damage they've done

Brexit has beached the fishing boats at Hastings. The two-man crew of Paul Joy’s boat Kaya have left for shore jobs, after the price of the huss they land fell to just 2p a kilo. Exports to the European Union are Brexit-blighted, with fishers across Britain poleaxed by new costs and regulations, their catches rotting before they reach EU markets. It’s costing them millions already.

For the past two years Joy, a passionate Brexiter, has consistently told me he believes his industry would be shafted in any trade deal. “Betrayed, sacrificed,” he says, outraged at the government’s failure to secure British fishing rights for 12 miles around the coast, and now crippled by the export costs. So when foreign secretary Dominic Raab has the effrontery to tell the BBC’s Andrew Marr that this is “a great deal for the fishing industry”, he must know it’s not true.

Other industries want to know if Boris Johnson’s promised “compensation” for fishing losses means a huge subsidy in perpetuity for this less than 0.2% sliver of the economy? Because the problems exploding in one industry after another, in less than three Brexit weeks, are not going away.

Friction is the new normal. As the chief EU negotiator, Michel Barnier said firmly last week, things have “changed for good”. UK choices mean “mechanical, obvious, inevitable consequences when you leave the single market and that’s what the British wished to do”. It’s not French revenge, or bloody-minded Brussels, but ordinary life as a third country.

Brexiters are waking up to the damage they've done | Polly Toynbee

From horse racing to fishing to road haulage, British industry is in chaos. No wonder leavers are turning on each other, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

www.theguardian.com

Elections have consequences. Wait till the banks move their European headquarters to Paris Berlin and Belgium and then the country will really be crying.

 

[KHUFU]

Elections have consequences. Wait till the banks move their European headquarters to Paris Berlin and Belgium and then the country will really be crying.

Oh THAT is going to be interesting!

 

[freeze]

Lolll gaw damn trump ain't ****

 

[DLF]

Work from home had me barefoot in the crib for a good 3 months

(I keep my spot clean before y’all come at me )

Wait? People wear shoes at home? Who does that? Weirdos

 

[biggie62]

Oh THAT is going to be interesting!

I have friends who work in smaller financial firms and they are already in contact to setting up new leases. Once they are secured, they are terminating their London leases. The smart people will just move to another European city. As long as the city they move to is a cultural center, people won’t care to stay in London.

 

[DLF]

He gave us the vaccine at warp speed. He’s done enough. Rest easy Donald, you were great

 

[storm2006]

Wait? People wear shoes at home? Who does that? Weirdos

Now I honestly can’t tell if this post is serious or satire

 

[Wargames]

 

[storm2006]

 

[AEA18]

Mighty Ducks had the Flying V and the orange clown has the Flying P

 

[DLF]

Now I honestly can’t tell if this post is serious or satire

So you wear shoes outside. On grass. Dog ****. Dirt. Public bathrooms.

then come straight into your home and sit on the couch and kick your feet up with those same shoes on? Go to your bedroom (likely carpeted) and think that it isn’t weird for someone to question this practice?

Trump would never. So I won’t