#102
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by Alan H » June 24th, 2016, 9:32 am
I ranted on Facebook and Twitter last night:
[rant] This referendum has always been about the decades-old internecine war within the Tory Party - and essentially only about that. They have foisted their internal squabbles on the rest of us, causing rifts in families, communities and friendships.
We are all bruised, battered and angry because of this.
But this is par for the course for the Tories. It's what they do; it's what they excel at and always have.
The Tories have spent the last six years breaking this country apart, bit by bit; breaking its citizens; setting one against another; crushing spirits, demolishing morale and selling off hope; taking everything they could from the poor, the unfortunate, the sick, the disabled and the unemployed.
We all need to re-group, reform, and unite against these vile, self-serving, nasty and uncaring Tories.
We all need to unite and make sure the Tories have no more opportunities to further destroy us. [/rant]
David 'call me Dave' Cameron couldn't unite his own party so he broke the EU and broke the UK. He fucked the poor. He fucked the disabled. He fucked the unemployed. (And he fucked a pig.) Now he's fucked the rest of us.
We have been sacrificed to his god of self-servatism and we will all (well, not the rich, obviously) suffer the consequences for generations. We will now have the likes of Boris and Nigel running the country. Damn you Cameron. You have fucked everything up even more than anyone thought possible. May you rot in hell for eternity.
Alan Henness
There are three fundamental questions for anyone advocating Brexit:
1. What, precisely, are the significant and tangible benefits of leaving the EU?
2. What damage to the UK and its citizens is an acceptable price to pay for those benefits?
3. Which ruling of the ECJ is most persuasive of the need to leave its jurisdiction?