laughingboy9000

42 minutes ago, Castorp said:

I’m sorry Andrew, but the tone in your post is aggressive and reads like something I’d expect from the Sun or the Daily Mail. I spent many years living in the UK and am heartbroken about Brexit. 

And yet I am not surprised, your post displays exactly why Brexit happened. Just as so many others in the UK you’re using the EU to project your frustration rather than aim that anger at the politicians that have ravaged your country over the last three decades. The UK has the largest income differences in Europe and the poverty and decay is astounding. Somehow British politicians and media have managed to make the EU a villain rather than get their own shit together. 

The UK is without a doubt the European country I’ve lived in (4 so far) where it’s the most difficult to photograph in public. By far.

Perhaps you could try and excercise a bit of trust rather than spew vitriol against the EU? You really think it’s that bad? Last I looked the EU is a very successful peace project that safeguards a continent ravaged by brutal wars for centuries. 

So f-n tired of British people whining about bloody banana regulations or the EU interfering with winter savings time or whatever. 

You should put some sources, links and context for your post. Then, perhaps it will have some semblance of credibility. 

So many posts in this thread are nothing but depressing. Welcome to the outrage factory!

Quality.

 

So are you saying the EU is not responsible for Article 13? Are you blaming the UK public for this? I really don't understand your position on Article 13? Are you saying the outrage is hyperbolic? Seems like a whole lotta misdirection when there is something quite specific being spoken about.

I wish that shit would drop where I live. I love breaking stupid laws and then trolling the fuck out the fuckers that make them. If this is for real, the internet is going to have shitloads of fun with this one. So many teeny tiny brains. All you can do is shake your head and laugh at the idiocracy.