Brit Exit for a Dummy

[corlorde]

Yep, we in the United States are looking for our Exit...from the establishment that has brought us to this point. Hopefully after Trump wins, the RINO’s and Dems resign in mass protests so we can get bust getting people in government who: 1. Love America and 2. Want to make it great again by getting back to our foundation.

[Badboo]

Everyone congratulating Britain for reversing something it should never have done is like congratulating a moron who has decided to quit hitting his head with a hammer.

Slogan for the 21st century, “we are all morons now”.

[deadrock]

Works for us all.

[Gaffer]

He is a very articulate man.

[Mad Dawgg]

"He is a very articulate man."

A fried of mine just watched that video and messaged me on FB that we should get him a Hawaiian Birth Certificate and get him to run in 2020 as a Repub. just so we can watch the leftists head explosion.

Hahahaha

[exDemMom]

I have a hypothesis as to why there is such a disconnect between city and rural voters.

City dwellers are far more likely to support socialism—the suppression of individuals in favor of the massive non-feeling, non-thinking “entity” that is society. They are much like bees in a hive that are not individuals, but only exist for the survival of the hive, because they are confronted with hordes of nameless, faceless people every time they step out of their cramped dwelling. They simply do not see people as individuals.

Rural people are much more likely to value individuality and freedom. In small towns, people are more likely to see others as individuals, since it is likely that you will see people you know any time you step out of your abode. Even the areas where you find mass gatherings, they are smaller, and the people are more obviously individuals rather than bees in a hive.

This distinction between seeing people as masses or as groups of individuals translates into political preferences.

[Gaffer]

He doesn’t even need notes .....OR a teleprompter!

[COBOL2Java]

That makes sense

[Ace's Dad]

With your fine comments, "put journalists out of business," you endorse my love for the concise, for the succinct, for the TRUTH! Well said; very well said!

[petercooper]

bttt

[GOP Poet]

Nice summary! :)

[GOP Poet]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[I_be_tc]

Later

[Lopeover]

The British people were already being punished economically by the globalists! The markets are bubbles anyway!

[CGASMIA68]

Certainly sounds like Connecticut.
The suburbs and rural say screw Malloy,a commie, and the city gime’dats love him.

[RoosterRedux]

Evil has no more power than Good.

It's just that God takes his time.

I think Brexit is a sign that this is our time now...to take back what has been stolen.

[aimhigh]

2) The Globalists will punish the British people economically for a while, but it won't last.

So there must be a good UK stock to buy low today. Any recommendations?

[Mr. K]

I firmly believe the anti-mulsim-invasion vote played a large part

[rjsimmon]

Rather lengthy, but details precisely why Britain must evacuate the EU with prejudice.

BrExit the movie

[katana]

True enough. And all those bureaucrats and apparatchiks in Brussels are on six figure tax free incomes living in a city noted for its (by European standards) large and comfortable housing and excellent cuisine. At the bottom line, this is not much different than the reaction of a past generation of freedom loving Englishmen to being governed by a condescending elite over whom they held no influence or power. Farage was right. Yesterday was Britain’s equivalent to our July 4, 1776 and I’ll be thinking of our cousins on Monday.