Brexit Thread 3 - Project Reality

Already seen my first 'yeah, but what about the exports to non EU countries?' from a leaver.

Did see that some NI companies are getting contracts that probably would have went to GB companies. So that's something.

Personally, I tried to order some CD's from another European record labels store. Put in address...computer says no. Flat out refuses to send them. This is also happening on Amazon in some cases. So god helpful me if I can't get my fix of buying shitty Metal albums.

Squinty's neighbours wrote:It's so quiet now that yob next door can't buy music. Thank god for Brexit!

Moggy wrote:
Squinty's neighbours wrote:It's so quiet now that yob next door can't buy music. Thank god for Brexit!

I still have all the CD's pre-brexit :datass:

Squinty wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Squinty's neighbours wrote:It's so quiet now that yob next door can't buy music. Thank god for Brexit!

I still have all the CD's pre-brexit

Ahh simpler times, when we weren't an international pariah and could actually buy physical goods.

More and more graffiti popping up about the Irish Sea Border here.

Or as one of them near me called it, the 'Irish sea boarder' :lol:

One thing I hope the press are doubling down on is the current situation wasn't inevitable because of Brexit but inevitable because of the Brexit that the Tories chose to pursue.

The UK press??

Hypes wrote:The UK press??

Yeah, I'm being overly optimistic aren't I?

Some of the left leaning press might make that point.

The majority though? Not a chance.

The only way that the Tories can get through the next few years is by blaming the EU for everything. I expect Tory controlled media to peddle that narrative.

Squinty wrote:The only way that the Tories can get through the next few years is by blaming the EU for everything. I expect Tory controlled media to peddle that narrative.

They'll blame the EU but also have the pandemic to use for years to come.

Brexit Thread 3 - Project Reality

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