A generation who voted for a Brexit that's trashing the economy, Northern Irish Peace & UK unity and enabled a government that caused the worst (OECD) recession and excess death rate in Europe...
Has THE NERVE to tell 16-yr-olds they're not responsible enough to vote! #VotesAt16
Tell me how 16-year-olds could have possibly done any worse...
Illegally shut Parliament ✅
Broke international law ✅
Outlawed loud protest ✅
Illegal campaign ✅
Scapegoat immigrants ✅
Green Peace on Terror list ✅
Banned teaching opposing views ✅
Denied 16yr-olds vote to stop Labour ✅
Daily Mail editor head of OFCOM ✅ #FascistBritain
The Crown Prosecution Service has a constitutional responsibility to bring charges against politicians who break the law.
Why is the @cpsuk choosing to protect Conservatives? Impartiality demands equality before the law.
Failure to act in these circumstances WOULD be political.
We put thieves in jail because they chose to damage someone financially for personal gain via dishonest means.
Brexit politicians have damaged people financially for personal gain via dishonest means, on a MUCH larger scale.
So I'm just gonna say it. They all belong in prison.
Literally all of them promised people Brexit wouldn't damage our trade, and that's exactly what's happening.
I'm sorry. I'm just angry after watching this @pkelso report:
Small businesses like Lizzie's can't afford to set up a branch in the EU to avoid the new Brexit costs. But big businesses can and are doing it now.
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A clear advantage to large corporations, screwing the little guy.
When something good/bad happens due to Brexit, we must know HOW Brexit caused it AND if that's good or bad.
E.g. If Nissan has to start manufacturing the batteries here because the Brexit Deal means they would now face tariffs otherwise, that's good for this, but bad generally.
In other words... If you were going to judge whether 2020 was a good year, you wouldn't say "Well, face masks sales are through the roof, so clearly the economy was booming."
Not all positives are a good sign.
The fact the 'tariff free Brexit deal' doesn't cover goods that have major components from overseas, is why the battery production had to move to Sunderland to avoid tariffs on electric Nissans.
Large corporations can afford to move things around like that. On the other hand...