"Brexit is not an act of self harm"
The fact people in the UK have to claim this 6 years after the vote suggests that it was, indeed, an act of self harm.
The fact people in the UK have to claim this 6 years after the vote suggests that it was, indeed, an act of self harm.
https://twitter.com/e_casalicchio/status/1470817645738045440
All that democracy of having less votes, and FPTP in a two party system with all those safe seats. Along with a parliamentary system that creates laws further away from the people than in the EU system...
https://twitter.com/e_casalicchio/status/1470817756924817410
And the funniest to date. Has anyone seen the democratic history of some of the CPTPP countries?
Peru? Vietnam?
Peru? Vietnam?
https://twitter.com/e_casalicchio/status/1470822791947685892
Signing a trade deal with Vietnam as things are going in that country is not, I think, indefensible, but saying it in the same context as "for those who believe in democracy" does now really work.
Neither does a political process where politicians lied to the people to pervert the democratic process so they could wrestle power from them only to absorb it into the UK's party system.
That doesn't work either.
That doesn't work either.
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