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Brexit

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The United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union, discussed as a neoliberal strategy that replaced European immigration with immigration from Asia and Africa.

Mentions (9)
"This shit was supposed to stick it to those technocrats in Brussels, secure the borders, make us an independent superpower standing on our own to feet and stop the immiseration that started accelerating after 08, all packaged with gauche nationalism to sell the deal. Fast forward to today and it lit"
Brexit was the biggest scam in modern political history · u/WachUwan0 · ↑402 · 2025-09-26
"Iraq also caused the Arab spring and ISIS to be a thing which resulted in a massive refugee crisis in Europe and subsequently Brexit."
Al Gore losing in 2000 caused the timeline to fuck up. · u/Jaipurite28 · ↑359 · 2024-11-18
"Trump and Brexit made the news fun for a while, and Chapo was doing its thing and being actually quite funny. Now its all just so dreary, depressing and repetitive and im feeling myself disengaging more day by day."
"furthermore, one of my supervisors is this dude whose got insane little brother syndrome who tries and fails to impress the owner of the business, and he's also extremely stupid (voted for Brexit, regrets it, though now will vote for Reform because he has this strange and deep resentment)."
Moved to England and it sucks rant · u/oldthunderprfectmind · ↑165 · 2026-01-19
"The degree to which they fucked up achieving Scottish independence in the 2010s despite everything being arrayed in their favour (massive SNP majority in Scotland, massive Tory majority in England, Brexit etc) is mad when you look back."
How are people feeling about the UK election? · u/slimline6787 · ↑146 · 2024-07-05
"I know you guys mentioned getting her on, on the last pod to talk about Brexit/Corbyn/the election."
Dasha and Anna pls get Angela Nagle on the pod soon. · u/bgth123 · ↑87 · 2019-12-17
"I've thought about the reasons for why this is happening, and I think that frustration has been simmering for some time. I think Brexit was an expression of anger, and I feel that many people in the UK seem to feel that the social contract is broken."
Something is going on in the UK · u/Beyond_Butterfly · ↑31 · 2025-08-23
"Brexit was a such a stroke of genius, we are so back 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧"
These tariffs are fantastic news for Britain · u/BARRATT_NEW_BUILD · ↑77 · 2025-04-04
"Convincing enough people that European immigration was destroying 'British values' and then importing immigrants at a much higher rate from Asia and Africa is an incredible heist."
Brexit is neoliberalisms magnum opus · u/phil_shah_iran · ↑24 · 2025-07-19
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