Why don’t you try to fight for better bilateral relations with your fellow Europeans, in the UK instead of blaming other in the internet for your misses?
We all know the reasons for the Brexit, and it really doesn’t reflect well on the UK. Xenophobia, egoism, populism, which many have been only too happy to be blinded by, and a few trifles in return for many positive things.
When did I blame the internet for Brexit haha? I just thought it was a bit odd that the UK wasn’t included in the graph, because that would’ve made it a better graph.
You need to drop the idea in your head that the UK is full of Brexiteers, most people support closer relations with the EU.
Also, whilst I agree xenophobic sentiment played a big part in Brexit, acting like we have to be a member of any international grouping just because we should is dumb.
I voted remain by the way and campaigned hard for it. But pretending that the EU is perfect is also dumb.
But in the description I added later on.
Still seems rather petty for a publication that calls itself Europe magazine and not EU magazine.
Why don’t you try to fight for better bilateral relations with your fellow Europeans, in the UK instead of blaming other in the internet for your misses?
We all know the reasons for the Brexit, and it really doesn’t reflect well on the UK. Xenophobia, egoism, populism, which many have been only too happy to be blinded by, and a few trifles in return for many positive things.
When did I blame the internet for Brexit haha? I just thought it was a bit odd that the UK wasn’t included in the graph, because that would’ve made it a better graph.
You need to drop the idea in your head that the UK is full of Brexiteers, most people support closer relations with the EU.
Also, whilst I agree xenophobic sentiment played a big part in Brexit, acting like we have to be a member of any international grouping just because we should is dumb.
I voted remain by the way and campaigned hard for it. But pretending that the EU is perfect is also dumb.