[ SECRET POST #3804 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3804 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Twin Peaks]


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[Chris Pratt]


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[Banlieue 13/District B13]


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[American Gods]


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[Stephen Fry]


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[Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No. That's a terrible analogy. We're blaming Tories and Brexit on England, not on the UK. The equivalent thing would be judging the parts of America that voted for Trump.

[(Anonymous)]

HALF of England, yo. It was a 52/48 split. There are a LOT of people who didn't want Brexit.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, they are called Scottish people. Brexit is England's fault. So are the Tories. #YesAllEnglish!

[(Anonymous)]

Uh huh. God I hope Scotland get independence so we don't have to listen to this shit anymore. #Betteroffwithout

[(Anonymous)]

#WeBeenSayingThatForYears

#MakeEnglishIndyUKIPsNextBigIssue

#Please

[(Anonymous)]

Bollocks. If you honestly think the Scots are better off alone you didn't do the research, mate.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh sure you would say that

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, SHUT UP. Many, many English people voted to stay and are not Tories. Stop talking about stuff you clearly know shit about.

[(Anonymous)]

Mate, we're leaving because England voted out. We've got a fucking Tory government because England voted Tory. The figures don't lie mate.

English voters voting for English interests buggered Britain. Now if the Devolved Parliaments had a right of veto based on their populations not voting for that then that would be different. It isn't though, so take your English denial and go live with it.

[(Anonymous)]

Also Wales.

[(Anonymous)]

Wales is part of England, declared so by right of conquest. It is not a country in the way Scotland is.

[arcadiaego]

I wouldn't say that to anyone Welsh.

[(Anonymous)]

Because Scotland deserted Labour, actually, but hey let's not face your Scots denial, shall we? That would be too uncomfortable for you, and would bugger your heroics.

[(Anonymous)]

Labour was the one who left Scotland, not the other way around. Scottish people stuck with Labour through thick and thin, expecting to get a lot more consideration and to be treated as the full and equal partners in the Union they were supposed to be. Instead we got English centred policies, Scottish policies written in London and handed to yes-men, continually denigrated in the press with no back up, and ever more watered down powers, and the continual erosion of our economy to benefit London (which is also why Labour is on the verge of losing its former heartlands, they do nothing to counter the vampire-London effect).

Labour failed to produce policies to warrant its backing, and I'm sorry if Scotland no longer wanting to service English desires hurts but tough.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah actually Londoners overwhelmingly voted against Brexit.
Try again, troll.

[(Anonymous)]

You're using the voting figures for the UK as a whole again

I agree that there are many people in England who voted to remain, though

[(Anonymous)]

And just as many who didn't vote at all. And some of the leave voters now regret their decision because it's obviously the stupidest fucking outcome for the UK possible. Ugh.