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Originally Posted by Kushan
Why does holding your country to a standard mean you're supporting the EU?
Is it not possible to support your own country while demanding better of your own government? Is it not possible to expect your Prime Minister to not break the law?
It's almost as if it's useful for someone, somewhere that we fight amongst ourselves deciding who to blame rather than paying closer attention to what's going on right under our noses.
Blame the EU all you want, but the EU didn't force us to make that agreement, BoJo did. Blame him for signing a bad deal and having to live with the consequences.
Otherwise, stop rabbiting on to remainers to get over it and respect the vote. You get to pick one, but not both - either what was agreed was agreed, or it wasn't.
I have accepted the vote, why can't people accept the WA?
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For a start, wind your neck in and stop telling others to be quiet.
The WA has been highlighted to have flaws, the NI Protocol being one of them, the EU have clearly breached a legal obligation to act in good faith during the process of this WA negotiations, that not bother you?
No, of course not, you Remainers cannot see past your EU rose tinted spectacles. The EU are at fault here, they are the ones who cannot accept we chose to leave their corrupted and cretinous empire and now want to punish the UK by giving us the worst possible arrangement, or none at all just to get back at us.
As a Brexiteer, I was quite happy to accept an agreement and the EU to continue without us being a member and we made a trade pact that was acceptable to all, now I want that disgusting project to fail and fail badly, it is a power hungry and disgraceful entity that pretends to be a Democratic institution, i.e the "Keep on voting" until we get the result we want mantra. Well they can stuff off now.