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Originally Posted by Mr K
I'll try and explain slowly....
- We have workers rights (protected by the EU).
- Post Brexit we can change these laws, workers no longer have that protection.
- Given the concerns from MPs prior to the election Bozza said he would continue with these protections, by adding them to UK law.
- He's now going back on that, less than a week after the election.
- He's a lying liar, which we all knew.
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I’m struggling to see the problem here.
You appear to be hankering after the “protection” of a supra-national organisation that has the power to prevent a democratically elected government from pursuing policies the British electorate voted for.
This is one of the reasons many people voted to leave the EU. But even after having their arses handed to them last week, it seems many remainers still simply don’t get it.
Here’s the rub: from now on, if you want policies implemented in the UK, then you need to make and win a democratic case in the UK. You can no longer rely on the inertia of a pretend superstate, and the votes of foreign politicians, to do it for you.