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  1. @openrightsgroup The ability to scrap GDPR without reference to the EU *was* always an advertised #brexshit benefit. So it's not surprising if #brexshitters are disappointed that this #brexshit benefit hasn't been taken yet.

  2. @VeroniqueB99 MAGAs could have learned this from noticing what happened to Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters.

    But they chose not to.

  3. @index Small boat crossings *are* up.

    Infinitely.

    Because they were zero before #brexshit, and anything divided by zero is infinity.

    Quite why Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters wanted to start up this traffic I don't know - I haven't yet found one I can persuade to explain it to me.

  4. @IndyRichard Please Sir! Me Sir! I know that one!

    The main benefit that Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters would miss is that millions of people's lives would become un-fucked up.

  5. @augieray That's what the #brexshitters whine too: "I voted to fuck up other people's lives, not my own!"

  6. @Pionir @ChrisMayLA6 The #brexshit we got - a "blind #brexshit" - was the only one legally possible, and we *did* know this before voting. So it *was* exactly what Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters voted for.

  7. @renzelen Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters didn't GAS about any of that stuff.

    What

    * they were promised
    * they voted for
    * they got

    was the chance to fuck up other people's lives. Thus #brexshit was a total success.

  8. @TheParadoxFactory Surely the vast, vast majority of Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters knew all along that it was built upon lies, but didn't care, and thought that was absolutely fine so long as they got to fuck up the lives of people they hated.

  9. @carnage4life They usually[#] go on to say "OK, so I wasn't setting out to fuck up my own life, but now it's happened I've decided that fucking up my own life is a price well worth paying for getting to fuck up other people's lives."

    [#] OK, dunno about "usually", don't have stats. But some of Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters have certainly said this.

  10. @selfe.bsky.social It's what was promised. It was an explicit promise of the #brexshitters, for example, that they would make it EASIER to import staff from the subcontinent for curry houses.

  11. @Fishd @Richard_Littler Some #brexshitters have actually said:

    "OK, so when I voted to fuck up other people's lives I didn't realise I was going to fuck up my own life as well. But I've decided it's a price well worth paying to get to fuck up other people's lives."

  12. @The_Whore_of_Blahbylon Wot you have to understand is that the gammons (MAGAs, #brexshitters, TERFs, ect ect) actually LIKE being the bad guys, and deliberately vote for people who promise to do bad things.

  13. @grrlscientist I think it's worse than that. I don't think it's just that the gammons (#brexshitters, MAGAs, TERFs, ect ect) don't care about other people, I think it's that they actively vote to fuck up other people's lives.

  14. @HamonWry Or they could have learned from the #brexshitters who some years earlier were saying "this isn't the #brexshit I voted for." It was, of course.

  15. @sec_yote_agenda Lots of people don't know this - they respond to gammons (MAGAs, #brexshitters, TERFs ect ect) with things like "facts", "truth", "logic", which aren't going to help them at all.

  16. @ablueview "I voted for bad things to happen to *other* people"

    Should have learned from #brexshit, shouldn't he. At least some of the more honest of Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters have now said:

    "OK, so I didn't realise I was going to fuck up my own life as well, but it's a price well worth paying for getting to fuck up other people's lives."

    Those who do not learn from history ...

  17. @Walrus @wellingtonrock @RichardJMurphy But of course as the #brexshitters threw a chunk of the workforce out of the country we CAN do less than we would otherwise have been able to.

  18. @ProgressivePower They got the same as Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters got - they got to fuck up other people's lives. That's what they wanted, that's what they voted for, they succeeded.

  19. @selfe.bsky.social The more honest of Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters have since said "fucking up our own lives is a price well worth paying for getting to fuck up other people's lives", ie your last option.

  20. @ChrisMayLA6 Also what Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters seem to be missing is that this is down to them - without #brexshit we'd have had a say in the regulations.

  21. @selfe.bsky.social Not quite.

    Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters also benefitted.

    They got to fuck up other people's lives, which is exactly what they wanted and voted for.

    Yes, they fucked up their own lives as well, but they (or at least the more honest ones) say that this is a price worth paying for getting to fuck up other people's lives.

  22. @AaronDavid Some of the more honest #brexshitters have said "OK, so we didn't expect to fuck up our own lives as well, but it's a price well worth paying to get to fuck up other people's lives". Are there any MAGAs honest enough to say this?

  23. @selfe.bsky.social Another #brexshit benefit. More lives fucked up, exactly as Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters wanted and voted for.

  24. @selfe.bsky.social Success! Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters voted to fuck up other people's lives and they've achieved exactly what they wanted!

  25. @selfe.bsky.social So the #brexshitters have made the UK more woke and green than the EU (in terms of reducing the burning of carbon) ...

  26. @gsymon @fabio No, it's not "devastating", it's "successful".

    Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters voted to fuck up other people's lives and they have succeeded in getting exactly what they wanted.

  27. @PabloMartini None of which matters to Putin's 17.4m #brexshitters .

    What's important to them, what they voted for, was to fuck up other people's lives.

    They suceeded.