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Brexiteer discovers what brexit meant for their holidays
- Thread starter qaz
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A lot of people are claiming it's a satirical account, but the brief look I had at it, it's either not satire, or it's super subtle
There's a reason that 'queues at the airport on City breaks' wasn't put high on the public agenda of ultra-Remainers (whilst it may have been pretty high on the private agenda).
I feel both before and after Brexit it is a pretty meaningless (and unhelpful) thing to make an issue out of.
This likely parody is likely more of a joke on Ultra-Remainers (intentionally or not).
I feel both before and after Brexit it is a pretty meaningless (and unhelpful) thing to make an issue out of.
This likely parody is likely more of a joke on Ultra-Remainers (intentionally or not).
The problem is, even if it is a parody account, Poe's law is in full effect when it comes to subjects like Brexit and Trump.
He doesn't seem like the sharpest tool in the shed, he probably just didn't realise.
It's telling as well of how the existence and nature of the transition period hasn't clocked in for some people. Projecting straight into what they think the new status quo should be
Of course you can, I dont understand why anyone would think differently?
Even remainers don't understand the Brexit transition period it seems.
Travel after Brexit: How will it affect my holidays to the EU?
A simple guide to how leaving the EU will affect travel to Europe.
www.bbc.co.uk
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I always laugh when some moron says something like "This isn't the Brexit I voted for". What I'd like to say to such people is "Yes, it is! Try educating yourself, get out of your Brexit bubble and read other media besides the right wing crap like The Sun, Mail, Express and the like, and disconnect from Facebook".
If the goal is to ridicule the 'other side' by creating a parody account but you fail to actually post anything as outlandish as the real things 'your side' are known to say and do then I'd argue that, like all right leaning humour, it's died on its arse.
Poe's Law and the guy's dedication could easily swing it either way.
It's on the internet so it must be true.
It's the world we live in, there are no facts.
Hmm... do I really want to follow a brexiter to see the 7 stages?Same dude 2 weeks ago:
Wow. Haven't heard the Adam and Steve thing used in earnest since like early 2000's lol.
Reminds me of when Republicans forced a US government shutdown in prime vacation season and the retired conservatives in their RVs and DC tourists were surprised that national parks and the museums were closed.