r/PoursTea • 🫖 Mod ☕️ • Sep 14 '26

European Renaissance 🍾 🧀 🍻 🇬🇧The Future?

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u/Glum_Judgment6232 Sep 14 '26

Yep...And this would be like Brexit XXL on steroids

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u/ManuelTzetzes Sep 14 '26

For England. Not for Ireland, Scotland or Wales. They'll immediately start the process to rejoin the EU. Happy days ahead. You'll always have London, they'll pay the bills for the rest of the country.

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u/ProtoplanetaryNebula Sep 15 '26

Wales and England voted to leave, Scotland and NI voted to remain in 2016.

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u/Stinky_Pete699 Sep 15 '26

Englands elderly colonists in Wales voted to leave you mean

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u/EntertainmentBig620 Sep 15 '26

If you dont like English people or want to leave the union then I dont care, but acting like OAPs retiring in the countryside are invaders is pathetic. They bought a house, thats it. Hardly 'coloniser' behaviour

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u/Stinky_Pete699 Sep 15 '26

Hundreds of thousands of people moving from one country to another is colonisation. The only reason they can do so is there is not immigration control. If that happened to you from another country you would be up in arms. What’s worse is that those hundreds of thousands put additional massive strain on the local healthcare and social services.

I don’t have any particular feelings to English people. I just don’t want millions of them in my country.