I want my country back. Who took it?

Trump has basically said anything that doesn't agree with him is fake news. I also found it quite disgusting the way he doesn't talk to and shuts down free speech of those media outlets. He's a childish man who' exercising his thirst for confirmation bias.

He's already denying global warming, which is something you really cannot believe in unless you live under a rock. The proof is overwhelming and with US as a major world power, I would have hoped they would try to lead the world in this issue.

The silver lining I guess is to see where the trump supporters will be when we see just how bad he does. An in depth analysis of his cabinet will already show how bad it is. The kind of people he hired are just beyond belief.

Got that passport which enables me to take your benefits

I keep seeing this, when people talk about voting leave. Who took are these horrible crooks, who took your beloved rainy island?

Trump has basically said anything that doesn't agree with him is fake news. I also found it quite disgusting the way he doesn't talk to and shuts down free speech of those media outlets. He's a childish man who' exercising his thirst for confirmation bias.

Yep keep digging that hole. As soon as you realised nobody found it funny, you start to act dumb and pretend you don't know why. Nice try. It's obviously a figure of speech to show we've now got control over our country, as opposed to the people in the EU

To be honest I'm a little interested in this discussion. I've a modest idea about the devolution of laws and the judicial systems in the EU, so don't take me for a foolhardy who doesn't understand his place on the issue, but I'm curious as to what others consider about the idea of taking Britain back.

I'll say I'm nonplussed on the issue for the sake of saying it, and I'd like to ask: Could anyone state what they intend to take back, with regard to Britain of course?

In essence, taking back the ability to hire and fire the people who make British laws. We are taking back the sovereignty of parliament and the supremacy of British law away from the ECJ. Simple as that.

What about some of the laws which were implemented by the EU which are good such as temperature regulation in work spaces and limits on hours spent in front of computers at work. Do you think that during the time of Brexit, it's better to revoke all EU laws or keep some. And Britain's power in influencing European Law?

"Someone said something bad about me, better run to Twitter and say something bad about them".

Reminds me of primary school and early secondary school.

What about some of the laws which were implemented by the EU which are good such as temperature regulation in work spaces and limits on hours spent in front of computers at work. Do you think that during the time of Brexit, it's better to revoke all EU laws or keep some. And Britain's power in influencing European Law?

It's ironic because there was a spark in hate crime after the vote and brexiters were still saying "nope we're not racist or xenophobic at all".

I think there was less racism and more xenophobia.

there was a spark in hate crime after the vote

Well,if you believe the MSM there was.

If it is true that there was a spike in hate crime after the referendum, why don't you post a link to the official figures?

I've asked on other forums for this evidence but to date no one has managed to produce any.

Can you?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37640982

Of course if you're one of moron right wingers who think the BBC are fake news then that's your problem.

You've just deliberately turned a blind eye to it but it's there. Facts are facts.

I think people didnt bother finding it because you're an inept fool, it took me 3 seconds to find this.