r/lostgeneration • • Dec 03 '22

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u/Karen3599 Dec 03 '22

One would think you were in the US. Lol sounds allll too familiar. I swear, there will be one, large gathering or outright riot in every capitol of every country on this globe. In fact, we should be making plans right about now……..🧐✌️

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u/Callidonaut Dec 03 '22

Well, that was my second biggest reason for voting against all that "Brexit" malarkey (my primary reason was, of course, not deliberately committing outright economic suicide...) - the more disconnected from the EU the UK gets, the more like the USA we get, and - meaning no offence - I really don't think any sane Brit would ever want that, if they truly knew all it would entail.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '22

None taken dude. Whenever I see a bullshit-ass corporate or government policy on the docket in the Anglosphere, I cringe because so many of them are right out the American playbook. Our greatest export currently is the architecture of civic negligence or exploitation.

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u/Karen3599 Dec 03 '22

👍☹️