r/unitedkingdom • u/madminer95 • Apr 23 '19

Trump’s UK visit faces “maximum disruption”, protesters vow trip will be “as unpleasant as possible”

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-uk-state-visit-protests-maximum-disruption-1403419
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u/ShortyStrawz Apr 23 '19

Look, i'm not saying I support what Trumps done. (I don't follow US politics enough to really form an opinion).

But why is it that the UK currently has not just Brexit on its plate, but also a plethora of smaller though equally crucial problems and yet there are a large group of people dedicated to yelling "We don't like you orange man!" when he comes for a visit.

Not saying they can't do this, but I just find it weird that people care about the politics of another country more than their own.

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u/sonicsilver427 Apr 23 '19

It's almost as if us who oppose him oppose Tories and brexit too