Brexit

4th of July

trolley problem

is an example of how anti-immigration populism can suddenly punch through from the margins of politics into the mainstream, threatening the economic interests that cosmopolitan elites care about.

Eric Kaufmann, a professor at Birkbeck College, London, argues that Brexit is an example of how anti-immigration populism can suddenly punch through from the margins of politics into the mainstream, threatening the economic interests that cosmopolitan elites care about.

conservatism

elitism

immigration

right wing

xenophobia

is basically the Wall for Brits. In every sense.

is basically a lot of fuckwits voting to impose trade sanctions on their own country.

self-destruction

is basically the story of a man who asks for the removal of a tattoo on his calf, then realises that the only option on offer is amputation of the whole leg. Right now, Johnson is standing by with the saw, while his pet bulldog sits begging for the scraps.

Brexit is basically the story of a man who asks for the removal of a tattoo on his calf, then realises that the only option on offer is amputation of the whole leg. Right now, Johnson is standing by with the saw, while his pet bulldog sits begging for the scraps.

is like the UK got drunk and accidentally unfriended Europe on Facebook.

mistake

self-abuse

is sure to make make prices go up in Britain, so it will cost them twice as much to not go to the dentist.

free trade

is the opening of the ark in Raiders of the Lost Ark. It destroys everything.

Brexit is basically the opening of the ark in Raiders of the Lost Ark. It destroys everything.

is not at all an anti-elitist movement. It is essentially a Conservative Party policy supported by Conservative voters and some others. That's the reality.

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