Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Brexit BETRAYAL: Majority of FURIOUS Brits report 'NO trust' in politicians to put Britain FIRST" video.

So having a hard Brexit has been a disaster, and you all say "it wasn't implemented properly". So how does having a harder Brexit make it a success? I am genuinely curious to know how it will work. Explain please!
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Do you mean the Brexit you voted the Tories to deliver, that Lord Frost negotiated, that Brexiteers voted for, that Tice and Farage voted for? Who is to blame for this? We need an answer to this. Yet you 🐑🐑will vote for the very people that are making your lives worse off! 🚨 #BrexitRealityCheck 🚨 💼 Economy: Investment down, job losses up. Leaving the EU means we left the world’s largest trading bloc. 🌍 Global Influence: We’ve lost our seat at the table in decisions that shape Europe and the UK. 🏴 National Unity: Scotland and Northern Ireland, which voted to remain, are reconsidering their place in the UK. 👶 Future Generations: The youth voted to remain for a reason—Brexit limits their opportunities and prospects. 📜 Historical Context: The EU has been a pillar of peace and stability in Europe post-WWII. Brexit is a step backwards. Nigel Farage sold Brexit as a dream, but the reality is proving far different. It's time we reconsider the path we’re on.
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@jeffreyadams648 Have you ever thought about what "Brexit in name only" really means? What changes did you expect from Brexit that haven't occurred ? What do you believe would be a concrete example of a "true" Brexit ? What sources or evidence support your perspective on Brexit being "in name only" ? Are there particular reports, analyses, or data points that strongly back up this view? Your thoughts?
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@jeffreyadams648 Aren't we missing something here: LIKE YOU ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS!
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@jeffreyadams648 On the introduction of a points-based immigration system replacing the EU's freedom of movement, has the new points-based system effectively addressed the UK's immigration needs, or are there still remnants of the EU's influence in the way it's implemented ? On trade deals, the UK has signed trade deals with various countries, including Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, aimed at establishing its independent trade network. Do these new trade agreements demonstrate an independent UK trade policy, or do they still reflect the influence of previous EU agreements ? How do trade agreements and economic policies post-Brexit reflect the UK’s departure from the EU ? Are there particular agreements that seem to undermine the Brexit decision?
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Do you mean the Brexit you voted the Tories to deliver, that Lord Frost negotiated, that Brexiteers voted for, that Tice and Farage voted for? Who is to blame for this? We need an answer to this. Yet you 🐑🐑will vote for the very people that are making your lives worse off! 🚨 #BrexitRealityCheck 🚨 As we face the consequences of Brexit, let's not forget the warnings from leaders like Heseltine, and Major. 🗣 The Tory critics consistently critiqued Nigel Farage's push for Brexit, highlighting how it's impacting our economy, reducing our global influence, and threatening the unity of the UK. 💼 Economy: Investment down, job losses up. Leaving the EU meant leaving the world’s largest trading bloc. 🌍 Global Influence: We’ve lost our seat at the table in decisions that shape Europe and the UK. 🏴 National Unity: Scotland and Northern Ireland, which voted to remain, are reconsidering their place in the UK. 👶 Future Generations: The youth voted to remain for a reason—Brexit limits their opportunities and prospects. 📜 Historical Context: The EU has been a pillar of peace and stability in Europe post-WWII. Brexit is a step backwards. Nigel Farage sold Brexit as a dream, but the reality is proving far different. It's time we reconsider the path we’re on.
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Do you mean the Brexit you voted the Tories to deliver, that Lord Frost negotiated, that Brexiteers voted for, that Tice and Farage voted for? Who is to blame for this? We need an answer to this. Yet you will vote for the very people that are making your lives worse off!
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@jeffreyadams648 Waiting for your answer! Or were you just cheerleading your "though-leaders"?
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@professormcclaine5738 You say Brexit wasn't implemented properly. Do you mean the Brexit you voted the Tories to deliver, that Lord Frost negotiated, that Brexiteers voted for, that Tice and Farage voted for? Who is to blame for this? We need an answer to this. Yet you will vote for the very people that are making your lives worse off! 🚨 #BrexitRealityCheck 🚨 As we face the consequences of Brexit, let's not forget the warnings. 🗣 People like Major and Heseltine consistently critiqued Nigel Farage's push for Brexit, highlighting how it's impacting our economy, reducing our global influence, and threatening the unity of the UK. 💼 Economy: Investment down, job losses up. Leaving the EU means leaving the world’s largest trading bloc. 🌍 Global Influence: We’ve lost our seat at the table in decisions that shape Europe and the UK. 🏴 National Unity: Scotland and Northern Ireland, which voted to remain, are reconsidering their place in the UK. 👶 Future Generations: The youth voted to remain for a reason—Brexit limits their opportunities and prospects. 📜 Historical Context: The EU has been a pillar of peace and stability in Europe post-WWII. Brexit is a step backwards. Nigel Farage sold Brexit as a dream, but the reality is proving far different. It's time we reconsider the path we’re on.
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Being nastier, more racist, and rancid nationalist will, you presume, make this country a better place to live. I am genuinely curious to know how it will work. Explain please!
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Still waiting!! How will a harder Brexit be more successful than a disasterous hard one? We need to know!
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