Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "Outgoing DUP leader Arlene Foster frustrated with PM ahead of last Downing Street meeting" video.

So is anyone keeping tabs on all the sectors that are being thrown under the bus? we've got Northern Ireland, the fishing industry and now it looks like the farming industry could be next, did I miss anything? The irony is that Boris seems quite happy to throw a lot of the ones that backed him on Brexit which likely means he used them on the vote but was never going to do their bidding, after all, he's a Tory.
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@JP-sm4cs There was very little case for leaving but they didn't care, the sad truth is, I think we needed Brexit as that is the only way the UK is going to learn from this, especially after years once the impact becomes more known.
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@X3R013 They'll try and deregulated but the problem is, the EU and US would get on the UK's back if they push too far, basically, the more advantage the UK tries to get by watering things down, the more the barriers will go up from other countries to counter that advantage, in the end, it will be the UK that suffers.
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@X3R013 It will take years but it won't be forgotten that easy with everything going on in Scotland and Northern Ireland, Brexit is likely going to be reported on for at least another 5 or 10 years and as sector after sector keeps getting hit hard thanks to Brexit, it's likely going to stay fresh in peoples minds. What I think will happen, the real threat of the UK falling apart could end up pushing the UK back in the EU or at the least single market and custom union just to protect the UK union, this won't happen whiles this government is in power, they are too hostile, too arrogance and have burnt too many bridges already, the healing process can only happen once a new government is in power so we're at least 4 or 5 years away from that which by then it could be too late for the UK union. In the end, Brexit was ideology, the government and the Brexiteers don't care about Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales, they are quite happy to throw them all under the bus to push their Brexit agenda, many are starting to realize that now. The real irony is, so far Brexit seems to be hitting the sectors that voted for Brexit the most the hardest, got to love that.
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