Yesterday the high court ruled that Parliament must vote on whether the UK can start the process of leaving the EU. This means the government cannot start formally withdrawing itself from the EU – on its own.
Off the back of this announcement, Brexiter’s argued that they don’t want the government to take a vote.
The main theory behind the leave campaign was the idea of our government making all the rules and not being influenced by EU powers. Just a little bit contradictory, right?
“We want our country BACK!”
“We don’t want it to make important decisions, though.”
A substantial amount of our newspapers didn’t take the news very well either:
This caused a shit storm kicked off on Twitter which is still ongoing. People are not happy..
If the worst they can say about you is you’re an OPENLY GAY EX-OLYMPIC FENCER TOP JUDGE, you’ve basically won life. pic.twitter.com/j8tUTjODuP
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) November 3, 2016
Thank you to these amazing employees.
Sanity In Soho #LevesonInquest #enemiesofthepeople #StopFundingHate Shut Them Down @MailOnline @DailyMailUK Inciting Violence Against Judges pic.twitter.com/Ci3SYKicYx
— Ranjit (@speaktoranjit) November 4, 2016
#StopFundingHate #enemiesofthepeople PLEASE stop buying bile spewing rags. Stop buying them, reading them & supporting them.
— Neil McAuley (@humanist1184) November 4, 2016
I don’t think tax dodging tabloids are in any position to say what’s in the interests of the people. #enemiesofthepeople
— Aid Thompsin (@AidThompsin) November 4, 2016
The #DailyMail is the sort of newspaper that would support the bad guys against Will Smith in Enemy of the State. #enemiesofthepeople
— Ben Rabinovich (@benjyrabs) November 4, 2016
This guy is committed, and arguably deluded.
The remainians don’t even know that they’re the evil ones. The bad guys. Brexiteers are freedom fighters. #enemiesofthepeople
— Nationalist UK ? (@Nationalist_UK) November 4, 2016
