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6. If it's such a big deal to us and had such a big effect

Fri Jun 24, 2016, 08:53 AM

Jun 2016

then it is amazing we paid no attention to it until right before the vote.

No one has proven their allegations about the effects.

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I read the news today oh boy - BREXIT and why we should pay attention and be worried [View all] underpants Jun 2016 OP

He benefits from the swell of "revolution" against the establishment underpants Jun 2016 #2

It isn't against the "establishment", it is against the elite pipoman Jun 2016 #4

I equate the two underpants Jun 2016 #9

He doesn't, he benefits if it causes a global recession. Spider Jerusalem Jun 2016 #7

Depends on what locus of power you're referring to lapislzi Jun 2016 #10

I'm guessing the majority of Americans don't know a damn thing about Brexit justiceischeap Jun 2016 #3

They know about NAFTA... pipoman Jun 2016 #5

yep and the clintons were it like a crown dembotoz Jun 2016 #16

If it's such a big deal to us and had such a big effect treestar Jun 2016 #6

There's something humorous about Trump campaigning in Scotland Johonny Jun 2016 #12

He charged reporters $10K to go with him to Scotland underpants Jun 2016 #13

He's actually calling this a campaign trip underpants Jun 2016 #15