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Brexit - yet another unexpected consequence as the world hurtles over the edge [View all] GliderGuider Jun 2016 OP

No. Loki Liesmith Jun 2016 #1

This cycle of civilization is ending. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #2

Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum Delphinus Jun 2016 #14

Much of the world feels the effects, but lives in denial. In short, humans have really fucked up. RKP5637 Jun 2016 #20

Welcome to DU! redstatebluegirl Jun 2016 #3

Of course you don't want to think that. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #8

I am not a climate-change denier AND, even at 400ppm CO2 ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #17

+1 uponit7771 Jun 2016 #5

The world won't end lapfog_1 Jun 2016 #7

That's why I used the word "world" and not "planet." GliderGuider Jun 2016 #11

+1 and welcome to DU ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #10

Wait ... I thought trade deals were a bad thing? ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #4

Unexpected in the sense that pretty much everybody thought it would go to "Stay". GliderGuider Jun 2016 #6

Is Brexit the intended or unintended consequence Downwinder Jun 2016 #9

And droughts and food shortages. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #15

Or was it caused by this? BumRushDaShow Jun 2016 #22

yes, there were no problems or strife before the workd became interdependent Fresh_Start Jun 2016 #12

Exactly right. The wheels are coming off the cart. skip fox Jun 2016 #13

Chilling analysis ... Delphinus Jun 2016 #18

Yep. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #19

The end of the world has been coming for thousands of years now... TampaAnimusVortex Jun 2016 #30

Notice that the genius who wrote this OP inserted "Bernie" between Trump and ISIS. n/t brentspeak Jun 2016 #16

Thanks I missed that. gordianot Jun 2016 #24

Deliberate. Bernie's support is as much a sign of revolutionary change as the others. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #26

Reminds me of 1968. gordianot Jun 2016 #21

ROFLMAO THE SKY IS FALLING THE SKY IS FALLING! snooper2 Jun 2016 #23

Not going to fall just climate change. gordianot Jun 2016 #25

Trump, Bernie, ISIS....?????? Sivart Jun 2016 #27

He's as much a symptom of the times as the others. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #28

Post removed Post removed Jun 2016 #29

No, that's just how you interpreted it. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #31

No, its what you wrote..... Sivart Jun 2016 #32

OK,l I edited it. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #34

i didn't take it as a slam Locrian Jun 2016 #33

That was how I intended it. Thanks. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #35

Why only Bernie, then? Why not Obama or Clinton??? Sivart Jun 2016 #36

Because Obama and Clinton are not signs of revolutionary change. GliderGuider Jun 2016 #37

Literally almost over night Clinton is sounding like Sanders. gordianot Jun 2016 #38

I think that more progressives will speak out now they see that there are millions rhett o rick Jun 2016 #40

It is starting to looks as if big money is not getting what they paid for. gordianot Jun 2016 #42

What we are seeing is the end game of Capitalism. As "globalization" sees the rhett o rick Jun 2016 #39

The Bernie slam is absolutely horrible. Bluenorthwest Jun 2016 #41

And the thread wasn't locked. rhett o rick Jun 2016 #47

The gloom and doom crowd will always be with us. former9thward Jun 2016 #43

The pendulum is swinging after all. gordianot Jun 2016 #44

indeed Locrian Jun 2016 #46

Some of us refuse the "Blue Pill". "At least 80% of humanity lives on less than $10 a day. rhett o rick Jun 2016 #45