Justine Greening says Theresa May is ‘handing power to EU’ in Brexit deal

[original PM]

Even if this were true, you would appear to prefer the business to go under just to stick one up at the CEO? And fook all the employees and their families?

Nice. What makes you different to your perceptions of the CEO, then? Certainly no altruism shown on your part.

Do you genuinely believe many CEO's are there on merit or simply because of friends and connections.

But also you seem to imply that we should suck it up because they are better than we are.

It's kind of a bit like the reason loads of people voted for Brexit.

[meridian]

Do you genuinely believe many CEO's are there on merit or simply because of friends and connections.

But also you seem to imply that we should suck it up because they are better than we are.

It's kind of a bit like the reason loads of people voted for Brexit.

Why are you so happy to see a company’s jobs destroyed just because you have a chip on your shoulder about CEOs? Nobody else has mentioned that they think CEOs are “better than we are”.

I’ve mentioned employees and their families twice now, which you’ve ignored twice. Classic traits of a psychopath?

[chopper]

expect people to work every hour god sends, not give paid holidays and wish they were able to hire and fire on the spot.

All stuff that the EU ended. The UK government wasn't going to increase annual leave on its own bat from 4 weeks to 5.6 weeks. That's an EU rule. The Working Time Directive prevents the 'every hour god sends' bit.

And lets face it, the employees are rarely there for any reason other than because they want money in their pocket.

[GreenMirror]

What do you expect when you put d**heads in charge.

That is CUK. What about Brexit?

[chopper]

“on the brink of the greatest crisis” since the second world war

Never mind 'since the second world war', the rise of the extreme right nationalists has been exceptional. Before 2016 they'd all been kept in a relatively small pen labelled "UKIP & Co" but the 2016 referendum has unleashed a wave of it. We're heading straight into 1930s Germany, if we're not careful.

[Mordac]

Never mind 'since the second world war', the rise of the extreme right nationalists has been exceptional. Before 2016 they'd all been kept in a relatively small pen labelled "UKIP & Co" but the 2016 referendum has unleashed a wave of it. We're heading straight into 1930s Germany, if we're not careful.

Thanks for reminding us who to blame when we are given the same sort of treatment Germany got in the 1930's.