Stephen Fry's Great Video About Brexit

Stephen Fry lays it all out:

Ooh watching this after we finish The Disaster Artist!

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It's only about 10 minutes long

Well you got me to out back and kick the dumpster.

So much beady-eyed hatred in these horrible, horrible people.

Just crazy.  Excellent video.  It completely distracted my husband while he was trying to get some work done.   

I want a stuffed version of the baby dragon at the end pooping fire on Johnson.

It's truly amazing how intolerant the areas of the UK without an immigrant population are, but you see that in the states too. Fear works

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But we mustn't grumble, just work our way through and do what they tell us .  Just like World War One.

Is anyone else completely gobsmacked that the upcoming TV debate is going to be just Corbyn and May?   Useless Corbyn who has provided no opposition during this whole fiasco?  Who was supposed to lead the opposition during the first referendum and more or less gave up at the end and quit even pretending to care?

Not even a representative for the majority of people in this country now that want to stop the whole thing.

The people don't even have a say in the deal, isn't parliament where they should be hosting this debate? (related, does anyone watch The Mash Report? They've made me laugh a fair bit over the last few weeks)

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The people don't even have a say in the deal, isn't parliament where they should be hosting this debate?

There will be a week long debate in Parliament.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/dec/02/the-guardian-view-on-parliaments-brexit-debate-time-to-choose

The televised debate that Britain needs is not a joust between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn but the one that actually begins in the House of Commons on Tuesday. This will be the most consequential parliamentary event for a generation, and perhaps since Britain joined the old European community in 1973. British politics have been building up to this since the 2016 referendum and ever since parliament insisted on having a “meaningful” vote on the deal. Now we are on the eve of that. The voting at the end of this five-day debate on 11 December will decide whether, and if so on what terms, Britain departs from the European Union or whether, perhaps, the issue will be returned to the voters for another referendum and for a possible democratic reversal of Brexit.

I'm not gonna look. Someone tell me when it's over?