Teh One Who Knocks
07-05-2016, 11:36 AM
Nicholas Reilly for Metro.co.uk
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This is Vince. Vince is a tyre fitter from Hull.
Vince voted for Britain to leave the European Union, and now he’s hoping for some pretty radical changes in the aftermath of the result.
Specifically, he’s hoping that a Donald Trump style wall will be built to divide England from Scotland, should first minister Nicola Sturgeon emerge triumphant in her efforts to help Scotland remain in the EU.
‘If they want to stay in it, what they’ll have to do is join up with EU’, Vince told Sky News.
‘Go to use their Euro and then we can just put a fence right across and then they can get their own passports.’
But then, poor old Vince gets his geography just a *little* bit confused.
‘I thought Scotland was a part of England, but it’s quite obvious they don’t want to be do they?’, he remarks.
We’ve all done it, right? RIGHT GUYS? No? Oh.
That gaffe aside, Vince seemingly provides proof that a fair few people voted to reflect their general disillusionment with the state of UK politics.
‘So all these MPs what say they’ve had a hard time, they’re probably on more money than what I get’, Vince said.
‘Do you see what I mean? And my company’s still struggling now.’
He added: ‘Basically, we need British jobs back and British people working again. That’s what I think.’
But Vince still isn’t entirely convinced that Brexit will see exactly what he wants being achieved.
‘I mean at the end of the day, it’s up to the MPs’, he said.
‘They’ve got more power than us, I can’t tell them what to do and whether they’ll listen to what people say is two different things.’
http://i.imgur.com/pwEp7ac.jpg
This is Vince. Vince is a tyre fitter from Hull.
Vince voted for Britain to leave the European Union, and now he’s hoping for some pretty radical changes in the aftermath of the result.
Specifically, he’s hoping that a Donald Trump style wall will be built to divide England from Scotland, should first minister Nicola Sturgeon emerge triumphant in her efforts to help Scotland remain in the EU.
‘If they want to stay in it, what they’ll have to do is join up with EU’, Vince told Sky News.
‘Go to use their Euro and then we can just put a fence right across and then they can get their own passports.’
But then, poor old Vince gets his geography just a *little* bit confused.
‘I thought Scotland was a part of England, but it’s quite obvious they don’t want to be do they?’, he remarks.
We’ve all done it, right? RIGHT GUYS? No? Oh.
That gaffe aside, Vince seemingly provides proof that a fair few people voted to reflect their general disillusionment with the state of UK politics.
‘So all these MPs what say they’ve had a hard time, they’re probably on more money than what I get’, Vince said.
‘Do you see what I mean? And my company’s still struggling now.’
He added: ‘Basically, we need British jobs back and British people working again. That’s what I think.’
But Vince still isn’t entirely convinced that Brexit will see exactly what he wants being achieved.
‘I mean at the end of the day, it’s up to the MPs’, he said.
‘They’ve got more power than us, I can’t tell them what to do and whether they’ll listen to what people say is two different things.’