I still wouldn't trust them, glad to see the Trumpists fail but I feel like Trump is more of a symptom.

It's the tone that gets me here more than the content. "Loser thinking" is the level of comment you'd expect from the likes of Elon Musk. Combine this with Andy Yen's Trump-sympathising it builds a picture.

I already cancelled a couple of years ago when this same man posted a pro-Trump comment. That seems to have been forgotten about, some people dismissed it as just a comment, I've even been downvoted since for trying to warn people, and now look.

I've also done it exactly zero times. In southern England it wasn't a tradition when I grew up (90s), though more people seem to do it now. I think in Scotland it may be more of a tradition I believe but I'm not from there.

It was also called Firebird for a while, that was when I started using it.

Brits are 100% European, where are you from?

I can't see the downside.

A stupid choice maybe, yes, but I place the main blame squarely with the tories, a sensible government could have mitigated the disaster.

Labour would get my vote if they actually did this.

Mine too, there are fancier ones with buttons and other gimmicks, though most people just use them the same way. I've never seen a popcorn button though. Americans...

Should the UK adopt freedom of movement with the EU again?

Should the UK rejoin the EU single market?

Should the UK rejoin the EU entirely?

The first two were never part of the brexit referendum, leaving was them just something the tories decided to do on their own. Norway and Switzerland are part of the single market.

I've never encountered a microwave with a popcorn button, that seems oddly specific...