Sir Paul McCartney: Brexit vote probably a mistake

[struggle4progress]

... He had not voted in the referendum, he said, as he "didn't see anybody saying anything sensible enough ...

Reflecting on the 2016 Brexit vote, Sir Paul said the arguments made during the campaign had been "all crazy promises" ...

"And they were going, 'All right Paul - it's going to be like it was in the old days, we're going to go back.' And it was like, 'Yeah? Oh, I'm not sure about that.' And that attitude was very prevalent.

"I vote for someone I believe in and so often there's nobody I believe in. I have to get a bit inspired. At the moment I'm not really inspired" ...

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-49756190

[maxsolomon]

1. "I have to get a bit inspired"? To vote?

Pitiful.

It's your CIVIC DUTY.

[struggle4progress]

5. +

[Blue_true]

6. The Susan Sarandon mindset. We know where that leads. nt

[johnp3907]

2. The voice of privilege.

Must be nice to not have to worry about the consequences of votes.

[hlthe2b]

4. Yes, that's it. When one doesn't have to worry about the consequences of the vote.

He once knew better, I'd bet.

[Blue_true]

8. His late wife seems to have been the one with morals and compassion in that marriage. nt

[BHDem53]

3. He's a real

nowhere man.

[JI7]

7. no, you don't need to be inspired to fucking vote.

[Blue_true]

9. He has the Susan Sarandon disease.

Evil can be staring them in their faces, breathing it's stinking breath all over them, and they still will rigidly focus on the most insignificant imperfection that they think they see in the good and decent candidate.