Jacob Rees-Mogg issues plea to readers of The Sun to flag possible Brexit benefits to him

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  1. I reckon sun readers’ lives have actually been improved by many regulations – possibly not knowingly.

    Wouldn’t he be better served by releasing his plea as a press release for papers/outlets to pick up..maybe get a cross-section of society 🤔

    I don’t *want* to be cynical (although that is my default position) – but this wreaks of performance politics. I’d take it more seriously if he was committed to publishing every letter (I say letter because I doubt he’s mastered the other relevant technologies) with a review of its potential

  2. Jeremy Corbyn asks for people to write in their questions for PMQs, everyone here salvates. Jacob Rees-Mogg asks people to write to him if there are any old EU regulations he thinks he should review… People here rage.

    You’re only a fan of better public representation depending on whatever way the independents editor feels for the day.

  3. Bring back proper lightbulbs.

    These rip off shitty ones you get now are beyond crap, the old style ones where they were 8 for £1 were so much better.

  4. So the lazy Victorian fuckwit is asking the Brexit voting dimwit readers of The Sun to do his work for him! The fucking nerve

  5. Yes, because your average Sun reader knows so much about EU regulations. This is how we ended up in this mess in the first place.

    If he wasn’t such a feckless cunt I’d say he’s being an extremely smarmy smart arse.

  6. This is beyond parody.
    What next? Boris asking about how to organise a party, Lizzie Truss asking where the cheapest flights are when visiting countries ?
    A new fucking low.

  7. *New Scientist* reviewed the scientific pros and cons of Brexit in 2016. They could only come up with one: we can diverge from the EU regarding GMO policy (the EU’s a bit draconian on that front). Everything else was either worse or stuff we could already do in the EU.

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