1123 Brexit

Great Britain was one of the founding members of the European Union and provided a lot of the money to run it. It went on for decades but eventually a slim majority of their people had decided they’d rather have complete sovereignty and the term “Brexit” emerged to identify that feeling. The dividing line between those who wanted to stay or leave was ostensibly autonomy vs. collectivism, the same great schism that divides the political ideals all around the world. This irreconcilability was evidenced by the fact they could come up with no “deal” to separate: there was simply not a way to compromise between these opposing ideologies. But egalitarianism, exemplified by Marxism, is tenacious in its goal that everyone be a Marxist, and continue to push for another Brexit referendum even though 90% of Brexiters are still certain of their choice. However, as these Brexit voters pass on, newly-eligible voters who’ve been steeped in progressive ideals in public school, will become the majority and Brentry will be the next new term.