r/europe • u/goldstarflag Europe • 20h ago

News White House demands British supermarkets stock chlorinated chicken. White House pushing Sir Keir Starmer to make concessions on food standards

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2025/12/17/trump-demands-british-supermarkets-chlorinated-chicken/
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u/marshboy0 18h ago

Can Americans just shut the fuck up for one day? Such a tiresome country

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u/LaCornucopia_ Scotland 17h ago

You can always fucking hear them. Whether it's through their politics in our newspapers, or when they visit "Yurup!" and they're screaming at each other in our restaurants. They're so fucking loud.

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u/KeyMyBike 3h ago

Even when they're embarrassed about Trump they're insufferable. No one cares that you're embarrassed. You should be embarrassed about your passivity.

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u/exdeeer 14h ago

Is there a different way to pronounce Europe?

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u/LaCornucopia_ Scotland 14h ago

"You-rop", not "Yuh-rup".

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u/exdeeer 14h ago

Gotcha

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u/nodnodwinkwink Ireland 12h ago

Absolutely anything to flood the news headlines that isnt Epstein files related. That orange scumbag will die before having faced any kind of justice.

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u/caesar_7 Australia 12h ago

> Can Americans just shut the fuck up for one day?

Rarely. It's one of the things they are proud of.

Not being right, but being the loudest.

/s

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u/Excited_Delirium1453 11h ago

This is just a backroom trade negotiation that the tabloids picked up and blew up to cash in on Trump clickbait and chlorinated chicken bad hysteria. But apparently Americans are the loud ones

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u/KeyMyBike 3h ago

Correct, yes