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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:27:05 GMT
I've given up judging on appearances. I think people voted for big change because they were sick to death of people in London and the South East coining the cash in whilst the rest of the country got poorer each year. Protest vote. Except places that were pro-Brexit like Sunderland haven't had money invested in them nor will Brexit change that. A bit like Trump's the car industry is safe in my hands. Workers in the US car industry are losing their jobs hand over fist. Nope, things will probably get even worse for a lot of people. But I think some thought..let's throw the cards up, can't get much worse. Nothing much to lose. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:29:47 GMT
I've given up judging on appearances. I think people voted for big change because they were sick to death of people in London and the South East coining the cash in whilst the rest of the country got poorer each year. Protest vote. Except places that were pro-Brexit like Sunderland haven't had money invested in them nor will Brexit change that. A bit like Trump's the car industry is safe in my hands. Workers in the US car industry are losing their jobs hand over fist. Is it not abundantly clear that, in addition to old people, the populace of backwaters will register a protest vote? It has nothing to do with the complexity of the relationship with the European Union and everything to do with protest, agnosticism and ignorance. The other point which we miss is that the binary situation presented by the referendum - in or out? - will entice more people to go out and vote (out) to bring about change. The proclivity towards contrariness is all around you. (And, for the avoidance of any doubt, I voted to Remain.) |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:31:25 GMT
Just have images of monkey tennis pointing at a poor person who's been unemployed for 10 years and living in a crumbling down house saying "You so stupid!"
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Post by Monkey Tennis on Jan 15, 2019 21:32:48 GMT
We should never have had the first one. The population as a whole isn't bright enough to be trusted on such matters. So some one stupid is calling everyone else stupid. Is there really anything more stupid than that? That's exactly what I was trying to say. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:34:56 GMT
So some one stupid is calling everyone else stupid. Is there really anything more stupid than that? That's exactly what I was trying to say. If stupid people weren't allowed to do things we wouldn't be blessed with such an outstanding admin on this forum. Just think about that. |
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Post by colebridgebull on Jan 15, 2019 21:37:59 GMT
That's exactly what I was trying to say. If stupid people weren't allowed to do things we wouldn't be blessed with such an outstanding admin on this forum. Just think about that. We give you a lot of leeway to be fair. Consider it a mix of charitable indulgence and bemused tolerance. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:38:48 GMT
The "best possible" deal has been rejected by Parliament. The EU are unlikely to consider any kind of renegotiation under the current circumstances. There remains no appetite in Parliament for No Deal.
The only option left is to defer Article 50 until we get some grown ups in charge.* Preferably ones that are prepared to put country before party.
* i.e. Indefinitely.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:41:20 GMT
If stupid people weren't allowed to do things we wouldn't be blessed with such an outstanding admin on this forum. Just think about that. We give you a lot of leeway to be fair. Consider it a mix of charitable indulgence and bemused tolerance. I preferred your first version of that post to be honest, despite it not making any sense. But if Saint Theresa can turn it around like you then we'll be well on our way! |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 21:41:39 GMT
A shambles.
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Post by colebridgebull on Jan 15, 2019 21:50:06 GMT
We give you a lot of leeway to be fair. Consider it a mix of charitable indulgence and bemused tolerance. I preferred your first version of that post to be honest, despite it not making any sense. But if Saint Theresa can turn it around like you then we'll be well on our way! I just thought I'd make it a bit clearer for you. Just knowing how confused you sometimes get. |
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Post by youngsalmon on Jan 15, 2019 22:40:32 GMT
The only answer is to physically split the country into two. UK Leave and UK Remain.
I wonder where all the jobs would be and where all the doctors would congregate ?
And which would be the more civilised country ?
Oh and where would Brussels educated Boris Johnson live ?
But hey what do I know ?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 23:10:27 GMT
The only answer is to physically split the country into two. UK Leave and UK Remain. I wonder where all the jobs would be and where all the doctors would congregate ? And which would be the more civilised country ? Oh and where would Brussels educated Boris Johnson live ? But hey what do I know ? And which areas would having the highest numbers of knife crime, rape, theft, drugs, murders...hmm. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2019 23:24:55 GMT
The only answer is to physically split the country into two. UK Leave and UK Remain. I wonder where all the jobs would be and where all the doctors would congregate ? And which would be the more civilised country ? Oh and where would Brussels educated Boris Johnson live ? But hey what do I know ? And which areas would having the highest numbers of knife crime, rape, theft, drugs, murders...hmm. Don't worry. Those yellow vest fellas will probably be on your side of the country. I expect they'll sort all that out. |
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Post by Palms Halt on Jan 16, 2019 8:09:23 GMT
The only answer is to physically split the country into two. UK Leave and UK Remain. I wonder where all the jobs would be and where all the doctors would congregate ? And which would be the more civilised country ? Oh and where would Brussels educated Boris Johnson live ? But hey what do I know ? And which areas would having the highest numbers of knife crime, rape, theft, drugs, murders...hmm. Considering that kind of thing occurs in the most deprived areas, it's probably not the side that you're trying to imply it would be |
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Post by Palms Halt on Jan 16, 2019 8:16:11 GMT
If we really have to leave (I don't think we do, but if politicians are too scared to go against "the will of the people") then I would much rather we leave with no deal than the one May negotiated, or any deal she's likely to be able to negotiate.
It's not in the interests of the EU to give us the unicorns that BoJo promised they'd give us for free, so if we're going to leave then lets just leave. It'll be an absolute clusterFeck, but most of the people that end up homeless or dead will be the ones who voted for this anyway. It's bloody sad but may as well spin the wheel and hope for the best eh
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Post by Peroni on Jan 16, 2019 11:40:59 GMT
shirley the remainers logic is right, even though the country voted to leave, because T (i dont really want to leave, so I'll hatch a plan to scare everybody to vote remain in a 2nd referendum) May couldnt negotiate her way out of either end of a 2 (two) way street, was not able to produce anywhere near a decent exit plan and grow a pair, hence allowed the EU to command all of the ground, and along the way scare the country by saying her sh!t deal is the best the UK will ever get, then shirly its referendum time
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Post by somnambulist on Jan 16, 2019 11:59:34 GMT
shirley the remainers logic is right, even though the country voted to leave, because T (i dont really want to leave, so I'll hatch a plan to scare everybody to vote remain in a 2nd referendum) May couldnt negotiate her way out of either end of a 2 (two) way street, was not able to produce anywhere near a decent exit plan and grow a pair, hence allowed the EU to command all of the ground, and along the way scare the country by saying her sh!t deal is the best the UK will ever get, then shirly its referendum time I have little sympathy for May. She is in this mess because she resolutely refused cross-party engagement in the Brexit negotiations. Brexit was never a party political issue and shouldn't have been treated as such. She is now in a mess entirely of her own making, but it seems she hasn't learnt a thing. She has now reached across party lines but has not invited the leader of opposition. She has suffered the worst ever defeat of a PM and yet her arrogance still knows no bounds. And while we're on the subject of cross-party engagement, it was tough seeing Anna Soubry, Chuka Umanna and Alistair Campbell being cheered to the rafters by dopey remainers in Parliament Square last night. Did their political engagement start when they collected their EU berrets and flags in 2016? (And for the avoidance of doubt I voted remain too.) |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2019 17:42:09 GMT
And which areas would having the highest numbers of knife crime, rape, theft, drugs, murders...hmm. Considering that kind of thing occurs in the most deprived areas, it's probably not the side that you're trying to imply it would be I love it! So the general theme I'm hearing here is "stupid" and "poor." Pretty much the whole Labour party strategy these past 20 years. You might be stupid and poor but trust us to do what is best for you. I'm not too sure though that the Brexit vote was as clear cut as rich vs poor anyway given that more Labour constituencies voted to remain than to leave. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2019 17:45:29 GMT
As a side not though I'm pretty sure
Even Google Translate couldn't sort that one out.
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Post by Monkey Tennis on Jan 16, 2019 18:06:38 GMT
Just have images of monkey tennis pointing at a poor person who's been unemployed for 10 years and living in a crumbling down house saying "You so stupid!" This is a rather strange retort, Jammo. Would you care to elaborate, and furthermore explain where the "poor person", "unemployed" and "crumbling down house" elements of your post came from? |
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