Sussex Nomad
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And you are doing what remainers do, patronising those that just cannot get with your lack of democracy. Please feel free to carry on.
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[Politics] Brexit
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And you are doing what remainers do, patronising those that just cannot get with your lack of democracy. Please feel free to carry on.
We were asking in a civil fashion, what Laws you objected to, but strangely you chose to not answer and became all defensive. Why would that be?
Sussex Nomad
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Why are you so desperate for me to tell you what you'd probably try to belittle me for? I have one passion, and one only. It is called democracy, it is called the winner, or loser, whatever. There seems to be very little appetite for democracy from some of you, it's quite sad really.
You have not got a ****ing clue have you?
I would never belittle you for your reasons, only for the fact that you choose (for whatever reason) to not give them, despite it being a core part of your decision.
How can any of us move forward if there is no basis for a discussion?
You were not bullied for an answer....just asked. You decided to not engage, so it's little wonder it's developed this way.
Sussex Nomad
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So much aggression from remainers, you only prove me right.
Sussex Nomad
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We still, just, only just, have democracy in this country. The right to a private vote, and we have the right to withhold which way we vote to other people. THAT is democracy, THAT is our right. When you finally understand that I talk of democracy and not the EU vote then you may understand where I am coming from. All the time you automatically assume I am a brexiter because I don't like your undemocratic view, I'm afraid I am not the person to be the angst of your fury. Watching remainers constantly b*tch is quite depressing, you wouldn't do this if Brighton lost to a disputed penalty, why do it when remain loses a vote?
Not from all Remainers, if you were truthful.
That said, he does have a point, and you've said nothing to disprove it, even though you had (and still have) the opportunity.
right? pah.
You clearly know nothing about anything.
Are you embarrassed about be taken in by Farage etc?
I imagine you must be whilst you frantically try to google (and fail) an EU law that would be feasible to be upset over - whilst pretending you know any.
Sussex Nomad
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I refer you to my aggression post.
fixed the post for you
Mental Lental
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Yep I've grown tired of reading his drivel too. Time to put him with the rest of the Breximpletons........
Edit:
Ooh look he's gone right in under Ppf! Maybe they can clean the bugs out of each other's fur.
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Sussex Nomad
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I am loving these 'democratic' people getting all sticky in their rage, you really do show yourselves for what you are.
I have no rage at all, just a desire to understand why people voted a certain way. It's not wrong, surely, to ask questions if people make a statement?
Sussex Nomad
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So ask someone that revealed their way of voting and try to understand, I've said it often enough, I am pro democracy, my ballot paper was private, I have no reason to tell you anything I don't want to.
So you offer nothing, yet decry the reactions you receive by way of return?
What a pity.
If you want to be so private, why are you even bothering to post on this? (I don't expect an answer, btw.)
Sussex Nomad
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I offered a vote at the referendum, whether I was on the winning or losing side is of no consequence. What I do understand, we are dangerously close to losing our democracy. And I am totally ashamed to watch remainers not accepting a vote. Totally.
None of this makes any sense.
You say the ballot paper was private whilst telling everyone how you vote
Sussex Nomad
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None of this makes any sense.
You say the ballot paper was private whilst telling everyone how you vote
Please tell me where I 'revealed'?
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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The bit I don't get, and this is a genuine question, asked in peace: If democracy is such a virtue, if there were a second vote on the issue when why would that be less valid given that things have moved on in 3 years and people have had a chance to see what has occurred since? Would it not give the electorate the chance to possibly cement their views, and if either side are so sure of the outcome (either remain or leave) that they should not be worried about the outcome?
For the record, I voted remain but now I'm so sick of this I just want progress, regardless of the direction.