[Politics] Brexit

[Baldseagull]

The Billions being talked about are not a fine or penalty for leaving, those that think otherwise should try reading something a bit less EU phobic.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

The Billions being talked about are not a fine or penalty for leaving, those that think otherwise should try reading something a bit less EU phobic.

True, the tens of billions are what we were expected to pay if we were still in the EU. If they ask very, very nicely we may agree to pay a bit to help them transition from losing one of their major cash cows. (As long as we get a reciprical deal re the EU assets/property etc).

 

[Soulman]

It is of course difficult to debate with someone who doesn't respond to questions.

That is all you do when you debate and do not get the opinion you want, questions, questions, often with no answer as not psychic.
Debating is opinions mainly not answering countless often pointless questions from one side.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Debating is opinions mainly not answering countless often pointless questions from one side.

But answering questions certainly helps give credence to one's argument. Continually side-stepping, or going missing, doesn't.

 

[Soulman]

But answering questions certainly helps give credence to one's argument. Continually side-stepping, or going missing, doesn't.

Perhaps if you and the like had listened instead of asking questions continuously and trying to ram your views all the time, then you might have got your preferences on the Election, Referendum and the other issues you bang on about.

 

[smeg]

Perhaps if you and the like had listened instead of asking questions continuously and trying to ram your views all the time, then you might have got your preferences on the Election, Referendum and the other issues you bang on about.

For someone so proud of your Country you sure make a hash of it's language

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Probably why he normally goes through a third person, "poorer for many years", is his stock reply, as usual no proof yet, speculation and an opinion that has not reaped what it sowed in the previous 3 big events of late.

You keep saying this but in fairness to Studio it was me who butted into the conversation between you and him and inevitably the conversation then became a bit three-way. Blame me if you think that's wrong.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

For someone so proud of your Country you sure make a hash of its language

I altered this a tiny bit but, like you, I'm sometimes surprised when people profess to love England but seem to dislike English.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Perhaps if you and the like had listened instead of asking questions continuously and trying to ram your views all the time, then you might have got your preferences on the Election, Referendum and the other issues you bang on about.

But when you ever said anything? All you do is quote others, press the like button or piggy-back on other posts. You have **** all to say for yourself.

 

[smeg]

I altered this a tiny bit but, like you, I'm sometimes surprised when people profess to love England but seem to dislike English.

oops it's correct now

 

[GT49er]

I altered this a tiny bit but, like you, I'm sometimes surprised when people profess to love England but seem to dislike English.

Quite - and I was always taught that the use of 'sure' in that context ('you sure make') is American English...................

 

[pastafarian]

kin ell. bit pathetic for the sneering lofty ones to pull leavers up on their English innit.

 

[smeg]

Quite - and I was always taught that the use of 'sure' in that context ('you sure make') is American English...................

Actually I'm not trying to start a grammar war, it's not about punctuation or spelling but around construction, seriously impossible to decipher.

 

[GT49er]

Actually I'm not trying to start a grammar war, it's not about punctuation or spelling but around construction, seriously impossible to decipher.

You don't have to start a grammar war on NSC - it'll happen all on its own!

 

[The Clamp]

It has been noted that there does appear to be a direct correlation between the standard of written English on here and the way people voted. Just saying.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Actually I'm not trying to start a grammar war, it's not about punctuation or spelling but around construction, seriously impossible to decipher.

You just have to work at it. Eventually, even things like this can be deciphered...

"my nationality does not come into question by identifying a murdering Geman drowning bitch, vile fracking cow, gives no crap about children drowning so long as they can make the long march.
Im proud to be English and give preference to the most needy from the refugee camps who have gone through due process...."

It all comes down to how much you love your country's language. People have a right not to care about it I suppose.

 

[Soulman]

For someone so proud of your Country you sure make a hash of it's language

Sorry my O level in English language was a long time ago. I would take more care if I was replying to someone worth decent vocabulary.

 

[Soulman]

But when you ever said anything? All you do is quote others, press the like button or piggy-back on other posts. You have **** all to say for yourself.

Unlike you who can talk for Germany.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

It has been noted that there does appear to be a direct correlation between the standard of written English on here and the way people voted. Just saying.

So rude.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

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It has been noted that there does appear to be a direct correlation between the standard of written English on here and the way people voted. Just saying.

ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS PUT AN X AGAINST LEAVE THE EU ON THE VOTING SLIP
regards
DR