Hampster Gull
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Unfortunately too true
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[Politics] Brexit
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- Jul 10, 2003
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Garry Nelson's teacher
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No mention of Goldman Sachs? You're losing your touch!
melias shoes
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Without question you are one of the most vicious and personal posters on here. Fvcked things up? Dream on. Long term gain. Man up and embrace.
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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The night is young and i've only had one drink ...
A recommended read for remainer stalwarts on this thread ..
Britain’s middle-class Brexit Anxiety Disorder
POLITICO puts Remainers on the couch — it’s not pretty.
https://www.politico.eu/article/brexit-anxiety-disorder-britain-middle-class/
There's only one team frothing at the mouth now - and it ain't team leave!
pastafarian
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Theres that Walter Mitty imagination everyone loves nibble, completely away with the fairies in your own little invented universe. Nonsense and twaddle rattling around with all that vacuous thinking in your head. Is it a security blanket thing?
You're just plain wrong. And not just about that. I never get personal. Don't mistake the anger you feel at my posts for my posts being aggressive or personal. Your reaction needs changing, not my posts.
You know what? - I can recognise every remainer on here in that article (which is excellent and well researched, BTW). Strangely though, it's a penny to a pound hat none of them, even if they can read the whole article without apoplexy (or without giving up after two paragraphs because it's just more Brexit lies) will recognise their behaviour - which the article has got to a tee.
Hopefully, as the article suggests, some sort of easing of the condition will take place after March 2019.
melias shoes
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Bless .
In a nutshell "Remainers are mental". How very mature. Also a very convenient way to dismiss the very real concerns we have for the UK. I can't blame you, nobody likes to be reminded of the mistakes they have made or the trouble you are in.
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- Jul 10, 2003
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So which is it to be kids, Chequers or 'no deal' ?
Do you know what you voted for yet ?
Do you know what you voted for yet ?
melias shoes
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Yes they also suffer from ostrich syndrome. They keep burying their heads in the sand hoping it will all go away.
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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Yes, all the characteristics are clear to see. Unfortunately, I think many of them have become so addicted and obsessed that they will still be prattling on in 5 years time. It's like a coping mechanism for not getting their way
Yes, all the characteristics are clear to see. Unfortunately, I think many of them have become so addicted and obsessed that they will still be prattling on in 5 years time. It's like a coping mechanism for not getting their way
Yes, but don't summarise it easily for them - let them read the full article about what the psychiatrists say!
JC Footy Genius
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It's not a link to the Guardian or an article rubbishing the UK so I'm not sure they have the ability to process or understand it!
I'll summarise the bunkum article so others don't have to bother reading it. Some journalists and a couple of uni psychologists desperate to get published have theorised that remainers are somehow experiencing some sort of collective PTSD. It's a load of diversionary hokum. Entertaining enough but not to be taken seriously.
It’s also published on a site that is notorious for removing any comments that disagree with their articles.
It’s also published on a site that is notorious for removing any comments that disagree with their articles.
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Bit like this thread. Seems everyone wants to talk anything but Brexit. As each week goes by and more issues become apparent it becomes more obvious.
Ask any specifics and, at best, it's I don't undertstand it but 'I imagine it'll all be ok' or 'I'm pretty sure it will all work out right'.
More often, it's just ignore and change the subject.
Just look at the last 10 pages
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JC Footy Genius
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The first step to getting better is understanding you have a problem .... think on.
#believeinexperts
#believeinexperts
pb21
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I've read it but I'm not sure you have, or possibly you don't understand it. For starters there is no mention of psychiatrists, you might want to read it again as your comprehension is poor.