GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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Did you create this, Pretty pink gammon?
It is the most cringe worthy thing I've seen for a while. I'd stick to posting Daily Express nonsense.
What are you going on about?
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
It is obvious that acrimony will continue; if we do leave the EU in March and things take a turn for the worse then people like you are already lining up the excuse that the remainers are to blame for trying to continually 'thwart the will of the people'.... whatever that hackneyed expression means.
And you are avoiding answering any questions about the 'no deal' Brexit that you want to see happen
I'm genuinely interested what people like yourself, who want us to push on with 'no deal' think we should do about the problems it's throwing up
It's just that at the moment your wishes seem to be akin to me shagging Kylie Mynogue.
It's a complete and utter fantasy, and I have no idea where to even start to make it happen. But I think someone else should take responsibility for making it happen, and I'll be really really angry if it doesn't
Does Mrs WZ know about your fantasy you dirty old man.
Let's me explain for you the ' will of the people' means just that. A majority result in a referendum means that the people voted to leave becoming the will of the people. It just seems hard for you lot to understand but mainly accept.
Mrs Wz thinks there's more chance of my fantasy coming true than yours. (That was when she could breathe between guffaws).
So you want to continue with your fantasy even though you admit you don't have the first idea how it's going to happen?
So...... not so much the 'will of the people' as the 'will of a 4% majority' of the people who voted in 2016; the phrase 'will of the people' is self evidently overused and misleading; there are plenty of 'people' who did not and do not 'will' this outcome; that doesn't mean they are no longer people - and if we are ever to heal the rift of this divisive referendum, people like you will have to try a bit harder not to weaponise worn out, meaningless slogans.
Go on, I am sure you can do it with a bit of effort.... or maybe you can't, or perhaps you just don't want any 'peoples' harmony in the future.
You're like a record with the needle stuck.
...but of course you do not recognise the repetitive sloganising that you indulge in! I don't know you but I really thought you could do better than that!
Never mind, eh....... keep dancing in your white shoes, Mr Melia!
It really is quite alarming isn't it? Some of these people are nothing short of effing clueless.I'm genuinely stunned [emoji106]
The only thing divisive about the referendum result is the dismissive attitude of remainers accepting it. It not triumphalism but a determination to see the will of the PEOPLE carried out.
To be fair many remainers do still value democracy and our long-held tradition of enacting the will of the majority and think the referendum result should be honoured but as you correctly point out it's mainly the extreme shouty, condescending, undemocratic loons that have helped cause so much division. Plus of course, talk of a second referendum during the campaign was ridiculed by many leading remainers... as they expected to win.
Let's me explain for you the ' will of the people' means just that. A majority result in a referendum means that the people voted to leave becoming the will of the people. It just seems hard for you lot to understand but mainly accept.
To be fair many remainers do still value democracy and our long-held tradition of enacting the will of the majority and think the referendum result should be honoured but as you correctly point out it's mainly the extreme shouty, condescending, undemocratic loons that have helped cause so much division.
I agree with your last comment; the rest of it is history although Melia's Shoes clearly interprets 'a majority' as 'the people'.
I am sure he is not stupid but he certainly seems a bit unlucky at thinking.... However, NO ONE KNOWS how this is going to pan out! Unless the government can devise a Brexit Strategy that addresses the concerns of all voters - both winners and losers - then sadly I cannot see how there is any happy resolution.
The will of the people in 2016, in 2019 it might be different, can you accept that?
Is that this week's 'Brexit means Brexit', 'No deal better than a bad deal', 'Strong and Stable' etc etc
Sticking the word managed in front definitely makes it better
Yep, thats the kind of leave voter I mean, the sort that says they will shit in a ballot box if we ask the people if they want any version of this before it is too late, and also say they are all about democracy.
most of the " gang " have on here although I've noticed Plooks has sloped off ??
regards
DR