[Politics] Brexit

[The Clamp]

The woman is absolutely bloody mental. This isn’t normal behaviour. I genuinely think she’s had some sort of breakdown.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news

 

[Mellotron]

dont know why you're shouting about this strawman argument as no one voted for either

Exactly. No one who voted Leave had a ****ing clue what they were voting for, in terms of any practicalities.

 

[Mellotron]

This is how it feels debating with a number or Leavers atm;

L - I WANT TO MAKE DINNER

R - Ok, what do you want to make?

L - I don’t care, just dinner!

R - Ok, what ingredients were you thinking of using -

L - IT DOESNT MATTER, WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO STOP ME MAKING DINNER?! Stupid remoaner, you’re just bitter that I chose to make dinner!

R - OK then...

 

[daveinplzen]

Brexiteers dont want to be humiliated because they were sold a knackered donkey instead of a unicorn. They shout about democracy, but ask for a 2nd referendum, as the 1st referendum was total bollocks, in its content, and its application, and they lose their minds. The actual reason is they know they would lose. That would mean losing face on forums. That cant happen. If the UK leaves on Friday, without a deal, then I believe it will be causing damage to the nation for decades to come. Ive not heard any brexiteer explain anything positive about where the country is going, other than spouting the same bs that has been discredited, even by brexiteers now. Its pretty sad really. Good luck.

 

[vegster]

The woman is absolutely bloody mental. This isn’t normal behaviour. I genuinely think she’s had some sort of breakdown.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news

0.57 in, " We could leave on the 22nd of May and start to build our brighter future... " despite EVERY report to the contrary that says Brexit will cost £m's and upwards off our economy.

 

[beorhthelm]

The leave pitch turns out to have been complete bollocks.

true, though it was at the time an valid option. and it is still technically the position of Labour and Conservatives, to negotiate some future relationship of various degrees of softness.

The shouting was a joke, if you read the earlier posts.

fair enough.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I'm thinking of selling the personalised number plate MU66ED.

Does anyone know of an e-mail server that could handle 17.4M enquiries

 

[The Clamp]

0.57 in, " We could leave on the 22nd of May and start to build our brighter future... " despite EVERY report to the contrary that says Brexit will cost £m's and upwards off our economy.

What is she even thinking? She’s not right in the head.

 

[Triggaaar]

This is how it feels debating with a number or Leavers atm;

L - I WANT TO MAKE DINNER

R - Ok, what do you want to make?

L - I don’t care, just dinner!

R - Ok, what ingredients were you thinking of using -

L - IT DOESNT MATTER, WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO STOP ME MAKING DINNER?! Stupid remoaner, you’re just bitter that I chose to make dinner!

R - OK then...

Mmm. I think it's more like

R - Would you like to come over for dinner, say 8.30?

L - That would be lovely, thanks. See you then.

R - Hi, come in. We had a little chat on whether you'd want something spicy, or maybe something traditional, but we couldn't agree, so we haven't actually made you anything.

 

[Triggaaar]

Brexiteers dont want to be humiliated because they were sold a knackered donkey instead of a unicorn. They shout about democracy, but ask for a 2nd referendum, as the 1st referendum was total bollocks, in its content, and its application, and they lose their minds.

What, all of them?

 

[Ernest]

Just hope the 27 refuse this extension and sort it out once and all rather than keep putting it off

 

[portslade seagull]

Just hope the 27 refuse this extension and sort it out once and all rather than keep putting it off

They like playing with us and see it as some sort of punishment

 

[pb21]

Mmm. I think it's more like

R - Would you like to come over for dinner, say 8.30?

L - That would be lovely, thanks. See you then.

R - Hi, come in. We had a little chat on whether you'd want something spicy, or maybe something traditional, but we couldn't agree, so we haven't actually made you anything.

Or

L - I've got 17.4 million friends and were all coming over to yours for dinner tonight at 8.30. We don't know what we want but we all know we want exactly the same thing. It better be perfect or we won't want it.

R - Would you like to come over for dinner, say 8.30?

L - That would be lovely, thanks. See you then.

R - Hi, come in. We had a little chat on whether you'd want something spicy, or maybe something traditional, but we couldn't agree, so we haven't actually made you anything.

 

[daveinplzen]

What, all of them?

Which bit?
Sold a pup?
2nd referendum?
Losing face?

 

[daveinplzen]

They like playing with us and see it as some sort of punishment

Or just following the rules and regulations that we played a part in drafting?

 

[portslade seagull]

Or just following the rules and regulations that we played a part in drafting?

Or they want their blood money

 

[Triggaaar]

Or

L - I've got 17.4 million friends and were all coming over to yours for dinner tonight at 8.30. We don't know what we want but we all know we want exactly the same thing. It better be perfect or we won't want it.

But the 17.4 million leavers didn't just state they wanted Brexit, they were offered the vote by the remainers (Cameron et al). And the only reason we don't know what they wanted, is because they weren't asked (it wasn't on the ballot paper). And the leavers haven't said they all want the same meal, they just want some meal, having been offered a meal in the first place. And they haven't asked for it to be perfect.

You can blame the politicians who supported the leave campaign, as well as the remainer politicians who can't deliver it, but it's a bit rich blaming those that voted.

 

[Triggaaar]

Which bit?
Sold a pup?
2nd referendum?
Losing face?

The last sentence I quoted:
"They shout about democracy, but ask for a 2nd referendum, as the 1st referendum was total bollocks, in its content, and its application, and they lose their minds."
Do they all lose their minds if you ask for a 2nd referendum?

 

[daveinplzen]

Or they want their blood money

So, where have they been 'playing' us?

 

[daveinplzen]

The last sentence I quoted:
"They shout about democracy, but ask for a 2nd referendum, as the 1st referendum was total bollocks, in its content, and its application, and they lose their minds."
Do they all lose their minds if you ask for a 2nd referendum?

Well mostly I believe. I'm sure you have witnessed leavers posts regarding a 2nd ref here on NSC and elsewhere.