[Politics] Brexit

[The Clamp]

Hilarious how Brexiteers get so angry at differing opinions. One almost thinks they are over-compensating for a mistake they may have made.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

i presume this is a typo

pressure of Brexit setting in........i like this bit

**but loans comes with**

Remain are so normally perfect in their postings

 

[alfredmizen]

Less benefits if working? I dont know. What is the Brexit plan? I think they should work, but am realistic to realise it ia unlikely. Do you think the unemployed will be rushing to take up the jobs that are required in agriculture for example?

The farmers will have to pay a it more than they do now to attract workers, it's not difficult to work out.......for most people.

 

[Jim in the West]

Hilarious how Brexiteers get so angry at differing opinions. One almost thinks they are over-compensating for a mistake they may have made.

They are getting worried! It's interesting that it's pretty conclusive that the majority of people in this country do NOT want Brexit. Firstly, 6% of those who voted Leave now regret their decision (and the pain hasn't even really started yet). Secondly, research shows that the majority of people who didn't vote are Remainers. Plus, the vast majority of 16 & 17 year olds (who would be of voting age by the time we exit) don't want to leave.

So - given the Brexit bunch are so keen on the will of the people, are they happy to accept the FACT that the majority of British people do not want to leave the EU? Or, are they desperate to push Brexit through as fast as possible, with no parliamentary debate....? [PS: I think I know the answer to that one ]

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

They are getting worried! It's interesting that it's pretty conclusive that the majority of people in this country do NOT want Brexit. Firstly, 6% of those who voted Leave now regret their decision (and the pain hasn't even really started yet). Secondly, research shows that the majority of people who didn't vote are Remainers. Plus, the vast majority of 16 & 17 year olds (who would be of voting age by the time we exit) don't want to leave.

So - given the Brexit bunch are so keen on the will of the people, are they happy to accept the FACT that the majority of British people do not want to leave the EU? Or, are they desperate to push Brexit through as fast as possible, with no parliamentary debate....? [PS: I think I know the answer to that one ]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Hilarious from start to finish.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

They are getting worried! It's interesting that it's pretty conclusive that the majority of people in this country do NOT want Brexit. Firstly, 6% of those who voted Leave now regret their decision (and the pain hasn't even really started yet). Secondly, research shows that the majority of people who didn't vote are Remainers. Plus, the vast majority of 16 & 17 year olds (who would be of voting age by the time we exit) don't want to leave.

So - given the Brexit bunch are so keen on the will of the people, are they happy to accept the FACT that the majority of British people do not want to leave the EU? Or, are they desperate to push Brexit through as fast as possible, with no parliamentary debate....? [PS: I think I know the answer to that one ]

Brexiteers would love to do a Stormin Norman and go for it at the first time of asking.

 

[pastafarian]

Hilarious how Brexiteers get so angry at differing opinions. One almost thinks they are over-compensating for a mistake they may have made.

there is a difference between differing opinion and invented false cack,such as you post.
how is your prediction of a second referendum within months panning out?

 

[Jim in the West]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Hilarious from start to finish.

So - which camp are you in?

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

So - which camp are you in?

He is in -The majority on the day of the vote.....

 

[Two Professors]

They are getting worried! It's interesting that it's pretty conclusive that the majority of people in this country do NOT want Brexit. Firstly, 6% of those who voted Leave now regret their decision (and the pain hasn't even really started yet). Secondly, research shows that the majority of people who didn't vote are Remainers. Plus, the vast majority of 16 & 17 year olds (who would be of voting age by the time we exit) don't want to leave.

So - given the Brexit bunch are so keen on the will of the people, are they happy to accept the FACT that the majority of British people do not want to leave the EU? Or, are they desperate to push Brexit through as fast as possible, with no parliamentary debate....? [PS: I think I know the answer to that one ]

That is so hilariously funny.Do you really believe those silly percentages you made up.Are you now recruiting 16 and 17 year olds to pay your dodgy low wages to?Or have you been hanging round the school gates to find out their views?Only a Remoaner would still believe market research,especially when you consider that a lot of people responding to these surveys are retirees and other people with time on their hands.Perhaps we like to bet on results and vote accordingly

 

[Lincoln Imp]

i presume this is a typo

Shorthand for 'reduced access to' or 'no membership of' I imagine but I guess you knew this anyway. Brilliant reposte by you though.

 

[Soulman]

Hilarious how Brexiteers get so angry at differing opinions. One almost thinks they are over-compensating for a mistake they may have made.

You find it "Hilarious"... really. Who is getting angry. Another figment of your imagination Nibble.

 

[Soulman]

They are getting worried! It's interesting that it's pretty conclusive that the majority of people in this country do NOT want Brexit. Firstly, 6% of those who voted Leave now regret their decision (and the pain hasn't even really started yet). Secondly, research shows that the majority of people who didn't vote are Remainers. Plus, the vast majority of 16 & 17 year olds (who would be of voting age by the time we exit) don't want to leave.

So - given the Brexit bunch are so keen on the will of the people, are they happy to accept the FACT that the majority of British people do not want to leave the EU? Or, are they desperate to push Brexit through as fast as possible, with no parliamentary debate....? [PS: I think I know the answer to that one ]

You don't give up do you.

 

[pastafarian]

Shorthand for 'reduced access to' or 'no membership of' I imagine but I guess you knew this anyway. Brilliant reposte by you though.

i suspect it is shorthand as it came from him,but given that some remainers thought leaving EU meant you couldnt travel to Europe again i wouldnt put it past some of the more dense remainers thinking no access means just that.....no access.

its odd how you get people on the leave side using full correct language like less preferential or reduced terms and the such like but when you get to the small clique of remainers who are trying to overturn the vote they stick with a simple NO access..........its as though project fear has not left the building

 

[Lincoln Imp]

He is in -The majority on the day of the vote.....

Serious question. Given that 48 per cent of the voters on 23 June chose the option that definitely allowed the continuation of Freedom of Movement and 52 per cent voted for the option that either would or would not allow Freedom of Movement, what is your assessment of the most likely overall attitude towards FoM by the voting public? (I concede, by the way, that a large percentage of Leave voters would have said, if asked on the day, that they were against it. I don't know how large a percentage though - what's your estimate?)

 

[Lincoln Imp]

i suspect it is shorthand as it came from him,but given that some remainers thought leaving EU meant you couldnt travel to Europe again i wouldnt put it past some of the more dense remainers thinking no access means just that.....no access.

its odd how you get people on the leave side using full correct language like less preferential or reduced terms and the such like but when you get to the small clique of remainers who are trying to overturn the vote they stick with a simple NO access..........its as though project fear has not left the building

Yes, it's true that hyperbole can take over, even though it didn't in this case. BTW, which Remainers have said that leaving the EU would mean you can't travel to Europe again?

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Serious question. Given that 48 per cent of the voters on 23 June chose the option that definitely allowed the continuation of Freedom of Movement and 52 per cent voted for the option that either would or would not allow Freedom of Movement, what is your assessment of the most likely overall attitude towards FoM by the voting public? (I concede, by the way, that a large percentage of Leave voters would have said, if asked on the day, that they were against it. I don't know how large a percentage though - what's your estimate?)

all 52% were against freedom of movement......seriously i would say that leaving the EU and having no FOM would be very high,perhaps 95% upwards. otherwise what were they voting to leave is what i would have to ask myself.

 

[larus]

Serious question. Given that 48 per cent of the voters on 23 June chose the option that definitely allowed the continuation of Freedom of Movement and 52 per cent voted for the option that either would or would not allow Freedom of Movement, what is your assessment of the most likely overall attitude towards FoM by the voting public? (I concede, by the way, that a large percentage of Leave voters would have said, if asked on the day, that they were against it. I don't know how large a percentage though - what's your estimate?)

And how many Remainers were swayed by the outright lies from the Remain camp? If there had been an open and honest debate (but seeing the spin on here that would never happen), i wonder what the outcome would have been.

 

[pastafarian]

Yes, it's true that hyperbole can take over, even though it didn't in this case. BTW, which Remainers have said that leaving the EU would mean you can't travel to Europe again?

only two i can recall on nsc, one i cant remember the username and the other was nibble in one of the many referendum threads.
i heard it far too often in pre referendum debates, it even popped up on question time (and was laughed at). In fairness it was mostly from younger people who probably didnt understand the issue

 

[larus]

Yes, it's true that hyperbole can take over, even though it didn't in this case. BTW, which Remainers have said that leaving the EU would mean you can't travel to Europe again?

There was an interview with a young remainer during the campaign, and he stated that he would be voting to stay in because he wanted to be able to travel to Europe.

Christ, how many other "intelligent" 18 year olds made such an informed decision to vote remain? Project FEAR? No, they never told lies did they.