Pretty pink fairy
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And you've hit the nail on head boo hoo it's not fair we live in London and Brighton ****everyone else in the country they don't matter because we're so much better than everyone else
Regards
DR
[Politics] Brexit
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And you've hit the nail on head boo hoo it's not fair we live in London and Brighton ****everyone else in the country they don't matter because we're so much better than everyone else
Regards
DR
That's nothing. Wait till I merge this with the proper Brexit thread in 3......2.......1.......
*rounds up an angry mob of locals with pitchforks*
Play somewhere else joker. This is NSC. If you want friends and support join the w*****s on the running thread.
Hu_Camus
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- Jan 27, 2019
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Have his nearly 10000 posts all been of this standard, bat-chums?...My my, I may sell the telly.
Ooh, look at you. Theresa May only dreamt of having such power.
He can be a little touchy, especally if you beat him at marathon running. Solid politics though.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
the french are far more racist than the brits
You're new here aren't you?
https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?158743-I-just-typed-quot-binfest-quot-into-google
On the marathon route it was only in Hove people shouted out knocky, written on my vest and showing in my face. Is it a Hove rather than Brighton word. I was born knocky and will remain so.
Can’t believe your pathetic effort beat my more pathetic effort by 20+ minutes
You beat me to it. But I did at least provide a helpful link.
You selfish, selfish *******.
Hu_Camus
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- Jan 27, 2019
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Agreed, ....I cant stand the garlic munching, stinky, surrender-monkeys either.
pork pie
New member
Yes. Much more determined after the arrogance of the ********s from the United States of Europe.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Bit sensitive PPF, no need for tears
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,877
I was a very reluctant remainer and dragged myself out to vote. I then found myself supportive of May's fudge to try and heal the wounds. However I've gone full circle and now fully committed to remain or most probably voting for any party that is committed to take us back in.
I've tried to show empathy for those who voted leave but I've given up. I've never heard a rational argument particularly on here,
Leavers generally fall into three camps.
1) Those who are quite happy to suck up any populist nonsense without checking out the facts. Those who "know their place" and are fooled by the posh accent of Rees Mogg when even the Royal family don't speak like that.
2) The racist and the xenophobic. Hardly unique, but it's easy and lazy to blame the "other".
3) The dangerously intelligent who hide their personal agenda behind arguments of "sovereignty". These are the ones who hate any form of regulation, are quite happy to see the death of farming and manufacturing and import dubious goods from dubious regimes. They will universally benefit from Brexit and cynically try to persuade you that you will too.
My personal and paradoxical view of the EU is that it is undemocratic and in need of reform whilst protecting us from the excesses of our own system which is:
1) Far more undemocratic than the EU.
2) Far more bureaucratic. The EU employs 55,000 staff, the UK civil services employs 330,000.
2) Belongs to a different era.
3) Prone to populism from both left and right.
I've tried to show empathy for those who voted leave but I've given up. I've never heard a rational argument particularly on here,
Leavers generally fall into three camps.
1) Those who are quite happy to suck up any populist nonsense without checking out the facts. Those who "know their place" and are fooled by the posh accent of Rees Mogg when even the Royal family don't speak like that.
2) The racist and the xenophobic. Hardly unique, but it's easy and lazy to blame the "other".
3) The dangerously intelligent who hide their personal agenda behind arguments of "sovereignty". These are the ones who hate any form of regulation, are quite happy to see the death of farming and manufacturing and import dubious goods from dubious regimes. They will universally benefit from Brexit and cynically try to persuade you that you will too.
My personal and paradoxical view of the EU is that it is undemocratic and in need of reform whilst protecting us from the excesses of our own system which is:
1) Far more undemocratic than the EU.
2) Far more bureaucratic. The EU employs 55,000 staff, the UK civil services employs 330,000.
2) Belongs to a different era.
3) Prone to populism from both left and right.
Weststander
Well-known member
That’s what the desperate folk at Sangatte often cite, even the french speaking non-Europeans, after encountering racism across France, Italy, Hungary. It’s why ethnic Africans live isolated in huge satellite suburbs on the outskirts of the big cities such as Paris. Demonstrated by the quite literally fascist National Rally party of Le Pen have had huge support for decades.
I hope the UK never goes down that route, but there are ominous signs.
London Irish
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Very interesting poll results, the media have always pumped out the idea there was a lot of voting remorse. Never thought it was true and this poll is yet more evidence.
Changes have happened. If you voted Leave, you are now less likely to want a compromise and instead want hard Brexit. If you voted Remain, you are also less likely to want a compromise but now full revocation of the referendum result.
After the referendum there was about a third of the country in between these two extreme points, and the Labour party aimed to represent them.
Now that space has dramatically shrunk to probably only about 10-20 per cent.
That we've become more polarised is very dangerous.
The extreme Remainers think they are winning because Brexit is being blocked. But Sunday's European election results will show a big backlash with the Brexit party winning easily. The big question is can this pro Brexit backlash be transferred into a General Election? Currently the polls aren't showing that with a comfortable lead for Labour, even tho they will be beaten in the euro elections
Changes have happened. If you voted Leave, you are now less likely to want a compromise and instead want hard Brexit. If you voted Remain, you are also less likely to want a compromise but now full revocation of the referendum result.
After the referendum there was about a third of the country in between these two extreme points, and the Labour party aimed to represent them.
Now that space has dramatically shrunk to probably only about 10-20 per cent.
That we've become more polarised is very dangerous.
The extreme Remainers think they are winning because Brexit is being blocked. But Sunday's European election results will show a big backlash with the Brexit party winning easily. The big question is can this pro Brexit backlash be transferred into a General Election? Currently the polls aren't showing that with a comfortable lead for Labour, even tho they will be beaten in the euro elections
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
The EU election results will not translate into GE results as first past the post favors labor and the Tories.
Weststander
Well-known member
This. For example, the Green’s will be lucky to win further seats than their one.
I'm even more convinced Brexit is as shit an idea as it was three years ago. As I imagine most people are.