Would you change your referendum vote?

[Two Professors]

Don't be so ludicrously aggressive.

Don't be so ludicrously aggressive yourself.

 

[Two Professors]

I voted 'remain' and would do so again.

On a purely personal level in regards to The EU post 2004 and my experiences of it as a result, I was able to live with my Czech ex-girlfriend in Sussex as a result of free movement. I was able to enjoy many, happy holidays in the east of The Czech Republic, including hassle free day trips to Poland and Slovakia and frankly if you haven't been to a Tesco's in The Czech Republic, you haven't lived.

I still have a penchant for Eastern European women to this day and I don't want this jeopardised and denied from me. They are very, very nice.

That has got to be a wind up.Nobody can be that shallow.

 

[Two Professors]

But it drops enough those pensioners start to notice. Plus the protection the state gives on their state pensions. Oh and start charging those pensioners NI, remove the fuel allowances etc and their lot in some version of little England does not seem so good.

My wife and I already pay income tax on our various pensions-we don't mind doing our bit.In fact,we'll volunteer to pay the same as EU employees-oh wait,they pay fk all!

 

[Seasider78]

What the European institution that by getting people talking and controlling the materials of war, has meant Europe has had peace (in the whole) for over 70 years.....

Would be a little unfair to ignore Natos contribution to that and a good example of how countries can collaborate positively outside of political union

 

[Murray 17]

A sacrifice means you give up something , the Poles were invaded, they didnt have a choice as to whether they sacrificed peace , nor did the Russians , who we all know were pally with the Germans via the Von Ribbentrop pact until they were stabbed in the back , the Poles and Russians didnt make a SACRIFICE we DID , we had a choice , we DID sacrifice peace to come to the aid of the Poles .

[emoji122]

 

[Soulman]

I suspect the biggest deviation will be Inners that stayed at home

Not sure who's worse the selfish pensioners or the apathetic 18-24's...

Well here are pictures of 18-24 year olds, Probably both abroad.....those 18-24 year olds in the bottom photo are now the "selfish" pensioners that you sneer at.

 

[Murray 17]

but did'nt mind waiting until we saved their arses in two world wars losing two generations of our young men

I'm with you on that. It gets my goat how one particular nation is very anti-uk, considering what we have done for them in both wars.

 

[nwgull]

Remain remain.

I bet about 10 000 leave voters have died since last Thursday already. Give it another few months and you'd not even have to rely on the regrexiters switching their vote to swing a 2nd referendum back to remain.

 

[alfredmizen]

Well here are pictures of 18-24 year olds, Probably both abroad.....those 18-24 year olds in the bottom photo are now the "selfish" pensioners that you sneer at.

spot on .

 

[alfredmizen]

Remain remain.

I bet about 10 000 leave voters have died since last Thursday already. Give it another few months and you'd not even have to rely on the regrexiters switching their vote to swing a 2nd referendum back to remain.

Very classy

 

[maltaseagull]

Except that...

We didn't SAVE Germany did we?
Or Italy?
Or Hungary?
Or Bulgaria?
Or Finland?
Nor did we defeat those nations, on our own. Other European countries made equally big sacrifices.
And it ignores the decisive American contribution
And the Polish airmen and thousands of Irishmen and other European nationals who fought in our armed forces.

Apart from all that, excellent point.

Goodness that's twice I have agreed with you recently!!!!

 

[Skaville]

Remaining remain. Luckily the financial meltdown was averted by us not invoking article 50, but it's coming once the deal is done

 

[knocky1]

Well here are pictures of 18-24 year olds, Probably both abroad.....those 18-24 year olds in the bottom photo are now the "selfish" pensioners that you sneer at.

Haven't you made a mistake? Aren't they Germans marching? Hard to identify those unfortunate dead but they would never have been pensioners.

 

[alfredmizen]

Remaining remain. Luckily the financial meltdown was averted by us not invoking article 50, but it's coming once the deal is done

Really ? You think that traders/fund managers / hedge funds etc are politely waiting for article 50 to be invoked before selling again ? The markets are ALWAYS right, they are too efficient to be as out of kilter as you claim , which is what youre saying with your statement that they are waiting for something that they know is going to happen.

 

[alfredmizen]

Haven't you made a mistake? Aren't they Germans marching? Hard to identify those unfortunate dead but they would never have been pensioners.

Not the place for any of your perennially unfunny remarks .

 

[Skaville]

Really ? You think that traders/fund managers / hedge funds etc are politely waiting for article 50 to be invoked before selling again ? The markets are ALWAYS right, they are too efficient to be as out of kilter as you claim , which is what youre saying with your statement that they are waiting for something that they know is going to happen.

Biding their time

 

[knocky1]

Not the place for any of your perennially unfunny remarks .

Dead soldiers from World War One would not have voted out in the referendum. It's a shame someone considers it acceptable to post the picture.

 

[alfredmizen]

Biding their time

Thanks for that , always glad to get an expert view.

 

[nwgull]

Very classy

A fact none the less.

 

[alfredmizen]

A fact none the less.

As is the w*nker emoji i posted in reply.