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Thread: OT. The futures Bright, the Futures Brexit!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_Faber View Post
    Criticised yes, but they excelled themselves last night by giving Owen Jones enough air time to expose what an obnoxious t*t he is, a man more likely to drive people right of centre than 100 Tommy Robinsons
    Ah your true colours are out in the open! Your dislike of the BBC stems from the fact you don't like to hear facts which conflict with your own views - mm that pretty typical of a lot of people who could accurately be called ****s!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
    Its interesting to see the differences emerging as D day draws near.

    The Brexiteers are characterised as threatening, bullying and intimidatory, which would appear, in fairness, to be true of a small minority of that clan. It does not in my mind apply to the entire corps of brexit supporting individuals, most of whom have their own well thought out logical reasons for choosing separation from europe. Its just cheap point scoring.

    One might say its typical of the mealy mouthed wimpish liberal supporting remainers to exaggerate the actions of this minority and to try to pin this characteristic on anyone disagreeing with their own (probably equally well rationalised in their mind) opinion. But this would be to act in the same manner as them, and to try to win points based on the characteristic of minority of their supporters.

    Both sides think they are right, both sides are unlikely to change their minds, and both sides will be unhappy with any compromise. But FFS stop the point scoring and bickering and pull together to try to find a solution to the insoluble!

    37% think one thing, 33% think another and 30% seemingly don't give a flying **** - its this 30% that have created all this turmoil, since, in effect, both sides are claiming the same 30% to their own. So the 37 and the 33 muckrake and throw the raked up mud at each other for what reason? Calling someone a bully or stubborn will not change their minds, it wont achieve anything. Thinking one side is worse than the other is pointless - you will always see the "side that you support" as being innocent and the other side as guilty of all the sins in the debate. Brexit has become as tribal as football. Its frankly pathetic polarised arguments which become ever more polarised with constant repetition.

    The constant repetition of the "we won the majority of the (popular) vote" vs "more people didn't vote to leave than did" has been a massive distraction iin the whole issue. Polarised views here demonstrably will never change, and pointless arguments about cheating, lying and questioning the legality/validity/appropriateness of the outcome is simply childish. The playground is no place for this debate - although perversely its the future of those currently in the playground that will be most impacted.

    I do not see how this can be resolved, but instead of BvR, lets look to the real villains of the piece - the 30% abstainers. By and large they have been responsible for creating wiggle room post referendum. They should be shot (in violent, naughy Brexiteer terms), or given a stern talking to and sent for counselling (in wimpy, liberal Remainer terms) but this is where responsibility lies for this almighty cock up. if we ever have a referendum again, for pity's sake make voting compulsory under pain of being lectured by rA !!
    Brexiteers have well thought out reasons for their views????? I've yet to hear a coherent reason that is based on facts or even a version of the facts from a Brexiteer, even those who are close acquaintances, the reasons trotted out are frankly laughable - I can at least respect those Brexit supporters who hanker after some sort of golden age when Britain was a significant power in the world or want to try and turn the clock back to the 1950's because the world as they know it is changing, thats a rational emotion, even if its unrealistic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    Then you are horribly, horribly wrong and part of what I hope is a very small minority.

    Brexit has never had the support of more than a minority of the electorate...FACT.
    The campaign was based on a pack of lies...FACT.
    The Brexiteers appear to have broken electoral law...FACT.
    Preparation for the stockpiling of medicines and food...the use of an airport as a lorry park...the likely paralysis of motorways in SE England...the collapse in the value of the £...the murder of Joe Cox and today’s abuse and intimidation of Anna Soubry by far right Brexiteers is not ‘scare mongering’ it is...FACT.
    Anag, I would have thought by now that you would realise there is no point in arguing or discussing this, once someone says that leaving with no deal is the way, you know then they they have either lost sight of reality or haven't a ****ing clue!

    When you see the leading proponents of Brexit are such patriots that they either live abroad in tax havens or have cleverly moved all or part of their economic activities to eu countries so that they can still benefit from eu membership, it surely does not take a genius to realise that a massive gamble is being taken here and guess what the Johnson's Rees-Moggs, Banks, Dysons and that **** who runs Whetherspoons are not the ones gambling, they have an each way bet, heads they win or tails they win, and we all lose!

    Still it will be damn fine when we "take back" control become a vassel state of any country that wants to exploit us economically and our GDP (which by the way has already fallen 17% since the vote and we haven't left yet, plummets.

    I only come on here to remind myself how utterly stupid people are. No the country wont fall apart if we leave the EU deal or no deal, but we will be a lot worse off economically, we already are and are millions of pounds is being wasted by companies and the government and millions more will be wasted going further and to achieve what?

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    Quote Originally Posted by swaledale View Post
    Ah your true colours are out in the open! Your dislike of the BBC stems from the fact you don't like to hear facts which conflict with your own views - mm that pretty typical of a lot of people who could accurately be called ****s!
    I can guess what's behind the ****s and thanks for keeping up your record of resorting to name calling within a few sentences of making your return. OJ and yourself come from a very similar mould

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    Quote Originally Posted by swaledale View Post
    GDP (which by the way has already fallen 17% since the vote and we haven't left yet, plummets.
    Source required please. My made-up friend just did a LOL when I told him your made up stats, he makes it a 3.9% increase over that time period.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
    How do you access FB videos, do you have to join the vile site?
    That one popped up on my feed because someone I know shared the video. I have FB "friends" from both camps. Next pre Remain video I get I will also mention on here, in the interests of balance.

    If you type Breaking Brexit News you will be able to access their feed as you can with any other FB name of a group or individual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swaledale View Post
    Well its is if you only believe crap that fits with your point of view, but then you'd never learn anything! Still I guess lots of Germans believed what Hitler told them and look where how that ended!

    The Eu isn't perfect, no institution or organisation run by human beings is, but if people really can't see that smaller countries acting in partnership economically is the only sure way to survive then I guess something is blinding them to the obvious!

    We have to some extent followed Switzerland by washing dirty money from various dodgy sources around the world and there are certain other distinct factors about how the Swiss operate which would definitely not go down well with many of the libertarian right wing Brexiteers.
    Yes Swale. That is exactly the point.

    ACTING IN PARTNERSHIP ECONOMICALLY!!

    There is absolutely no need for this headlong rush to a US of E that started as a walk in the 60s, moved slowly through the gears via trot, pace and canter, where it is now and before too long will become a fully fledged gallop. No need at all.

    The US of E is merely a part of globalisation. Rules, regs and Laws designed to put ever more money and power in the hands of a very few people to the detriment of the rest of us.

    Merkel has said so lauding the arrival of a NWO as something good and great which, IMO, it isn't.

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    See Neil Warnock has joined the ranks of the outspoken Brexiteers...’can’t wait to get out and to hell with the rest of the World’.
    What a guy and what an intelligent response...MoP you must be so proud!

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    Seeing reports online about rioting in Germany. Nothing as yet in the Mainstream Media.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramAnag View Post
    See Neil Warnock has joined the ranks of the outspoken Brexiteers...’can’t wait to get out and to hell with the rest of the World’.
    What a guy and what an intelligent response...MoP you must be so proud!
    I'm proud of the nation realising leaving the EU is the way to go and proved it by voting to leave and winning that vote (the people have spoken), regarding Warnock we all have a right to free speech. He did sound off a bit, a little like the remainers Soubry! Both believe in what they spout but they could have put their views a little better!

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