O/T:- Palestine / Israel

[keldsyke]

That's hardly an answer, just a lot of ranting. Brexit was the biggest cause of division in the UK in my lifetime. Not just the referendum result, but the run-up to it (which included the murder of an MP, let me remind you). You want an example of division stoking violence in the UK, it's the biggest one we've had.

I wasn’t working in the UK at the time I was working in Europe so I’ll just take your biased views of what was happening back in the UK , and I’ll stick to my biased views from benefitting from working and living in the EU at the time along with all the problems there too 👍

Oh and when we arrest Nigel Farage we can arrest Tony Blair at the same time for war crimes? Do you agree?

[Mapperleypie]

benefitting from working and living in the EU

That must have been nice for you.

At least you have removed that option from the young of today with absolutely no upside for them (or anyone) whatsoever.

You are either extremely selfish or have been lied to and cannot admit it.

[OchPie]

Arrest Nigel Farage , arrested for behaving in a democratic fashion.

Why not, when some posters want BLM arrested for behaving in a democratic fashion?

I wasn’t working in the UK at the time I was working in Europe so I’ll just take your biased views of what was happening back in the UK , and I’ll stick to my biased views from benefitting from working and living in the EU at the time along with all the problems there too ��

Oh and when we arrest Nigel Farage we can arrest Tony Blair at the same time for war crimes? Do you agree?

Nah, you're right. Just two sets of bias.

My biased view is that Brexit was incredibly divisive that split families and the country in often bitter argument. Your biased view is that everyone loved Brexit.

My biased view is that Nigel Farage was an incredibly divisive figure, loathed and loved by different parts of the country, who never had enough support to win national office. Your biased view is that everyone loved him, so much so that they even shared their milkshakes with him out of kindness.

My biased view is that the Brexit vote was very close, with Leave winning 52-48 - the exact result Farage said he would never accept if it went against him. Your biased view is that Brexit vote was won 100-0.

Just two biased views.

As for Tony Blair - this is your flight of fantasy, not mine.

That's a ridiculous statement. Brexit was a democratically supported outcome. It unified many in this country who feel more and more marginalised. Just because it doesn't meet your agenda you decry it as divisive. Law abiding tax payers voted for it. Why can't you accept that???

It obviously didn't unify the country in any way. Law abiding tax payers voted against it too. Leave won and we left, and now the campaign begins to reverse it - just as the campaign against the previous referendum began when we stayed in. Why can't you accept that?