[Politics] Brexit

[JC Footy Genius]

In the early days of this thread leavers were full it and at least their arguments sounded plausible even if they were utter BS, but they've gradually disappeared just like Boris, DD etc

These days there's nothing left in the tank and those that leavers that remain have no solutions and can give no advantages, they just brag they won the vote and we should all just get on with it.

Whereas you remain 'full of it' ..... also not sure your best placed to judge plausible arguments as you thought we were in the Eurozone

 

[Two Professors]

How old are you? This is playground level stuff. You really are a cretin.

You can take the boy out of Newhaven,but you obviously can't take Newhaven out of the boy.Why did you run away to Germany to get a job,would nobody employ you here?

 

[daveinplzen]

Bore off with your friends. Go bully somewhere else.

Bully? hahaha

 

[Gwylan]

There are some advantages of a no-deal Brexit - meat prices are set to rise by about 50%

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...raise-price-of-mince-by-50-meat-industry-says

That's going to be good for climate change

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

You can take the boy out of Newhaven,but you obviously can't take Newhaven out of the boy.Why did you run away to Germany to get a job,would nobody employ you here?

I have the same British client (I’m self-employed) as when I left. Try again.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I've even noticed a drop off in the 'on our way' posts, because the one thing that is clear, to even the most stupid poster on here from either side of the argument (not looking at anyone specifically), is that we are most definitely not 'on our way' anywhere

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Your inability or unwillingness to meaningfully engage with others is quite astonishing. Your contribution to this community pretty much amounts to gushing over the casual scene (and by extension, disorder and hooliganism) and then boorishly gloating over the Brexit vote without contributing anything meaningful whatsoever. If you are like this in real life, I do wonder whether your kids consider you their hero, and if they do, whether they'll grow up themselves one day and realise what a pointless little man you are.

no one's gloating just merely pointing out the facts , the Facts that are EATING YOU UP , if you cant handle it that's your problem but as I said you'll have to deal with it , we're on our way AS WHAT WAS VOTED FOR AT THE REFERENDUM no if's no but's leave means leave
regards
DR

 

[WATFORD zero]

I have the same British client (I’m self-employed) as when I left. Try again.

The gift that keeps on giving

 

[WATFORD zero]

I've even noticed a drop off in the 'on our way' posts, because the one thing that is clear, to even the most stupid poster on here from either side of the argument (not looking at anyone specifically), is that we are most definitely not 'on our way' anywhere

no one's gloating just merely pointing out the facts , the Facts that are EATING YOU UP , if you cant handle it that's your problem but as I said you'll have to deal with it , we're on our way AS WHAT WAS VOTED FOR AT THE REFERENDUM no if's no but's leave means leave
regards
DR

It's almost as if i guessed what was coming

 

[shingle]

Well, well, well... Robert Peston in an honest interview says that Brexit Voters were 'on the right side of history' mmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucguJvuKmQg

 

[WATFORD zero]

Well, well, well... Robert Peston in an honest interview says that Brexit Voters were 'on the right side of history' mmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucguJvuKmQg

Of course, you're absolutely right

So what should we do now, chequers - - or 'no deal' ?

 

[The Camel]

Well, well, well... Robert Peston in an honest interview says that Brexit Voters were 'on the right side of history' mmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucguJvuKmQg

How on earth does he come to that conclusion?

Historians in 100 years time can make the call who was or wasn't "on the right side of history"

Not some crap pundit trying to flog a book.

 

[nicko31]

Whereas you remain 'full of it' ..... also not sure your best placed to judge plausible arguments as you thought we were in the Eurozone

And all you can do is go on about a typo I made 6 months ago?

You have no solutions or arguments to offer, I rest my case

 

[daveinplzen]

Leavers emotions right now are like glass.

 

[GT49er]

Well, well, well... Robert Peston in an honest interview says that Brexit Voters were 'on the right side of history' mmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucguJvuKmQg

Brilliant interview. I can think of a few remainers who should watch that and then have a very serious think about why their views are now a minority. Remember, as he said himself, Peston was a remainer and voted remain. Admitting you got it wrong is a hard thing to do - but he managed it; I wonder how many others will have the guts to do the same.

Don't fanny about arguing with me - I can't be bothered with this vitriolic thread any more, so rarely even look at it, let alone contribute to it (it's a bit of a remainer love-in after all) - but just watch what Peston says......................... then think hard.

OK, some hard liners won't be arsed to do that. I leave them to their own devices.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Brilliant interview. I can think of a few remainers who should watch that and then have a very serious think about why their views are now a minority. Remember, as he said himself, Peston was a remainer and voted remain. Admitting you got it wrong is a hard thing to do - but he managed it; I wonder how many others will have the guts to do the same.

Don't fanny about arguing with me - I can't be bothered with this vitriolic thread any more, so rarely even look at it, let alone contribute to it (it's a bit of a remainer love-in after all) - but just watch what Peston says......................... then think hard.

OK, some hard liners won't be arsed to do that. I leave them to their own devices.

At the risk of repeating myself after the first time this was posted, you've convinced me completely.

So what should we do now, chequers - - or 'no deal' ?

 

[shingle]

Of course, you're absolutely right

So what should we do now, chequers - - or 'no deal' ?

I've got to be honest Watford and say I don't know.
There does seem to be a common consensus among economists and others that a no deal would be a disaster and I think despite the posturing and brinkmanship that's going on that a 'no deal' is highly unlikely. My preference would be for a Canada +++ but that at the moment isn't on the table, despite Tusk and Barnier saying that they would be open to the idea

 

[WATFORD zero]

I've got to be honest Watford and say I don't know.
There does seem to be a common consensus among economists and others that a no deal would be a disaster and I think despite the posturing and brinkmanship that's going on that a 'no deal' is highly unlikely. My preference would be for a Canada +++ but that at the moment isn't on the table, despite Tusk and Barnier saying that they would be open to the idea

You are right that 'no deal' won't, and never was going to happen.

The basic Canada deal has taken over 7 years to negotiate, isn't yet fully implemented and primarily covers goods but very little services

Given our economy is primarily service based, maybe we should give it a little more thought ?

 

[shingle]

Christ you're angry.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Well, well, well... Robert Peston in an honest interview says that Brexit Voters were 'on the right side of history' mmmm

Did anything else Brexit related happen on the 3rd of November last year when Robert Peston was promoting his book 'WTF?' Have you read the book out of interest?