Like it or not, those that voted leave voted with the racists. It is basic common sense. Unless there was some work creation scheme where racists voted in so they had foreigners left to abuse, they all voted leave. Nick Griffin was leave. White Van man with his pitbull mouthing off about ******* P**is voted leave. Obviously not everyone who voted leave is racist but they are on the side of those who are.
That's what comes across from your posts.
Wow, what nonsense. You don't think people should even have a choice.
You thought politicians always told the truth
Most of us (Mustafa aside) don't want to have to micro-manage our country. We like to choose a government that will make the majority of the decisions. On this occasion we chose a government that would let us make this decision.
What utter nonsense. If our leader has your weak defeatist mindset, then yes, we're in trouble, but a strong leader would simply refuse a deal that's not right for the UK, and if the EU say no deal, the whole EU will collapse. Obviously the EU don't want that, and they'd do a deal.
So you didn't get your way
It's still politics! That's how politics work, did you really think they'd all stop and say 'oh, wait a minute, this time we'll tell the truth and lose on purpose'?
We chose a government that gambled that the British people wouldn't be hateful and dumb enough to vote for exit, in an effort to stave off UKIP from eating into it's support. But as you can see from the idiots who consider job losses merely collateral damage, never underestimate the spite of the average simpleton. I'm not going to deny that plenty of people (including your good self) have voted pragmatically and sensibly but differing from my own view, but there is a rump of people who voted for all the wrong reasons. I think my analogy with a referendum on capital punishment is a fair one. Loads of people who read the paper about various cases where justice isn't served severely enough will conclude that that the only way to sort this out is to vote yes to capital punishment. Then their son gets sent to the gallows for something they didn't do and brings that decision sharply back into focus.That's what comes across from your posts.
Most of us (Mustafa aside) don't want to have to micro-manage our country. We like to choose a government that will make the majority of the decisions. On this occasion we chose a government that would let us make this decision.
The decision isn't what you want, so suddenly it's democracy to blame
The only nonsense being spouted here is yours. "if the EU say no deal, the whole EU will collapse". That right there is the stupidest thing you've ever said. I'm not going to even begin to explain why that is a crock of sh*t.
where does that put you then ?or go and join them in the queue if there's that many
