[Politics] Brexit

knocky1 · Jan 7, 2019

portslade seagull said:
Both try to incite trouble. When else would he walk thru them

Thunder Bolt · Jan 7, 2019

melias shoes said:
No she's not. They voted to leave in her constituency. She should stand by that result.

I noticed you ignored my post about Maria Caulfield and the Lewes constituentcy voting 52% Remain. She should represent us instead of costing up to Rees-Mogg.

melias shoes · Jan 7, 2019

fanseagull said:
I see you give this behaviour your endorsement then.... 'nuff said.

think what you like. You lot generally do.

melias shoes · Jan 7, 2019

portslade seagull said:
Both try to incite trouble. When else would he walk thru them

Exactly. He's done it for reaction. Exactly what he was looking for.

knocky1 · Jan 7, 2019

cunning fergus said:
A very unfortunate and regrettable event, and yet her Kirklees constituency voted leave by 55% to 45%.

It’s a shame that following her needless murder, she never had the chance to represent her constituents interests after the referendum.

cunning fergus said:
How so.........this is the Brexit thread is it not?

Unpleasant. Hopefully not how the future will become.

knocky1 · Jan 7, 2019

melias shoes said:
Exactly. He's done it for reaction. Exactly what he was looking for.

Exactly. Welsh **** trying to walk along a road. Scum.

fanseagull · Jan 7, 2019

melias shoes said:
think what you like. You lot generally do.

Oh dear melia's shoes - have you taken it funny? What happened to the controlled, robust, persuasive perspective in defence of Brexit thuggery?

portslade seagull · Jan 7, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
I noticed you ignored my post about Maria Caulfield and the Lewes constituentcy voting 52% Remain. She should represent us instead of costing up to Rees-Mogg.

Costing up ?

Thunder Bolt · Jan 7, 2019

portslade seagull said:
Costing up ?

Auto correct. Cosying up to Rees-Mogg.

portslade seagull · Jan 7, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
Auto correct. Cosying up to Rees-Mogg.

I'm sure you'll pick me up on much more

drew · Jan 7, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
He's unemployed but being funded in the same way as Robinson. It's organised.

Just for clarity, I assume you are referring to the dick that was trying to bait Jones?

Thunder Bolt · Jan 7, 2019

portslade seagull said:
Both try to incite trouble. When else would he walk thru them

How do journalists get into Westminster without walking down the road?

Thunder Bolt · Jan 7, 2019

drew said:
Just for clarity, I assume you are referring to the dick that was trying to bait Jones?

James Goddard, yes.

melias shoes · Jan 7, 2019

fanseagull said:
Oh dear melia's shoes - have you taken it funny? What happened to the controlled, robust, persuasive perspective in defence of Brexit thuggery?

Oh dear.

portslade seagull · Jan 7, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
How do journalists get into Westminster without walking down the road?

Maybe cross the road to avoid situations like this. He was loving it

cunning fergus · Jan 7, 2019

knocky1 said:
Unpleasant. Hopefully not how the future will become.

First it was a strange comment, now it’s unpleasant?

I stated that the murder was needless, however it is fact that her constituency voted leave.

Is that not a relevant point on this thread about Brexit?

melias shoes · Jan 7, 2019

knocky1 said:
Exactly. Welsh **** trying to walk along a road. Scum.

Nice try.

Thunder Bolt · Jan 7, 2019

cunning fergus said:
First it was a strange comment, now it’s unpleasant?

I stated that the murder was needless, however it is fact that her constituency voted leave.

Is that not a relevant point on this thread about Brexit?

Every murder is needless. Your posts seem to imply it was a minor inconvenience.

cunning fergus · Jan 7, 2019

fanseagull said:
...or live to a good old age, or see her young children grow to adulthood....... Yet I do seem to remember that Farrage's instant response was that it would adversely affect the Brexit push.

Sure, a needless murder is a needless murder, and there is sadly a lot of it about these days.

Farage was wrong and not for the first time.

Thunder Bolt · Jan 7, 2019

portslade seagull said:
Maybe cross the road to avoid situations like this. He was loving it

Victim blaming, eh? He was asking for it?
It's his job as a journalist to show what is going on.

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