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If there was a second Brexit referendum how would you vote?


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The Clamp

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Jan 11, 2016
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West is BEST
It's nothing to do with being a snowflake, it's more to do with you being a pompous idiot. I can see why people don't want to read the pontificated, trolling nonsense you post - you've replied to virtually every post on this thread this morning for example. You really are an arrogant buffoon.

He really is better off on ignore. He is a very strange person.
 


The Clamp

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Jan 11, 2016
24,286
West is BEST
I do think that by having pastawhatsisface on ignore you are missing out on some of the funniest things on NSC. Admittedly, there is an awful lot of crap to sift through to unearth the Gems, but such is life :thumbsup:

(Please don't tell me you had him on ignore for the screenshot :lolol:)

You can always do what I do. Slap him on ignore so you don't have to automatically read his crap but still get to have a peek when you can see he has been posting furiously becasue it will always make you laugh.
I personally have him on ignore because he kept "mentioning" me in posts or quoting stuff I wrote 2 years ago. After one of his meltdowns I would see I had 15 notifications but upon opening them it would be a slew of Pasta's ignorant and abusive rants aimed at me. Got sick of it and the weirdness. Having him on ignore means you don't get all the notifications but you can have a laugh at his bizarre posts as you choose. He's an odd man, best ignored.
 
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WATFORD zero

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Jul 10, 2003
25,673
When will the leavers realise what is happening and what a mess this whole process has become

time to admit that the nation made a mistake the question was to simplistic in or out

Unfortunately, I think there's a few more tens of billions to be wasted on this yet. Hopefully, something will happen before it gets to the hundreds of billions (take a calculator, our import and export figures, and the WTO tariffs and it is truly eye-watering but, thank God, the lunatics haven't taken over the asylum yet !).

Besides, it's probably all only 'project fear' and it's just lucky that we are in a period where we have plenty of surplus and are not in a period of austerity :angel:
 


Hampster Gull

New member
Dec 22, 2010
13,462
I believe the phrase is 'They need us more than we need them'
Yes. Perhaps the brexiteers were right in the first place
They need us more than them - yes, they keep offering us one of their off the shelf solutions
The Irish border solution will be easy - they are bluffing, computers can sort all this out
We need less foreigners - 3.8m plus families is nothing, it’s about the 6bn who could come even if they didn’t
We want our £350m / week back - NHS getting funded by May, funded by tax increases (perhaps only possible with Brexit?)
Blah blah blah
 




JC Footy Genius

Bringer of TRUTH
Jun 9, 2015
10,568
You keep repeating that we have the legislation available to stop people crossing the border year after year and are quite capable of using said legislation to control our borders, but don’t bother, you know, the same controls we have have with non EU citizens of quotas and visa permits for entry, and yet you still wont let anyone know what this legislation is……..why are you insisting on keeping it a secret just to yourself?
If you continue to decide not showing what it is we can use to control entrance into the country before entry is gained and by what number im going to have to believe you are still lying.


Posters of migrants flooding Europe should be recognised for exactly their intention, that nations without borders is fracking daft and cant protect its own citizens and that The EU presented with a crisis on its doorstep found itself to be utterly void of direction and policy because so many cooks spoiling the broth could not agree to have one.
Shit club shit fans

'Shit club shit fans' quote of the year .. settled in June :bowdown:

I see todays posts include Remainers bigging up supposed negative Airbus news predicated on a no deal scenario while other remainers say no deal will not take place and was never going to happen. The usual painfuly misinformed comments about controlling EU migration and it's effects (while living in sussex) :facepalm::lolol: One emphasises a single poll re a second referendum as significant after previously proiritising opinions of a friend over dozens of polls. Another one posts referendums aren't suitable for settling complicated matters while many of them want a second referendum.

If peeps want to continue trolling/bedwetting at least come up with a credible consistant line :dunce:
 


pastafarian

Well-known member
Sep 4, 2011
11,902
Sussex
Mildly Interesting that you still haven't been able to give me the number of the post where I said it wouldn't happen.
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I had taken it as read that you were aware you had a recent Brexit wont happen stance. Was more interested if you still held that viewpoint or you had now changed your mind due to circumstances i.e. that we are leaving..
I wasn’t aware you had actually asked for proof of you having a Brexit wont happen stance. Its a bit worrying you have forgotten you had this position in the first place, but I guess you can be excused considering how many shifts of position and goalpost moving remainers undertake. It cant be easy keeping up at your age.

I would have pointed you in the right direction if I had seen you ask……are you sure you did?
 


pastafarian

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Sep 4, 2011
11,902
Sussex
Employment is at a record high, albeit including zero hours contracts. I see many a shop & cafe in Brighton & Eastbourne, with notices advertising job vacancies.
In the meantime, fruit is rotting in our farms, at the moment, because the Europeans aren't coming here to pick it.

How many unemployed EU nationals are here, at present?

I reckon the specific type we are talking about, ie first-time job seekers who have been seeking employment for 6 months and who can be shown to not have sufficient funds, can be proven that they are a burden on our social assistance system, who it can also be proven not only are they not really looking for work anyway but also can be proven that they have no prospects of ever finding employment, is, and always has been so minimal numbers wise that it doesn’t even warrant posing the question let alone going through the expense of chasing them up.

The theory is however, put forward by remainers, that the numbers of these people is so substantial, that if only we had cracked down on them and deported them, then the whole immigration debate would have been different and people would have embraced EU free movement and Brexit would never have happened.(clutching at straws snigger) Bizarrely they also like to claim that these rules, against a group whose number is so insignificant it doesn’t warrant thinking about, and a group who have already entered the country anyway prove beyond doubt that we always had control , at the point of entry, of our borders……I know right, how laughable is that. Imagine if every country based their permission to enter the country policy on “ enter first, questions and permission slips later….much much later”

But anyway, you digress. Are you still having trouble locating that EU mechanism that would permit us to implement visa entry permits tomorrow, coupled with quotas, should we choose, in the same way we can against non EU citizens. You know, real actual border controls that you say we have always had, but don’t bother using?
 












Da Man Clay

T'Blades
Dec 16, 2004
16,254
Can't find the original (and can't be arsed to page through his posts !). In his frenzied attempts to prove Brexit was working he took a screen shot of the positive results to his Google Brexit search. However the rest of the screenshot proved more enlightening. This later copy willl give you the jist

http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?343854-BrExit-the-countdown-to-11PM-GMT-on-Friday-29th-of-March-2019&p=8281025&highlight=bookmarks#post8281025

And, on the positive side, he did disappear for a few weeks following this, before he came back and told us he'd mocked up that screen

(Mucked up more like) :lolol:

That is excellent. I dread to think what lives in ‘really nasty porn’
 


GT49er

Well-known member
Feb 1, 2009
46,473
Gloucester
When will the leavers realise what is happening and what a mess this whole process has become

time to admit that the nation made a mistake the question was to simplistic in or out

Too simplistic :facepalm: ...................................and no, it wasn't. It just wasn't what you wanted.
 


Baldseagull

Well-known member
Jan 26, 2012
10,869
Crawley
I reckon the specific type we are talking about, ie first-time job seekers who have been seeking employment for 6 months and who can be shown to not have sufficient funds, can be proven that they are a burden on our social assistance system, who it can also be proven not only are they not really looking for work anyway but also can be proven that they have no prospects of ever finding employment, is, and always has been so minimal numbers wise that it doesn’t even warrant posing the question let alone going through the expense of chasing them up.

The theory is however, put forward by remainers, that the numbers of these people is so substantial, that if only we had cracked down on them and deported them, then the whole immigration debate would have been different and people would have embraced EU free movement and Brexit would never have happened.(clutching at straws snigger) Bizarrely they also like to claim that these rules, against a group whose number is so insignificant it doesn’t warrant thinking about, and a group who have already entered the country anyway prove beyond doubt that we always had control , at the point of entry, of our borders……I know right, how laughable is that. Imagine if every country based their permission to enter the country policy on “ enter first, questions and permission slips later….much much later”

But anyway, you digress. Are you still having trouble locating that EU mechanism that would permit us to implement visa entry permits tomorrow, coupled with quotas, should we choose, in the same way we can against non EU citizens. You know, real actual border controls that you say we have always had, but don’t bother using?

Keeping on with the same Straw Man argument I see.
Please find the post where someone has expressed the opinion you describe, I do not believe you will find it on this thread, and certainly not from one of the regular contributors.
What you will find is that the myth that these people exist in large numbers was perpetuated by some of the press on the leave side of the argument, and that it is within our power to register arrivals and then we could do something about the small number of people taking the piss. If this had been done, the myth would have died, and then the immigration debate might have been different.
The EU rules on freedom of movement only require that EU citizens do not have imposed on them something that we do not impose on other foreign arrivals, i.e. if we allow non eu citizens from any country to visit without requiring them to register until 6 months, then that would be the soonest we could ask EU citizens to register. It is 3 months in Spain, because that is the longest period they allow for anyone from anywhere. If we wanted to we could ask foreign visitors to register after 1 month, if we did it for all. If we wanted to insist all foreign visitors had health insurance, we could do that too, but we would have to do it for all.
This leaves us only with the other group that was overstated, the criminal element. We absolutely have the right to refuse entry to any EU citizen on grounds of public policy, public security or public health, we also are more able to get information on EU citizens than almost any other non British person. About one in 20,000 EU citizens arriving here is refused entry each year on one of these grounds. We do not have the right to refuse entry on economic grounds, but we can deport those who stay beyond the time we deem suitable for tourists, i.e. 6 months, if they are not able to support themselves, and this is by and large the only major difference to how we can treat any non EU visitor.

The reason the UK does not register arrivals, is that it is far more work than it is worth to stop the odd layabout or undeserving NHS user, that comes in with the thousands of people with a desire to get on.
 




Baldseagull

Well-known member
Jan 26, 2012
10,869
Crawley
I had taken it as read that you were aware you had a recent Brexit wont happen stance. Was more interested if you still held that viewpoint or you had now changed your mind due to circumstances i.e. that we are leaving..
I wasn’t aware you had actually asked for proof of you having a Brexit wont happen stance. Its a bit worrying you have forgotten you had this position in the first place, but I guess you can be excused considering how many shifts of position and goalpost moving remainers undertake. It cant be easy keeping up at your age.

I would have pointed you in the right direction if I had seen you ask……are you sure you did?

No deal Brexit won't happen is perhaps what you are thinking of, which I suppose is the only way we would get the sort of Brexit you want. I know it is confusing for a man of calibre, and I understand it is difficult for you to see the difference, or maybe your not so thick and it is just another deliberate Straw Man argument.
 






pastafarian

Well-known member
Sep 4, 2011
11,902
Sussex
Keeping on with the same Straw Man argument I see.
Please find the post where someone has expressed the opinion you describe, I do not believe you will find it on this thread, and certainly not from one of the regular contributors.
What you will find is that the myth that these people exist in large numbers was perpetuated by some of the press on the leave side of the argument, and that it is within our power to register arrivals and then we could do something about the small number of people taking the piss. If this had been done, the myth would have died, and then the immigration debate might have been different.
The EU rules on freedom of movement only require that EU citizens do not have imposed on them something that we do not impose on other foreign arrivals, i.e. if we allow non eu citizens from any country to visit without requiring them to register until 6 months, then that would be the soonest we could ask EU citizens to register. It is 3 months in Spain, because that is the longest period they allow for anyone from anywhere. If we wanted to we could ask foreign visitors to register after 1 month, if we did it for all. If we wanted to insist all foreign visitors had health insurance, we could do that too, but we would have to do it for all.
This leaves us only with the other group that was overstated, the criminal element. We absolutely have the right to refuse entry to any EU citizen on grounds of public policy, public security or public health, we also are more able to get information on EU citizens than almost any other non British person. About one in 20,000 EU citizens arriving here is refused entry each year on one of these grounds. We do not have the right to refuse entry on economic grounds, but we can deport those who stay beyond the time we deem suitable for tourists, i.e. 6 months, if they are not able to support themselves, and this is by and large the only major difference to how we can treat any non EU visitor.

The reason the UK does not register arrivals, is that it is far more work than it is worth to stop the odd layabout or undeserving NHS user, that comes in with the thousands of people with a desire to get on.

The immigration debate would not have been different as you are incapable of recognising that people who have firm views on immigration want managed migration numbers and controlled border decisions prior to entry and not a non system of uncontrolled numbers and absurd monitoring after entry has been gained.
Its why Brits overwhelmingly still support the “ hostile environment” policy on illegals despite the HO cock up. The country simply wants increased checks and balances on immigration.
Freedom of movement is ending……..good riddance.

No deal Brexit won't happen is perhaps what you are thinking of, which I suppose is the only way we would get the sort of Brexit you want. I know it is confusing for a man of calibre, and I understand it is difficult for you to see the difference, or maybe your not so thick and it is just another deliberate Straw Man argument.

Umm no, I was not thinking of a “no deal brexit wont happen” with regard to Watford zero in the slightest, you have massively understood that incorrectly,
I was referring and ridiculing his Brexit wont happen…..we will end up just staying in the EU stance.(though apparently he has now forgotten he ever held this position)
So you can put your wasted confusion, difficulty, difference, thickness and straw man conclusions back in your pocket. He knows what I was referring to even if you don’t.
 




WATFORD zero

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Jul 10, 2003
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The immigration debate would not have been different as you are incapable of recognising that people who have firm views on immigration want managed migration numbers and controlled border decisions prior to entry and not a non system of uncontrolled numbers and absurd monitoring after entry has been gained.
Its why Brits overwhelmingly still support the “ hostile environment” policy on illegals despite the HO cock up. The country simply wants increased checks and balances on immigration.
Freedom of movement is ending……..good riddance.



Umm no, I was not thinking of a “no deal brexit wont happen” with regard to Watford zero in the slightest, you have massively understood that incorrectly,
I was referring and ridiculing his Brexit wont happen…..we will end up just staying in the EU stance.(though apparently he has now forgotten he ever held this position)
So you can put your wasted confusion, difficulty, difference, thickness and straw man conclusions back in your pocket. He knows what I was referring to even if you don’t.

No I don't :shrug:

But I wouldn't bother arguing - He's just a fantasist who makes things up.

And now I've answered, more fool me :facepalm:
 
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