Good quality trolling needs a degree of subtlety or it just becomes unfunny and tedious .. hope this helps.
No trolling mate, I leave that to you right wing mob. Nice try though. Keep burying that head!
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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No trolling mate, I leave that to you right wing mob. Nice try though. Keep burying that head!
cunning fergus
Well-known member
- Jan 18, 2009
- 4,747
There are different points here, and not all relating to Brexit. Taking a couple.
The direction of the EU in recent years, and particularly since the Lisbon Treaty has been entirely without consent of the EU doctorate at large, when referendums were held on the constitution they were rejected in France and Holland. Had there been more consent from the EU and leaders of national governments on the EU and it's direction of travel I doubt it would have eve have come to this. It has though and it's not the fault of the electorate. It was the older cohorts that rejected the EU in the Brexit vote, most of who would have voted to join in 1975..........the EU in 2016 was not what they voted for.
In the last 4 weeks I have been to Germany, Spain and France. My anecdotal experience from those that asked me how I voted was bar one young frenchie in Paris was they supported Brexit. In Germany I was shaken by the hand twice by strangers on Brexit and they never asked how voted. Not very scientific I know but there was no malice as it should be.
The rise in extremism in my view is overblown, the Polish ambassador was in Harlow for a murder which has not yet had a motive established, it may be hate crime it may be like Gary Newlove, I think the media are feeding a narrative which is not accurate.
That is not to ignore the fact that there are more Polish nationals in UK prisons than any other nation, including murderers and rapists so let's not assume that British people are unaffected by hate crime or just good old fashioned violence.
The British victims of polish and the thousands of other foreign prisoners in UK jails will just as equally say that this is not the England that I love..........
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,894
I'm not patronising their vote at all, they voted for a change in the hope that it might affect them positively. What then happens when they find that nothing has changed for them. It was said they voted out as a way of protesting that they felt left behind and abandoned with no voice and no hope, what happens when Brexit delivers little or no change ?
pb21
Well-known member
- Apr 23, 2010
- 6,313
Including British nationals?!
Pot, kettle and black Nibble.
pb21
Well-known member
- Apr 23, 2010
- 6,313
They might start to hope for the good old days when EU funding helped improve the places where they live.
I would class calling someone by the wrong user name continuously counts as snidey. Anyhow, you are categorically known as an unpleasant troll on here, in fact I saw someone calling you out on it yesterday or today on one of Mizen's politically retarded threads. So, shhhhhh.
A true capitalist speaking. How do YOU know they voting around their own economic prosperity ? Maybe like me they thought the hit was worth taking ?
I suspect the people of Greece, Italy, Spain and Ireland might somewhat disagree with you.
You're not a third as clever as you reckon yourself. Economic prosperity? well that's one reason to vote from a financial perspective. Another financial perspective that is born from trying to benefit everyone is the concept of trying to stem WEALTH DISPARITY. Something the EU is committed to.
It's not like the EU are travelling to poorer areas and handing out cash and sweets. They invest in Job creation. 70'000 jobs created by the EU in the North East between 2009 and 2014 alone. No. I'm not suggesting they vote for personal economic benefit but for job creation and to close the gap between rich and poor.
See, you're really not very smart are you?
You post in the same style as Nibble, you hold the same views as Nibble, you started posting when Nibble disappeared, and you appear as retarded as Nibble. Shall we ask @Bozza to check if you both use the same IP range ? I'm not the only one that believes you are Nibble.
Cheers JC. Saves me posting similar
You can do and believe what you wish. I won't be engaging with you if you do not have the decency to address me by my correct user name.
Surely a tongue in cheek smiley or a pot kettle is needed in this post.
We hardly need it what with you and the other FAIRY GODFATHERS personally policing EVERY post on these threads.
At least I post under one username. Try it.
You really are barking up the wrong tree. Anyway, I didn't come here to discuss Nibble or any other user. I came hereto discuss the EU and matters relating. It's a shame you cannot handle anyone holding an opposing view and a further shame that you get so angry, personal and off topic. With all that in mind and seeing as you don't seem to be able to drop the subject I shall respectfully bow out of this strand of discussion as it has nothing to do with the EU and everything to do with your personal agendas and I find it rather unpleasant.
Little bit like wishing another country ruled over you if the will of the British people doesn't correlate to your own view.
I take it you are incandescent with rage over poor old Greece and the unemployment rates throughout the EU region you must be frothing at the mouth ........
It just seems strange that you identify Sunderland and Newcastle in your example rather say our on local regions that voted similarly, what are Sunderland and Newcastle going to miss out on that all the other areas assume they might benefit from leaving.
Its a bit like saying, 'it will just be rubbish', without much thought.
Honestly, the lack of research the leave voters display on this subject is truly, truly depressing. This is from one google search. It ain't that hard!
http://www.sunderland.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=2832