[Politics] Brexit

beorhthelm · Jun 26, 2016

Tom Hark said:
Wow! Where did this complete and utter lack of confidence in the UK to function as a modern independent state come from? Panic in the streets of Cowfold! How about growing a pair?

this in spades. stop being so bloody melodramatic.

nothing has happened yet and we are major world power with th 5th largest economy, 2nd in Europe. that isnt going to change for years, decades, unless people just wave a white flag and stop functioning. carry on as normal and in 5 years time your'll wonder what all the fuss was about.

Deleted member 22389 · Jun 26, 2016

Tom Hark said:
Wow! Where did this complete and utter lack of confidence in the UK to function as a modern independent state come from? Panic in the streets of Cowfold! How about growing a pair?

Are you allowed to say grow a pair anymore, or will this soon be banned by the word police. I agree with everything you say by the way.

Green Cross Code Man · Jun 26, 2016

beardy gull said:
Not yet we haven't. The referendum is not legally binding. Cameron certainly won't invoke Article 50 himself. Nobody on the leave side seems that keen to be the one that does.

It's going to happen. Get used to it.

pb21 · Jun 26, 2016

BigGully said:
So our elected politicians shouldn't set out a timeline that is in the very best interests of the UK and our democratically supported Brexit politicians should somehow dance to the tune of a few un-elected EU bureaucrats .........

You are struggling with this aren't you

I'm not saying that they should or shouldn't.

Just pointing out that the EU want us to not stall, and are not trying to keep us in, by hook or by crook, as [MENTION=23440]Seagull58[/MENTION] seems to think.

Stat Brother · Jun 26, 2016

Fork me, this is pathetic.

Just when I think NSC can't get any more ridiculous we get this bilge.

Mo Gosfield · Jun 26, 2016

Colossal Squid said:
The decision that's been made is nothing short of catastrophic so it's not just shame I'm feeling, but fear.

This nation is finished and we've nobody to blame but ourselves

Thank God you weren't around in 1939.
There is a good offer on suitcases in Argos. Suggest you start packing now before the apocalypse.

BigGully · Jun 26, 2016

ManOfSussex said:
I agree entirely.

How do you function each day, you utterly depress me ..........

Seagull58 · Jun 26, 2016

Triggaaar said:
On it's own, no, but with free trade, yes. You don't get the free trade without the free movement of labour.

Well, they already agreed to a deal whereby new immigrants can't claim benefits for 4 years, and that was before the referendum.

PILTDOWN MAN · Jun 26, 2016

beardy gull said:
Not yet we haven't. The referendum is not legally binding. Cameron certainly won't invoke Article 50 himself. Nobody on the leave side seems that keen to be the one that does.

And the earth is flat.

ffs grow up

Mo Gosfield · Jun 26, 2016

ManOfSussex said:
I agree entirely.

Get those suitcases down off the wardrobe and book yourself a one way ticket away from the abyss.

Bladders · Jun 26, 2016

Tom Hark said:
Wow! Where did this complete and utter lack of confidence in the UK to function as a modern independent state come from? Panic in the streets of Cowfold! How about growing a pair?

Devastating to leave a trade bloc where the only other continent with lower growth is Antarctica .

Amazed at how many think the United Kingdom is some tinpot backwater country.

Can only presume it's the younger generations who have been brainwashed into thinking they're worthless without the EU, or somehow racist if they even contemplate thinking anything negative about the EU.

ManOfSussex · Jun 26, 2016

Mo Gosfield said:
Get those suitcases down off the wardrobe and book yourself a one way ticket away from the abyss.

You're quite right. I'll go and live in Scotland. I hear Faslane will have some nice houses with sea views built soon.

Seagull58 · Jun 26, 2016

pb21 said:
They are trying to force Brexit along, it's Johnson, Gove and the rest of the Brexit clowns who are stalling!

The unelected clowns Juncker and Schmidt are trying to push the exit along. If Merkel hasn't already had words with them (and I think she already has with Juncker because he has changed his tune today) then she soon will.

beardy gull · Jun 26, 2016

PILTDOWN MAN said:
And the earth is flat.

ffs grow up

Sorry, what? grow up? What did I say that makes me a flat earther?

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/26/who-will-dare-pull-trigger-article-50-eu

ThePompousPaladin · Jun 26, 2016

Triggaaar said:
And so does Brighton and London - so we should be independent too? All the countries in Europe differ culturally, so they should also be independent - no wait, that's not what the SNP want

Brighton and London aren't separate countries, Scotland however is.
Not saying this is your position, but do you see the hypocrisy of someone voting to leave, so they have 'independance' but criticising Scotland for wanting their's too.

Cadiz Seagull · Jun 26, 2016

Could this see the return of the LibDems? They say they will campaign in the next general Election to remain in UK. On their own they won't win but they might just get enough seats for another coalition. Not with a Boris led Brexit Tory party but maybe with Labour, especially if they have a new leader.

We could have a a new Lib Lab pact by Christmas!

Soulman · Jun 26, 2016

Cowfold Seagull said:
After the debacle of Brexit, you will forgive me for saying, that l am currently feeling very ashamed for my fellow countrymen, for we know not the enormity of what we have just done, and seemingly, with so many threads on here having more and more of a right wing bias, I have decided to restrict my posts, to just football related threads.

Will the last one out please switch off the lights.

Thank you.

You should be "very ashamed" of this post. Sad really.

Prince Monolulu · Jun 26, 2016

beardy gull said:
Sorry, what? grow up? What did I say that makes me a flat earther?

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/26/who-will-dare-pull-trigger-article-50-eu

Do you HONESTLY believe that if they change leaders, talk about the cricket for a year or so then the 52% will forget all about it and go away? :moo:

Deleted member 2719 · Jun 26, 2016

Cowfold Seagull said:
After the debacle of Brexit, you will forgive me for saying, that l am currently feeling very ashamed for my fellow countrymen, for we know not the enormity of what we have just done, and seemingly, with so many threads on here having more and more of a right wing bias, I have decided to restrict my posts, to just football related threads.

Will the last one out please switch off the lights.

Thank you.

Colossal Squid said:
The decision that's been made is nothing short of catastrophic so it's not just shame I'm feeling, but fear.

This nation is finished and we've nobody to blame but ourselves

Get a grip of yourselves..................and breath or leave.

Take your pick.

Seagull58 · Jun 26, 2016

pb21 said:
I'm not saying that they should or shouldn't.

Just pointing out that the EU want us to not stall, and are not trying to keep us in, by hook or by crook, as [MENTION=23440]Seagull58[/MENTION] seems to think.

I never said anything of the sort. In any case, what Juncker and Schmidt want and what Merkel and Hollarde want are clearly very different.

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