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[Politics] Brexit
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larus
Well-known member
You wonder why people think you’re a complete c*nt and threaten you.
I’ve tried to be civil and make sensible points, but you really are a prize pr1ck nibble. And a complete liar who’s been found out.
Garry Nelson's teacher
Well-known member
Maybe. But what, in practical terms, would 'being tough with them' actually mean? Negotiations would probably break down and we'd be faced with no deal. Almost everyone accepts that this scenario would be terrible. My take is that May, running scared of the ERG, painted herself into a corner with the red lines which she should have known from day one would be unacceptable to the EU. Too much sabre-rattling, not too little.
And there she blows.... I knew you'd reveal your true colours instead of all this "I can't deal with the arguments and sniping" bullshit. With the absolute minimum of provocation too. Far less than you dish out when you're on one. Off you pop now .Fukkety-bye!
P.S Point of fact, I am in no wonder whatsoever why people like you think I'm a ****.
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- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,791
Am I starting to see a pattern developing here
He's predictable. If some more of his chums had been on here to back him up he'd have stuck around and called me Nibble for another hour or so but he can't handle being outnumbered so off he flounces. Utter tool.
I’ve not got a clue what you’re going on about here.
We are not likely to demand that we get the same benefits and pay less money IMO.
The EU exports far more to the UK than it does to Japan, so Japan's GDP isn't really relevant.
The deal didn't happen, and we don't know the detail of the deal anyway. At least EU trade with the US is more comparable with the UK that Japan's trade, I'll give you that.
You're not even on the UK's side.
daveinprague
New member
Everybody is on UK's side. Some just want to throw future generations lives into the bin for some strange nationalistic bullshit.
Interesting to read a report in the FT that the government is beginning to float the idea that the UK stays in the EEA to solve the logjam. What's particularly interesting is that it's a suggestion, not from a Remainer, but from arch-Brexiteer Michael Gove.
"At a recent dinner, Mr Gove talked with moderate Conservative MPs and peers about a scenario in which the UK would remain “parked” in the European Economic Area, like Norway, to avoid the chaos of a disorderly “no deal” exit.
The idea of the UK’s staying in the EEA in the event of Brexit talks collapsing has been gaining ground among some Conservatives.
It would be a sensible solution and proof perhaps that not everyone in the Tory party is totally barmy - although many do give that impression. It would be interesting to see if this has legs
"At a recent dinner, Mr Gove talked with moderate Conservative MPs and peers about a scenario in which the UK would remain “parked” in the European Economic Area, like Norway, to avoid the chaos of a disorderly “no deal” exit.
The idea of the UK’s staying in the EEA in the event of Brexit talks collapsing has been gaining ground among some Conservatives.
It would be a sensible solution and proof perhaps that not everyone in the Tory party is totally barmy - although many do give that impression. It would be interesting to see if this has legs
Good grief .... links are a risk to click not post !!!!!
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Don't think you have quite got the hang of this.Opening a link to NSC can be hazardous to a non-secure site,ie HTTP as opposed to HTTPS.Probably due to people posting with links to dodgy East European sites.I could be a **** and post the links,but unlike some,I have respect for other people.
Trufflehound
Re-enfranchised
So much for your theory an hour or two back about it only being other people who are unnecessarily rude on this thread...
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Have you thought of stand-up comedy.Most on here support the EU over Great Britain.As for the future generations thing,most of our generation have improved themselves so that they can pass it on to their kids and grandkids.As opposed to the wah-wah-wah,spoilt-*******,hurry-up-and die,want-my-nanny,self-entitled remainers on here.
daveinprague
New member
Have you thought of stand-up comedy.Most on here support the EU over Great Britain.As for the future generations thing,most of our generation have improved themselves so that they can pass it on to their kids and grandkids.As opposed to the wah-wah-wah,spoilt-*******,hurry-up-and die,want-my-nanny,self-entitled remainers on here.
....and in English?
What I think you are saying is that you have prepared your children etc etc. My daughter has worked since leaving school for a government department. However, im not a selfish **** regarding the rest of the young people in the country. You CLEARLY are.
Youre backing Grreat Britain... no. You really are not.
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Have you thought of stand-up comedy.Most on here support the EU over Great Britain.As for the future generations thing,most of our generation have improved themselves so that they can pass it on to their kids and grandkids.As opposed to the wah-wah-wah,spoilt-*******,hurry-up-and die,want-my-nanny,self-entitled remainers on here.
This is utterly wrong. Seriously, it is a ridiculous proposition.
People who feel that the UK's best interests are served working within the EU, are still acting in (what they feel are) the UK's best interests. This isn't a football match. Such stupid claims just make you look thick.
melias shoes
Well-known member
- Oct 14, 2010
- 4,830
You can't tell them that trigger. You can't tell them that us leaving is going to the hurt the EU as much as us. It's all one way.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
I want the best outcome for the UK, for me that is staying in the EU. I don't have a side as I feel both the UK and the EU represent us, and I would like to keep it that way.
larus
Well-known member
I tried to engage with sensible debate (which started with post to [MENTION=12101]Mellotron[/MENTION]). Then nibble/the clamp joined in and, as per usual, starts his modus operandi of trying to rile people by insulting, so yeah, I called him a c*nt. I admit it was done in frustration and irritation. I won't put him on ignore as I think that's pointless. (Only 1 on ignore- HW Tackle)
Fact is he's a proven liar (he denied having a previous account nibble, threatened people with 'legal action/consequences' and then admitted he had had the account, but had changed to the Clamp because he'd been threatened by another poster in the past). He has a history of irritating people, yet he's too thick to see it. He thinks as he falls out with so many people, it's all their fault rather than his.
I'd happily engage in sensible debate, but it comes down to a constant stream (from certain posters) about leavers are thick, racist, xenophobes etc, it becomes pointless. And, the remain voters seem to refuse to accept that it is remainers who are running the negotiations and our preparations. Namely, May, Hammond and Robbins.
I also will ignore Herr T most of the time (as he comes across as a patronising, self-righteous person who can't even admit when he makes a mistake as he did regarding a chart a few months ago). But the Clamp I find to be a nasty person, probably due, in my opinion, to his own failings in life.
Garry Nelson's teacher
Well-known member
There's no winner in Brexit: just damage limitation on both sides with each of them forced into this position by the process itself.