[Politics] Brexit

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

This thread is very Lord of the Flies, no one seems interested in debates like the Argus one tonight, but most seem to want to call people names, do you attract many on here.

 

[Soulman]

Me thinks he is more troll than anything else. Even a fellow remainer thinks he is a liability to the cause.

Probably does not bother him, he does not live here, although have to put up with his input, no need for his "comments" when everybody is not in agreement with his superior knowledge.

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Nope, can't see it. Must be small. I can see a hige amount for debt interest to pay off years of Labour abuse. Perhaps,we just beed better governments as well as working in partnersgip with oir EU peers

LOL so all government debts are just Labour government debts, check out our last two governments borrowing amounts, I believe they may be even more, Austerity?

All Governments need to borrow not many are self sufficient,

 

[Bladders]

This thread is very Lord of the Flies, no one seems interested in debates like the Argus one tonight, but most seem to want to call people names, do you attract many on here.

You've got over 11000 posts, you know how things work on here.

OP,
followed by a bit of debate,
name calling,
debate,
name calling,
wiki cut and paste,
name calling ,
debate,
daily mail link,
daily mail link derided as being fiction,
name calling,
guardian link,
guardian link derided as being lefty propaganda,
debate,
name calling
name calling
name calling
bed time

repeat the following day.

 

[yxee]

LOL so all government debts are just Labour government debts, check out our last two governments borrowing amounts, I believe they may be even more, Austerity?

All Governments need to borrow not many are self sufficient,

Not all governments need to borrow £1 billion every 3 days.

 

[melias shoes]

But they didn't.....this is the whole point. They logged on in time and the computer system failed them.

That's why the system failed too many left it late and it crashed.

 

[Soulman]

That's why the system failed too many left it late and it crashed.

Yep.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

This thread is very Lord of the Flies, no one seems interested in debates like the Argus one tonight, but most seem to want to call people names, do you attract many on here.

We did civilised months ago. Now we're in the trenches slinging insults and scoring points.

Expect most referendum threads will be in the other stuff come the final week of the campaign ... open warfare, democratic debate at it's finest.

 

[pastafarian]

We did civilised months ago. Now we're in the trenches slinging insults and scoring points.

Expect most referendum threads will be in the other stuff come the final week of the campaign ... open warfare, democratic debate at it's finest.

it was going swimmingly until the remain lunatic fringe turned up

 

[Bladders]

We did civilised months ago. Now we're in the trenches slinging insults and scoring points.

Expect most referendum threads will be in the other stuff come the final week of the campaign ... open warfare, democratic debate at it's finest.

The next Tory/Labour thread will be carnage, particularly as alliances forged in this debate will be blown apart.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

The next Tory/Labour thread will be carnage, particularly as alliances forged in this debate will be blown apart.

Great isn't it! Who said politics is boring?

 

[pastafarian]

If by Junker you mean the EU, its about 0.37 of government yearly spend, you can see it if you have good eyesight

No i didnt mean the EU at all.
I meant the "Junker plan" as in the European Investment Plan.....or Junker Plan to his mates.......different ball game

want to borrow my glasses?

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Not all governments need to borrow £1 billion every 3 days.

I didn't say they do, but this government is borrowing a lot while arguing its trying to reduce the public debt. All governments need to borrow and repay and decide what they spend on and cut in the process.

We spend three times as much on culture and sport and twice as much on foreign aid than Europe, I think these things that are fractions compared to the biggies, Military, Health, Education, Welfare and Pensions. And I am glad we spend on these things, I like helping and developing others and reaping the rewards.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I didn't say they do, but this government is borrowing a lot while arguing its trying to reduce the public debt. All governments need to borrow and repay and decide what they spend on and cut in the process.

We spend three times as much on culture and sport and twice as much on foreign aid than Europe, I think these things that are fractions compared to the biggies, Military, Health, Education, Welfare and Pensions. And I am glad we spend on these things, I like helping and developing others and reaping the rewards.

Our EU membership fee in the last parliament would have payed for all the supposed saving's from austerity cuts ... just a thought.

 

[cjd]

Jesus. Correctly predicted. I even pointed the trap out to you. FFS you're thick.

You really are becoming very tiresome.

May I point out to you, that the people who will be the deciding voters on 'Remain' or 'Leave' are the significant number who at present still 'don't know'. Do you really think your continual insults to posters with opposing views are swinging the 'don't knows' in your favour...?

Once again I will remind you that I am voting to 'Remain'. For my sake and many others in the 'Remain' camp, if you can't stay away from your computer, then at least refrain from insults. If you must post...then post straightforward facts that can be backed up. It isn't difficult. The 'Remain' group should have a huge advantage over the 'Leave' group who can only post what they 'THINK' will happen in the near future.

Uncertainty alone should give the 'Remain' group the edge. People like you erode that advantage with the very people who can sway the final vote one way or another.

Please...either shut up, or to put it bluntly...just **** off.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

I think the thread title should now be given 'contains binfestery' status.

 

[5ways]

Our EU membership fee in the last parliament would have payed for all the supposed saving's from austerity cuts ... just a thought.

You know the value of trade with Europe ellipses that membership fee by many billions.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

 

[surrey jim]

If any one is interested some other polls from online forums

Waccoe ~1200 responses 52% leave
http://www.waccoe.com/topic/285592-brexit-what-will-you-choose/

Prison heads 1300 responses, 49% leave
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=205&t=1571010&i=460

Red cafe (man united) 450 responses, 70% remain
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/eu-referendum.404633/

Aston villa forum 50/50 split however only 75 responses
http://www.astonvilla.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=61559&posts=227

 

[JC Footy Genius]

You know the value of trade with Europe ellipses that membership fee by many billions.

As does our trade with the rest of the world. What specific factual figure is reliant on EU membership?