[Politics] EU Elections. Where is your X ?

A1X · May 17, 2019

Baker lite said:
I suppose this time next week We’ll know how the nation feels.

Our nation. Didn't you unilaterally declare independence weeks ago at 11pm on 29/03?

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

Still no remainers willing to explain how a no deal Brexit will positively affect the country? Im shocked.They seem pretty mouthy most of the time. Somebody be brave.Then I can have a good laugh when I get home later.

nicko31 · May 17, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Still no remainers willing to explain how a no deal Brexit will positively affect the country? Im shocked.They seem pretty mouthy most of the time. Somebody be brave.Then I can have a good laugh when I get home later.

Will no a no deal be better than this?

Maybe some Brexiters can assist?

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

nicko31 said:
Will no a no deal be better than this?

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Maybe some Brexiters can assist?

Yeah but you are taking blue passports out of the equation

Baker lite · May 17, 2019

A1X said:
Our nation. Didn't you unilaterally declare independence weeks ago at 11pm on 29/03?

No, what I stated was, that as of 2300hrs on the 29th March 2019 We are no longer legally citizens of the European Union.

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The Rivet · May 17, 2019

There really are some desperate remainers on here.

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

The Rivet said:
There really are some desperate remainers on here.

So give some positives regarding a potential no deal Brexit. Put our minds at rest. Talk us though it, so we don't believe leavers are a bit dim.

The Rivet · May 17, 2019

daveinplzen said:
So give some positives regarding a potential no deal Brexit. Put our minds at rest. Talk us though it.

You walk us through a remain and what that means over the next ten years.

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

The Rivet said:
You walk us through a remain and what that means over the next ten years.

As soon as you have answered my question. It's the polite thing to do, and I will answer you, don't worry.

The Rivet · May 17, 2019

daveinplzen said:
As soon as you have answered my question. It's the polite thing to do, and I will answer you, don't worry.

Politely, do bugger off with your feeble outrage. You prove why the EU is better than self control. Go on. Explain.

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

The Rivet said:
Politely, do bugger off with your feeble outrage. You prove why the EU is better than self control. Go on. Explain.

So no answer, how totally unexpected.
As for self control, yeah the politics of the UK currently does provide comfort. If you're an idiot.

The Rivet · May 17, 2019

I want you 'pissen' to explain why being a member of the EU is better than self control. I want to pick apart your argument instead of you mine. So go on. Explain.

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

The Rivet said:
I want you 'pissen' to explain why being a member of the EU is better than self control. I want to pick apart your argument instead of you mine. So go on. Explain.

We were doing well. There was no evidence of that changing. At all. Now, try and be a bit braver, and talk me through it.

Raleigh Chopper · May 17, 2019

I think we all know what's going to happen next week.
All the leave voters will go out and vote for the brexit party and they will walk it.
As directly opposed to every other EU election in the past when practically nobody bothered to vote because they just did not care and very few could name their MEP.
And so it will be hailed as a 2nd referendum, even though they said that there should never be one because it's not democracy, but they will say that this vote just confirms what democracy demanded in the first place even though democratically a 2nd vote should never take place but the EU elections democratically confirms the original democratic vote and leave voters were right all along and will crow about it for weeks.
And worse of all we are going to have that 24 carat drip Farage and his stupid face all over the TV probably in a pub drinking a pint with the people and convincing everyone that he is a man of the people, for the people and is only doing it for them and democracy.
And all the tossers will fall for it, again.

The Rivet · May 17, 2019

daveinplzen said:
We are currently doing well. There is no evidence of that changing. At all. Now, try and be a bit braver, and talk me through it.

Do one you condescending afterbirth. You are a joke troll.

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

The Rivet said:
Do one you condescending afterbirth. You are a joke troll.

Too scared to talk me through then. What a surprise.

The Rivet · May 17, 2019

Raleigh Chopper said:
I think we all know what's going to happen next week.
All the leave voters will go out and vote for the brexit party and they will walk it.
As directly opposed to every other EU election in the past when practically nobody bothered to vote because they just did not care and very few could name their MEP.
And so it will be hailed as a 2nd referendum, even though they said that there should never be one because it's not democracy, but they will say that this vote just confirms what democracy demanded in the first place even though democratically a 2nd vote should never take place but the EU elections democratically confirms the original democratic vote and leave voters were right all along and will crow about it for weeks.
And worse of all we are going to have that 24 carat drip Farage and his stupid face all over the TV probably in a pub drinking a pint with the people and convincing everyone that he is a man of the people, for the people and is only doing it for them and democracy.
And all the tossers will fall for it, again.

Suck it up baby!

The Rivet · May 17, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Too scared to talk me through then. What a surprise.

Not scared at all however, conversing with a fool doesn't appeal. Nite....x

daveinplzen · May 17, 2019

The Rivet said:
Not scared at all however, conversing with a fool doesn't appeal. Nite....x

Night!!!

Pretty pink fairy · May 18, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Maybe you can explain how a no deal works out positively for the country? If there is no positive outcome, what made you vote for the country to suffer? Was it 'emotional' or something else?

Are we going to suffer for ever, of course we're not stop being a drama queen ,so bore off Dave you dont live here
regards
DR

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