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re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051149)
How's this for a deal: you accept the democratic decision to leave with good grace & I promise you'll never hear me complain about the UK leaving the EU?;)
But this thread is still completely pointless because brexit, whatever the hell it is, hasn't happened yet. When it does, maybe in six months, maybe in five years, then the thread will be relevant. Until then, we might as well shitpost to pass the time. |
re: Post EU Referendum
I think TGA and Wol did a pretty good job of using that as an answer for everything. I think mfe did at times, but I can't be arsed to search his posts.
And true... It's fun just watching the bullshit and head banging. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051149)
How's this for a deal: you accept the democratic decision to leave with good grace & I promise you'll never hear me complain about the UK leaving the EU?;)
I suppose they could always spend their miserable days zapping Pokemen, pretending each and every one voted leave. :cool: |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12050961)
Here we have a bunch of hysterical nutters bellyaching about a decision arrived at by Democratic means in a system whereby they were all free to participate,
.....because they'd much rather live under a corrupt, rotten to the core, dictatorial system where they'd have about as much say as the office cat. YOU JUST COULDN'T MAKE IT UP . :cool: Utter BS I know this is going back over well trodden ground , but when -rats like you & "loved ones" come out with it , well FO |
re: Post EU Referendum
Well, the whole thing has been based on false premises from the start. Look at our favourite cartoon character. Still living in some alternate reality... And there's millions like him. It would be funny if it weren't so scary.
I blame the tabloids. Out of all the media in the world, they're the only ones who print this stuff in the way they do. I'm surprised they don't get sued for zillions more often. But maybe there's just no journalistic integrity laws in the UK. Freedom of speech? |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Ingles
(Post 12051158)
How can you call it "Democratic" when myself & very many thousands like me where refused to the right to Vote ?
Utter BS I know this is going back over well trodden ground , but when -rats like you & "loved ones" come out with it , well FO Those rules incidentally were changed just a few years ago and every single one of us had the right to contact their respective elected representative & ask him/her not to support the proposed motion. If they failed to do so or if their elected representative voted against their wishes then that's another example of democracy in action. To the best of my knowledge no-one was illegally cheated out of their vote but if anyone was, I'd suggest they contact the Electoral Commission & report it asap. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Aside from lying...
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re: Post EU Referendum
EU bigwig warns Spain: Your next government WILL have to enforce economic cutbacks | World | News | Daily Express
Damned Spanish stepping out of line and not obeying orders at all times again. The sooner they get this Eu army formed, the sooner they'll be able to march in anywhere they like and take over full control from such inept govts. :cool: |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by amideislas
(Post 12051162)
Well, the whole thing has been based on false premises from the start. Look at our favourite cartoon character. Still living in some alternate reality... And there's millions like him. It would be funny if it weren't so scary.
I blame the tabloids. Out of all the media in the world, they're the only ones who print this stuff in the way they do. I'm surprised they don't get sued for zillions more often. But maybe there's just no journalistic integrity laws in the UK. Freedom of speech? As I see it, neither side told the electorate the truth but admittedly neither side had many facts to present simply because what would happen in the future was entirely a case of speculation........ However, the remain side really did overegg the pudding with their ridiculous claims of imminent WWIII & shock budgets etc etc...... & quite honestly, I think that swayed a large part of the undecided vote because they simply saw through it. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051169)
Nothing to do with both sides presenting endless BS, propaganda & lies then?
OK, there's only one thing to do - have another referendum ... :scarper: (Also, lighten up.) |
re: Post EU Referendum
Brussels will face consequences if EU tramples on result of Hungary referendum | World | News | Daily Express
There again some countries ain't going to take it lying down and the EU could face "consequences". Now where have I heard that before ? |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051169)
Nothing to do with both sides presenting endless BS, propaganda & lies then?
As I see it, neither side told the electorate the truth but admittedly neither side had many facts to present simply because what would happen in the future was entirely a case of speculation........ However, the remain side really did overegg the pudding with their ridiculous claims of imminent WWIII & shock budgets etc etc...... & quite honestly, I think that swayed a large part of the undecided vote because they simply saw through it. Besides, the predictions of the remain camp have yet to be realised (or proven wrong). The lies of the leave camp have been proven. And frankly, you know it's true. That's why barristers are preparing lawsuits and so on.. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 12051171)
Ah, so neither side came out of this with their hands clean, then?
OK, there's only one thing to do - have another referendum ... :scarper: (Also, lighten up.) |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051178)
Or how about a referendum on whether we should have another referendum on whether we should have a Brexit referendum? :rofl:
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re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 12051171)
Ah, so neither side came out of this with their hands clean, then?
OK, there's only one thing to do - have another referendum ... :scarper: (Also, lighten up.) Of course, follow standard EU procedure, until they eventually get the result they want. |
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