Angela Rayner

[gas112]

Brexers never actually agreed what they were voting for. Never did, never will. They can't because they had multiple contradictory ideas of what they wanted to happen, and what would happen. Like wanting a new house so you burn down your old one before deciding what sort of new one you want, and where, and what you can afford.

you mean in your opinion . Glad we cleared that up

 

[gant]

You don’t think outside the box

You just believe in any old conspiracy theory

Your talking ******, just projecting as per usual.

 

[gant]

you mean in your opinion . Glad we cleared that up

They like to project how you think lol

 

[JohnD]

you mean in your opinion . Glad we cleared that up

There was no "Brexit Manifesto" saying what you were voting for.

Just multiple false promises by people who had no way of delivering them.

You bought the Springfield Monorail.

 

[Mottie]

But there have to be rules around how to trade. Which we had a say in, just like everything else.

The type of rules I was against were the ones that said because we buy oranges from José in Spain, we must let Vicktor from Latvia undercut John on the building sites.

 

[denso13]

1) EU law takes precedent over domestic laws

Which we freely signed up to. Nobody "told" us to do it.

2) I don’t want any reciprocal freedom of movement.

Some do.

3) A 'self employed' EU worker in the UK could access:

And the UK worker could get the same support in the EU.

 

[denso13]

because we buy oranges from José in Spain, we must let Vicktor from Latvia undercut John on the building sites.

That would have been perfect on the side of a bus...

 

[Mottie]

That would have been perfect on the side of a bus...

I did suggest it but they said three words maximum. No way José wasn’t accepted either.

 

[denso13]

You bought the Springfield Monorail.

Lol,

 

[gant]

Which we freely signed up to. Nobody "told" us to do it.

Some do.

And the UK worker could get the same support in the EU.

Was all this explained in the original referendum. If I recall it was just passed off as better trading relationship between member states.

 

[Mottie]

Which we freely signed up to. Nobody "told" us to do it.

Some do.

And the UK worker could get the same support in the EU.

I didn’t agree or sign up to any of that. That’s why I voted leave.

 

[denso13]

I did suggest it but they said three words maximum.

You needed a bigger bus...

 

[denso13]

Was all this explained in the original referendum

Yes.

 

[gant]

Yes.

Hardly convincing given the amount of lies each successive government told to hide the fact how much power this country was giving over to the EU.
It's the way yer tell em Denso lol.

 

[Odds]

Johnny Dee watches the Simpsons?
Suddenly, the world makes no sense at all.