Brexit ongoing.

[transam]

Mmm, how many posts has he written about the UK?

He is a whinger (ellal) perhaps he needs to be given a job ??

 

[EFLImpudence]

When does Royalty make the rules?

They made the rules which are still in place.

I thought it was the EU that made most of the rules

Perhaps one day they will make a rule saying that such land may be confiscated.
Oh, no, Britain is leaving so no chance.

Keep paying the rent to these people for land (including the sea bed for eleven miles out) on which your power is generated.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

Fair few but I have yet to read one that is positive.

Another post attacking another poster without contributing anything else.
You are developing a pattern.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

He is a whinger (ellal) perhaps he needs to be given a job ??

A**e end resorts to his usual dopey comments because he is incapable of anything else.
Now accompanied by eeyore and his new-found friend dogging his every comment, with his claim to the moral high ground.

 

[Ian H]

Another post attacking another poster without contributing anything else.
You are developing a pattern.

You just did it twice.

And I probably just did it too

 

[Notch7]

Another post attacking another poster without contributing anything else.
You are developing a pattern.

How is stating a fact become 'attacking a poster'?

 

[sodthisforfun]

You write this:

Another post attacking another poster without contributing anything else.
You are developing a pattern.

Then immediately write this:

A**e end resorts to his usual dopey comments because he is incapable of anything else.
Now accompanied by eeyore and his new-found friend dogging his every comment, with his claim to the moral high ground.

You are a sanctimonious hypocrite.

 

[Notch7]

They made the rules which are still in place.

but we live in a democracy.

not a true democracy, there is no such thing, but Royals dont make rules, or havent done for a very long time.

 

[ellal]

Isn't it funny how those who don't like criticism of the way this country is heading hit out at those who ask questions they can't/won't answer.
( a form of dictatorship - ironically the 'reason' they apparently want to get out of the EU!)

Personally I think that the one's who don't 'love' the UK are the ones who voted to leave, because they are happy to see our economic fortunes/influence decline and the xenophobic/isolationalistic/racist tendencies to rise.

And for what exactly?

History will show us that the only people to gain will be those who stand to make a fortune off the backs of the gullible they manipulated so easily.

And maybe in the future, generations to come will think of those who chose to limit their life choices as kind of 'traitors' to the UK?

So who really 'loves'/doesn't 'love' the UK?

Those who spout 'will of the people' and 'getting our country back' without a real clue as to what they actually mean, or those who wish to prevent cliff jumping to become a national sport?

 

[sodthisforfun]

Isn't it funny how those who don't like criticism of the way this country is heading hit out at those who ask questions they can't/won't answer.
( a form of dictatorship - ironically the 'reason' they apparently want to get out of the EU!)

Personally I think that the one's who don't 'love' the UK are the ones who voted to leave, because they are happy to see our economic fortunes/influence decline and the xenophobic/isolationalistic/racist tendencies to rise.

And for what exactly?

History will show us that the only people to gain will be those who stand to make a fortune off the backs of the gullible they manipulated so easily.

And maybe in the future, generations to come will think of those who chose to limit their life choices as kind of 'traitors' to the UK?

So who really 'loves'/doesn't 'love' the UK?

Those who spout 'will of the people' and 'getting our country back' without a real clue as to what they actually mean, or those who wish to prevent cliff jumping to become a national sport?

I love the UK. Sure, there are things I don't like about it but that would be the same in any country. I love the British humour, the way we support the underdog, that we don't like show-offs or bullies. I think it's a beautiful country in parts, green and lush. I also love the fact that the UK is a varied and tolerant place to live on a whole and has been for some years. Yes, there's a lot of good things in this country of which I am proud.

I've not seen you write anything good about this country Ellal, you just like to complain about brexit and you seem to hate and ridicule those who voted out. I voted remain but although I think it's a tragedy that we are leaving, I am certainly not going to ridicule my fellow man or call them xenophobic. The vote to leave won and I have to respect that because that's the country in which I live and love.

I also don't think you want to listen to the fact that a vast majority of people voted out because they were tired of the EU dictatorship, not because they were anti-foreigner. Do you really think that most of the 17 million people who voted out did so because they were racists?!

Then there is the fact that the whole thing was a farce from start to finish with false information, promises and propaganda from both sides of the camp. You don't want to hear that though because it doesn't suit your agenda or your narrow mindedness.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

I also don't think you want to listen to the fact that a vast majority of people voted out because they were tired of the EU dictatorship, not because they were anti-foreigner. Do you really think that most of the 17 million people who voted out did so because they were racists?!

It is good that someone claims to know why the "vast majority" voted to leave.
However, I suspect your assumption is wrong.

 

[Notch7]

I suspect your assumption is wrong.

No doubt you think all of those that voted leave did so because they are Xenophobic racists.

I suspect your assumption is based on stupidity

 

[sodthisforfun]

It is good that someone claims to know why the "vast majority" voted to leave.
However, I suspect your assumption is wrong.

Luckily I don't give a toss.

 

[motorbiking]

What I don't get, with Brexit spelling doom for the UK and all our Financial Services and jobs going to Paris etc.. why is it that Unemployment in France is 9.2% and increasing, while it is declining in the UK and has been since Brexit almost without a blip.

 

[Ian H]

Because all the UK based bankers have gone picking fruit.