Conservative vote winner?

[Notch7]

So which etc etc etc etc did you think wasn't going to happen when you voted for brexit ?

I was uninformed like you in 2016 so I voted for brexit

unlike you Ive now done the research which shows its a crock of sh1t

you still think its great

 

[Deleted member 294929]

I was uninformed like you in 2016 so I voted for brexit

unlike you Ive now done the research which shows its a crock of sh1t

you still think its great

But you don't know why 112 voted Brexit (if he did)
But that's the problem with you. You don't even know your own mind, so it's very unlikely your going to get into a mind of someone who flicks a few buttons to make a sentence on a DIY forum.

 

[Mottie]

Have you explained to your children why you hate your father? How do they feel about it?

Yes, and they understand...

They understand that you hate your father because he voted different to you in the referendum? Unbelievable. What a fùcked up family you must have. Explains a lot about you.

 

[Mottie]

No. No argument wanted.

Just logical thought processes.

1st you say you didn't get what you wanted. Then you say you did.

Difficult to follow that logic

1. I wanted to leave the EU. I got it.
2. I was not given the option of a hard or soft Brexit.
3. When the result of the vote was to leave the EU, I found out there was such a thing as a a hard or soft Brexit I would have preferred a hard one.
4. I didn’t get a hard Brexit.

Is that any clearer for you?

 

[Notch7]

I wanted to leave the EU. I got it

you wanted to be worse off for no benefit and thats what you got

I didn’t get a hard Brexit

leaving all institutions and massively increasing trade barriers along with a customs border bet GB and NI is a hard brexit

Would you have preferred a "no deal brexit" which wouldve resulted in considerably more damage, like Nissan leaving UK etc etc

 

[Notch7]

But you don't know why 112 voted Brexit

yes I do

brexit was simply made of emotive slogans and was believed by people who lacked the knowledge to make an informed decision

112 still lacks the knowledge

same as he doesnt understand man made climate change or covid vaccines

 

[carmanmemoranda]

1. I wanted to leave the EU. I got it.
2. I was not given the option of a hard or soft Brexit.
3. When the result of the vote was to leave the EU, I found out there was such a thing as a a hard or soft Brexit I would have preferred a hard one.
4. I didn’t get a hard Brexit.

Is that any clearer for you?

So you agree you didn't understand brexit.

That's fair enough.

 

[Mottie]

you wanted to be worse off for no benefit and thats what you got

Told you before, I’m no worse off and I’m not paying and I’m not beholden to the EU anymore. All I’ve ever heard you whinge and complain that you are missing from not being in the EU was your alleged inability to get your hands on some tomatoes.

 

[Mottie]

brexit was simply made of emotive slogans and was believed by people who lacked the knowledge to make an informed decision

Don’t keep putting yourself down.

 

[noseall]

I’m not beholden to the EU anymore

Gosh, that must have been tough.

 

[Mottie]

Gosh, that must have been tough.

Let me rephrase that. I don’t live in a country that is paying for or beholden to the EU.

 

[noseall]

Let me rephrase that. I don’t live in a country that is paying for or beholden to the EU.

You do realise (now) that it was cheaper to stay in? The financial aspect for leaving has been debunked, thrown back, roundly mocked and finally understood, even by die hard Brexiteers. I think the only thing you have left to cling to is insanity.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

In a way this is what concerns me about the Scottish independence thing. Should it ever come to pass, it'll be just as bad thereafter if not worse re the two camps.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

So, my second - born - who is doing his A levels, and has a part-time job (at which he was yesterday, is at today, and will be at tomorrow) - will be expected to give up one or both of them, to spend a year gaining no more than he already is, or picking up rubbish on a weekend instead?

Who is going to compensate him, for losing 25% of his wages?

Flag-shaggery for the gammons......


Great "plan"

Is he not patriotic

 

[blup]

National service isn't about instilling discipline in the youth, its about developing a standing force to defend the country against russsian aggression. There's about 5 million 18 to 24 year olds according to the ONS, even a relatively small percentage would provide a decent start, They can be compensated too. And if you're talking about patriotism, Don't forget our world was made immeasurably more dangerous by voting to leave the EU.