Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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Exactly what I did there, well noticed. Bet you a tenner if it was a post longer than 17 words you'd actually misinterpret whatever you want out of about 3 words you've seen, as it is the agenda.

Just like I told you when I wrote a massive post about a ton of things I find wrong with that and your (might be Joey's, not 100% on this) reply was "well leave won though so it doesn't matter".

Then I did the same thing, more fool me, earlier this week - got the same reply, this time defo not off you.

Honestly, that's how debate works? Should've stuck to "no mate you're dead wrong now shut up" every time anyone posts anything I don't agree with.

And yes, asking you, who uses "no point in discussing this with you anymore" in a demeaning manner, not only in this case, but in many others. Disclaimer: might not be the same words, but words used to the same effect.

But I guess leave won, that's what you wanted, doesn't matter what anyone says as if it doesn't suit your agenda - everything changes in this miraculous unicorn of a 'debate' you have in your head.
Bet you a tenner ? What grammar is that? lol
Oh no guessing about leave winning they did!
But with a capital B at the start of a sentence - Tut Tutlol
 
Bet you a tenner ? What grammar is that? lol
Oh no guessing about leave winning they did!
But with a capital B at the start of a sentence - Tut Tutlol

Nothing wrong with beginning a sentence with a conjunction Joey, that's a myth which lets be honest is extremely fitting.
 
Exactly what I did there, well noticed. Bet you a tenner if it was a post longer than 17 words you'd actually misinterpret whatever you want out of about 3 words you've seen, as it is the agenda.

Just like I told you when I wrote a massive post about a ton of things I find wrong with that and your (might be Joey's, not 100% on this) reply was "well leave won though so it doesn't matter".

Then I did the same thing, more fool me, earlier this week - got the same reply, this time defo not off you.

Honestly, that's how debate works? Should've stuck to "no mate you're dead wrong now shut up" every time anyone posts anything I don't agree with.

And yes, asking you, who uses "no point in discussing this with you anymore" in a demeaning manner, not only in this case, but in many others. Disclaimer: might not be the same words, but words used to the same effect.

But I guess leave won, that's what you wanted, doesn't matter what anyone says as if it doesn't suit your agenda - everything changes in this miraculous unicorn of a 'debate' you have in your head.

What else is there? There's precious little evidence that leaving is a good thing. Few reputable organisations think it is, so all reputable organisations are therefore ignored (we don't need experts - or Googling in Joe's terminology). It's no use trying to understand what exactly the 'will of the people' is, because it's impossible to survey everyone so all surveys are therefore useless (the irony that the referendum itself wasn't voted on by all of the people is lost). Likewise, we can't extrapolate or plan for the future, because plans are always wrong, so we may as well not bother.

It's a rational argument versus an emotional one. On this thread leavers hope and believe that Brexit will work out, but they do so based upon little more than a gut feeling, and all evidence to suggest otherwise is swatted away as irrelevant. They haven't produced a single bit of evidence, either from external or government sources, on what the governments Brexit strategy is or how that strategy will impact the economy (much less the people that reside here). Nada. We just have to believe.

If that's how debate works then it's a pretty rum kind of debate.
 
At least when there's another European referendum in 10 years time the demographics of the time will ensure that the pro-European side will win.

Take out a few maveric OAP entrepreneurs who have more money than sense and I dont recall any mainstream businesses or analyst firms advocating to Leave. Add to that the facts that, generally, the Leave vote constituted a massively lower level of formal education and I think its a fair statement that the influence of rabid anti-Europe newspapers like the Mail, Express and the S#n had a massively undemocratic effect on proceedings.

In my opinion the main weight of the Leave vote was two groups - (1) those at the lower end of the working spectrum that were either losing their jobs to unskilled migrants or that they resented the fact those migrants would actually get out of bed for the minimum wage or (2) an older generation that grew up in a post war era where their glorious Britannia had lots its Empire and its place at the top table of global affairs. This electorate persisted in the view that we only had to "take back control" and a magic wand would be waived and Britain's glory would be restored. Couple that with them equally growing up in the decades of the 60s, 70s and 80s when mainstresm TV featured outright racism and xenophobia and you have a pretty determined Leave voter.

Throw in a few blatant lies decked out on campaign buses and, really, the Remain side did well to even get 48%!
 
I hope everyone who voted leave is going to apologise when the EU has well and truly shafted us, the economy is in the bin, and we're all having to eat our own pets to survive.

The EU are not shafting us, and it's important to remember that. WE are shafting us - the EU is just looking out for it's 27 countries who don't deserve to suffer for our stupidity.

Oh, look, inflation is up at it's highest since 2012 so we now have the highest inflation and lowest growth in the EU. Yayyyy! Gooooooo Brexit!
 
The EU are not shafting us, and it's important to remember that. WE are shafting us - the EU is just looking out for it's 27 countries who don't deserve to suffer for our stupidity.

Oh, look, inflation is up at it's highest since 2012 so we now have the highest inflation and lowest growth in the EU. Yayyyy! Gooooooo Brexit!
Stop using logic.

BUT AT LEAST LEAVE WON
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