Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Joey66]

I'M WITH YOU NOW JOEY! I HAD AN EPIPHANY LAST NIGHT MATE. I HAD TO HAVE SLOPPY SECONDS AFTER A POLAK ON THE LOCAL BRASS AND IT ALL SUDDENLY CLICKED.

Good for you keep taking your pill's.




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[orchard]

Good for you keep taking your pill's.




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YOU'RE THE MAN JOEY, CAN'T WAIT TO POP SOME OF THEM CRAZY CHEM'S THE US ARE GONNA OFFLOAD OVER HERE ON VEU DAY!

 

[tsubaki]

I thought we were right to enter the EEC, I believe we are right to leave the EU.......

Which is your right, though of course what has happened is that you've benefited from your first decision and then have nothing to fear from your second. The thing that does my head in is that the one group of retirees who would be seriously effected by this were the ones who were not allowed to vote in it.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Well-oiled Brucie (who no doubt garners advantages from us being in the EU, but says not one whit about it...) is trotting out the Pensioner line again.

I am doing some work with the EU at the moment as it happens. Helping them understand the British mindset. What's your name Pike?

 

[Ruairi77]

I thought we were right to enter the EEC, I believe we are right to leave the EU.......

which is fine, I think a lot of people feel that way.
The problem is, rather than negotiate a position in the EU that is more in keeping with what the EEC was, you sent Cameron in for some failed negotiations and then voted to leave with no systems and structures in place. You have, in effect, thrown the baby out with the bathwater.
Your vote was irresponsible.
The responsible thing to do would have been to continue negotiating till you get what works for you and your neighbours, to work on changing the EU from within.

 

[Methuselah]

That’s quite a disgraceful comment against someone who served in our armed forces and spent the rest of his life building what you enjoy today, just because he exercised his democratic right to vote Leave. Incidentally, did you vote to join the EU.....

Thanks Pete but it doesn't bother me. Just confirmed the quality of the argument coming back and the naivety of some of the views. Their views will change as they mature.

 

[Methuselah]

I am doing some work with the EU at the moment as it happens. Helping them understand the British mindset. What's your name Pike?

Vested interest then Bruce. Fair do's, at least you are admitting it.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Vested interest then Bruce. Fair do's, at least you are admitting it.

Aye, and my wife is Czech as well. Some may call that a vested interest, others may say you tend not to be so afraid of things when you get to know them a bit better.

 

[Methuselah]

Aye, and my wife is Czech as well. Some may call that a vested interest, others may say you tend not to be so afraid of things when you get to know them a bit better.

My sister is married to a German guy. Has lived in Germany for 35 years. I have been over several times, not afraid of anything. You shouldn't jump to conclusions.

 

[orchard]

My sister is married to a German guy. Has lived in Germany for 35 years. I have been over several times, not afraid of anything. You shouldn't jump to conclusions.

IS RIGHT. ROAR LIKE LIONS ONCE MORE SHEEPLES, THE EU HAVE BEEN PUTTING STUFF IN OUR WATER TO MAKE US COWARDS, WE'LL SHOW EM!

 

[tsubaki]

IS RIGHT. ROAR LIKE LIONS ONCE MORE SHEEPLES, THE EU HAVE BEEN PUTTING STUFF IN OUR WATER TO MAKE US COWARDS, WE'LL SHOW EM!

careful lad, you don't want to trigger them

 

[peteblue]

which is fine, I think a lot of people feel that way.
The problem is, rather than negotiate a position in the EU that is more in keeping with what the EEC was, you sent Cameron in for some failed negotiations and then voted to leave with no systems and structures in place. You have, in effect, thrown the baby out with the bathwater.
Your vote was irresponsible.
The responsible thing to do would have been to continue negotiating till you get what works for you and your neighbours, to work on changing the EU from within.

I didn’t send Cameron in to do anything. My vote is always of a responsible nature....

 

[Number_25]

I didn’t send Cameron in to do anything. My vote is always of a responsible nature....

You're a Markov Machine that has been trained using the Daily Mail.

 

[Methuselah]

which is fine, I think a lot of people feel that way.
The problem is, rather than negotiate a position in the EU that is more in keeping with what the EEC was, you sent Cameron in for some failed negotiations and then voted to leave with no systems and structures in place. You have, in effect, thrown the baby out with the bathwater.
Your vote was irresponsible.
The responsible thing to do would have been to continue negotiating till you get what works for you and your neighbours, to work on changing the EU from within.

Eh! Leavers didn't send Cameron in. I agree with 'failed negotiations' but that was because Cameron was a remainer and didn't really want to change anything. The fact that he walked away without preparing for a leave situation will be his legacy. He abdicated his responsibilities as a remainer.

 

[roydo]

Eh! Leavers didn't send Cameron in. I agree with 'failed negotiations' but that was because Cameron was a remainer and didn't really want to change anything. The fact that he walked away without preparing for a leave situation will be his legacy. He abdicated his responsibilities as a remainer.

Dont think many would disagree with that.