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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Joey66 said:
I descend from Southern Ireland as my family are from there the peace agreement was a godsend - this is a Brexit thread the last thing anyone needs are religious comments on this Brexit thread regarding the North and the south debate trade, but not old religious wounds ok.......
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You shouldn't have compared then the SNP to the DUP. Anyway, I'm bored with this, so I'll leave it there.
 
Joey66 said:
I descend from Southern Ireland as my family are from there the peace agreement was a godsend - this is a Brexit thread the last thing anyone needs are religious comments on this Brexit thread regarding the North and the south debate trade, but not old religious wounds ok.......
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Now that's a bit naughty. You know very well no-one was calling the DUP out for their religion, they were calling them out for their intolerant attitudes towards social issues. Whether or not that emanates from their religious beliefs is immaterial and no-one mentioned religion except you.

By the way, there is no such place as Southern Ireland. ;)
 
Bruce Wayne said:
Being serious for a minute Pete, you suggest that technological solutions are out there, but that somehow they remain only known to the EU, who being the horrible meanies they are, don't want to share them with us. I mean really, that's a bit silly isn't it? It's almost certain that the technology will be produced by a company who would surely be champing at the bit to 'trade with the world' and sell their wares to us. You would think there would be no shortage of Leave advocates equally enthusiastic about cheerleading this Acme Inc white knight, and the government would have been spending much of the last 2 years thoroughly testing the technology of Acme Inc to make sure it works as promised.

Yet it seems that none of this has happened. It seems slightly more credible that Acme Inc doesn't actually exist rather than they do exist but the combined wit of the Leave movement simply haven't been able to locate them. And I say that with a really rather low opinion of the combined wit of the Leave movement.
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And yet, I would love to hear from our friends in Ireland as to how they would solve the problem.....come on lads, give us a clue....
 
Mark O'Silver said:
It wasn't a spelling mistake/typo though was it. It was indicative of exactly how much you know about him and his office which was why I pointed it out. I don't see you mis-spelling Rees-Mogg or Farage for instance.

"I would class Foster as someone who fully understands what is going on and doesn’t like where it’s heading. I would class Veradkar as an opportunist..."
It is fair to point out that this is rubbish because that's exactly what it is.
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I have spelt Varadkars name on here many many times, always correctly, you can check. You are now becoming quite tiresome as well as insufferable. You have made no point worthy of note. You have added nothing to the debate. You have only been on here for less than a year, you have missed most of the debate, yet throw insults around at will. Well enjoy talking to yourself, I hope you win your debate, goodbye.....
 
peteblue said:
And yet, I would love to hear from our friends in Ireland as to how they would solve the problem.....come on lads, give us a clue....
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Aren't you supposed to be questioning me about my solution Pete? Scroll back, have a look at my answer and then challenge the rest of the clientele after you've challenged me. For the avoidance of doubt, I think there is no problem on the border at the moment, which is why I voted remain.
 
Emlynsqueakyvoice said:
No problem mate. I want the status quo preserved in Ireland regarding the border. I couldn't see how the border issue could be resolved in the event of a leave vote without a special status for Northern Ireland. I voted remain on this basis, as well as a number of other issues. The thing is that all of the problems regarding customs, immigration in Great Britain etc can be resolved, albeit at great cost to British citizens on any number of levels. However, I see no resolution to the Irish border issue unless the DUP adjust their stance. This is a DUP who have an MP suspended over a £100,000 holiday in Sri Lanka (Ceylon to Brexiteers), a leader who is involved in the RHI scandal and who wishes to deny language rights to nationalists, and who opposes gay marriages.
That's an extremely brief summary of my reason for voting remain from a point of view of practicality. I appreciate that you, not once, thought "How's all this going to work?" regarding the border but I did. Ireland will always come back to haunt the British until they solve the border issue. This will soon be resolved by the soon to be nationalist majority, after which Britain can do it's own thing. It would have been at the point of Irish reunification that Britain should have voted to leave/remain. I know that you have zero knowledge of Ireland (remember saying that Ireland counts EU nationals in and out?) but in fairness that makes you no different to a large amount of Brexiteers who read the Mail and the Sun and believe every word it prints/twists.
By the way, I asked you a series of questions earlier, and you answered not one. Laughable
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So you have no answer then. Well thanks for your input....
 
Emlynsqueakyvoice said:
Aren't you supposed to be questioning me about my solution Pete? Scroll back, have a look at my answer and then challenge the rest of the clientele after you've challenged me. For the avoidance of doubt, I think there is no problem on the border at the moment, which is why I voted remain.
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You have offered no solution, nothing of any sense, just bigoted words. In your own vernacular, it’s ridiculous , it’s laughable......see, we can all do it.....
 
peteblue said:
I have spelt Varadkars name on here many many times, always correctly, you can check. You are now becoming quite tiresome as well as insufferable. You have made no point worthy of note. You have added nothing to the debate. You have only been on here for less than a year, you have missed most of the debate, yet throw insults around at will. Well enjoy talking to yourself, I hope you win your debate, goodbye.....
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lollollol That's quite something coming from the person who yesterday accused @Khalekan of being bigoted and having no intellect.

If you are insulted by me calling one of your posts 'garbage' then you are made of softer stuff than you are given credit for. I'll take your word that the spelling mistake was typo if you say so, but my contention that you know little about him and his position on Brexit still stands. Tara then.
 
Mark O'Silver said:
lollollol That's quite something coming from the person who yesterday accused @Khalekan of being bigoted and having no intellect.

If you are insulted by me calling one of your posts 'garbage' then you are made of softer stuff than you are given credit for. I'll take your word that the spelling mistake was typo if you say so, but my contention that you know little about him and his position on Brexit still stands. Tara then.
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:coffee:
 
Mark O'Silver said:
lollollol That's quite something coming from the person who yesterday accused @Khalekan of being bigoted and having no intellect.

If you are insulted by me calling one of your posts 'garbage' then you are made of softer stuff than you are given credit for. I'll take your word that the spelling mistake was typo if you say so, but my contention that you know little about him and his position on Brexit still stands. Tara then.
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You wha?

He said that about ol’ Khal.....the bounder :rant:

And me being decent enough to help clear up his ignorance on matters pertaining to Ireland :)
 
peteblue said:
So you have no answer then. Well thanks for your input....
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Pete, are you feigning ignorance or are you really ignorant? Read the first four sentences of my response. Would you like me to explain them to you? Don't call my views bigoted either, as you are on thin ice there. The rest of the lads/lasses on here can put forward their views and solutions to the border problem in relation to the EU, but after your response to my answer to you I would advise them that you aren't up to debate yet, and merely typify the yappy Brexiteers (who WON with a MAJORITY) who are significantly wanting when it comes to any detail or comprehension whatsoever.
 
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