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[arminisgod]

Regardless of what led up up to your reply mate , I’m entitled to think it’s not great when non scousers denigrate the city on an Everton forum .

Again I didn't slag Liverpool off... i said it had the perception of being a dump and full of criminals... when none of it was true!

 

[arminisgod]

Hasn't answered. Is ashamed of his bin colour. Or possibly is that rural doesn't own one and throws rubbish into the local river.

Brown, Green and Blue. And a small one for cardboard mate.

 

[orchard]

Massive mate. What's that got to do with anything though?

Do you have room for spare plastic furniture in case you break some?

 

[davids]

Shut up, this needs sorting out before the deadline.

Can't be done.The Irish Border scuppers every move.Controlled immigration requires one,Hard Brexit the same.

 

[Harryflashman]

Again I didn't [Poor language removed] Liverpool off... i said it had the perception of being a dump and full of criminals... when none of it was true!

I actually meant when you chose a couple of areas and said where you lived was a million times better , just felt a little unnecessary if I’m honest . Not pulling you up just making a point.

 

[The binman chronicles]

I didn't actually if you read it again. I said none of it was true

Ok I will give you that, but your first sentence pretty much boiled my blood and probably wasn't the best way of putting it.

Again I'm quite sure most people understand that there isn't one computer per village, as 1) most people who live in the countryside have lots of money to afford multiple computers in the one house and 2) how else would they download naked pictures of their mums? (That's another joke)

 

[zzr45]

Ok I will give you that, but your first sentence pretty much boiled my blood and probably wasn't the best way of putting it.

Again I'm quite sure most people understand that there isn't one computer per village, as 1) most people who live in the countryside have lots of money to afford multiple computers in the one house and 2) how else would they download naked pictures of their mums? (That's another joke)

Their mum’s what? Sheep?

 

[The binman chronicles]

Their mum’s what? Sheep?

I can see I have let the genie out of the bottle here. I blame Brexit for causing the difference between the townies and the rural folk.

 

[Khalekan]

It does make you wonder if the leave vote isn't largely comprised of retirees for whom their life is largely insulated from any disruption, and those for whom life couldn't really get much harder so what the heck.

A fair assessment I would say, Bruce my man.

 

[St Domestos]

Or even Newzoids from a few years ago. I thought it was brilliant and it just disappeared from our screens.

May, Farage, Johnson, Corbyn, Moggy, Sturgeon, Trump. The list is endless.

The writing on Spitting Image was not tarnished with over political correctness and real ripped into them..'Hold a chicken in the air...

 

[abelard]

^and then when none of these pass?

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

You made a highly derogatory remake on people in the area that I live.

yer bad wool!

 

[Old Blue 2]

In the light of recent developments, I decided to convene a meeting between myself and myself regarding my stated intention to publish a photo on here on 29th March showing the sky had not fallen in.

It was the majority decision, made by myself and myself, that the photo would be posted on 29th March, with the caveat that it might be pushed out a little further if developments elsewhere warranted it.

Myself got angry with myself and pointed out that 29th March was the agreed date and that was the end of it.

Myself said 'Let's wait and see what May and the EU come up with before taking any definitive action'.

Myself said 'Bollocks! It's a photo on 29th March, come what may'.

Keep watching, my little chickadees!

 

[edge]

Dumb is a potentially inflammatory word for me to use as a remainer so I won't use that. But I don't agree with your assertion there.

Obviously on both the leave and remain side there will be a number of intelligent people who knew the ins and outs of what Brexit involved. To claim that the vast majority understood what they voted for (including many remainers) just doesn't appear to be true given what we repeatedly hear and see.

How many people considered the Good Friday Agreement? If the majority of leavers want to say they knew about it then fair enough but I don't buy it. I personally never considered it in my choice to remain.

There are a lot of vocal leavers who seem to fail to grasp the basics on a range of topics, Northern Ireland is a major one. I also have an issue with leavers talking about "what they voted for" with their leave vote when that was never specified. It was an outcome they voted for. The considerations that would have to go along with that were not included in their vote on the ballot paper, just a simple leave.

And that is what has caused the issue. People voted on an outcome, despite that outcome having a huge amount of challenges. Nearly all of these challenges were downplayed by hard line Brexiteers following the vote, and were swept under the carpet in the lead up to it.

Don't think anybody on either side could truthfully say they knew the details of each others case for remaining or leaving as it's so wide spread and complexity of every tready ect would require a brain far beyond mine.
Everybody will have there own slant on it some more detailed than others then you will have people who just have a gut feeling about it one way or another and couldn't give you more than a few much used soundbites to back it up, but it's there choice and there x on the ballot papers.
Both sides lied in the run up to the ballot and still do today but they don't alter my veiwpiont in the slightest as I quess it wouldn't many other on both sides.
It's not worth rerunning the ballot argument it's gone , we have to deal with what is on front of us, which is a mess at the moment.

 

[Joey66]

Last time Joey:
Article 50, which we activated is from a treaty (Treaty of the European Union), this states that we must either have a withdrawal agreement or leave 2 years after notification (in our case 29th March 2109). The Withdrawal Agreement is a UK Bill, negotiated with the EU on how we will transition until we have our own EU-UK Trade Agreement.

There is no Trade Deal

Learn what the hell is going on please

The trade deal I understand comes 2nd - but really did no one in our negotiations not point out a better clarification of a trade deal than 8 pages .....
Also a good idea would have been our divorce bill half for the leave treaty the 1/2 for when the trade bill is completed.....
Simple negotiations that a trade union could and does most days in everyday life........
This has imo been deliberately ballsed up by remainer negotiators ......
3 years....
Also even if we went back with say a different deal the exit deal would not change now the EU have said that....
Let say it's a Norway plus deal,the EU may say NO - eg we get a better deal than Norway they would veto it as we would be getting a more favourable deal.......
Our MPs need to realise we need to leave and honour the sovereignty so the UK can strike worldwide deals independently!