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[blue76]

Wow, that's the fastest U turn I've seen on here......

It's called having an open mind to the situation. Too many people on this thread seem to paint themselves with war paint and refuse to budge or accept other points of view. It is why debate is pointless.

 

[SNova]

House prices falling, exchange rates plunging, petrol prices rising, the desperation of the youth in the country after the grey vote took away their future, the outbreaks of open racism towards the migrant community...

I get a bit tired of older people being blamed, the majority of the youth didn't vote. So they obviously weren't that bothered.

The loud ones protesting democracy now are a vocal minority.

 

[Groucho]

Like the above has never happened before. Jeez, how old are you? Were you around during the massive negative equity phase in housing in the early 1990s? Petrol prices rocketing some years ago to the extent that lorry companies drove into London en masse in a massive protest?

Bullshit crocodile tears from a Remainer, I say...

Watch the swears thanks.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Just take the time to watch this. This is about the loss of influence in the EU. Yes, it is advocating 'Leave', but I believe cogent points are made on the issue. Watch this, and realise that hard negotiation, diplomacy, and concessions are NOT what we would have been able to do, or achieve, had we voted to remain...

Thanks - Interesting viewing if not a little subjective. However by hard diplomacy I was referring to the deployment of old school tactics...E.g a few candid snaps of Herr Juncker frolicking in bed with a brass and the odd rodent, or a few happy snaps of Angela Merkel doing a line in the bogs suddenly appearing on their desks contained within brown envelopes, courtesy of HMG, should have the desired effect of "getting our way"

We used to be good at this kind of stuff

 

[peteblue]

House prices falling, exchange rates plunging, petrol prices rising, the desperation of the youth in the country after the grey vote took away their future, the outbreaks of open racism towards the migrant community...

What's wrong with house prices falling, isn't this what the desperate youth wanted. The 'grey vote' created the youth of today and created the country and opportunities that they take for granted. When the youth actually produce something then they can start shouting. Any outbreaks of racism should be dealt with immediately from wherever they originate.....so is that it, this is what has convinced you.........

 

[peteblue]

Thanks - Interesting viewing if not a little subjective. However by hard diplomacy I was referring to the deployment of old school tactics...E.g a few candid snaps of Herr Juncker frolicking in bed with a brass and the odd rodent, or a few happy snaps of Angela Merkel doing a line in the bogs suddenly appearing on their desks contained within brown envelopes, courtesy of HMG, should have the desired effect of "getting our way"

We used to be good at this kind of stuff

*I'm on it......taps nose.......

 

[peteblue]

It's called having an open mind to the situation. Too many people on this thread seem to paint themselves with war paint and refuse to budge or accept other points of view. It is why debate is pointless.

And yet you are attributing race attacks to the 17.5 Million people who voted to leave. Or do you accept that it is by a very very small percentage of the UK population.......

 

[SNova]

Thanks - Interesting viewing if not a little subjective. However by hard diplomacy I was referring to the deployment of old school tactics...E.g a few candid snaps of Herr Juncker frolicking in bed with a brass and the odd rodent, or a few happy snaps of Angela Merkel doing a line in the bogs suddenly appearing on their desks contained within brown envelopes, courtesy of HMG, should have the desired effect of "getting our way"

We used to be good at this kind of stuff

Britain has had same foreign policy objectives for 500 years. lol

 

[Old Blue 2]

This effects everybody. Some Leave voters, including your good self, are staggering in your refusal to see how everyone is going to have to pay for this. I was really on the fence beforehand but after the event it's so obvious it has been a disaster.

No, you misunderstand completely.

What I AM saying is that there have been ups and downs in life ove the decades of my life. And there will continue to be. Life is NOT a flat-line graph! Some people, like yourself, are blowing things up to the extent that we seem to be on the point of totally imploding. Which will not happen. You wanna know why? Because if the economy of the country goes down the sh1tter 100%, there will be anarchy on the streets everywhere, and that will threaten the very existence of the top strata of society. And the top strata of society will not allow that to happen in the first place. They will always ensure that the economy is stable enough for things to continue as before (i.e. they remain top dogs in everything, while keeping the masses quiet).

So all this doom and gloom is a load of bullshit by crying remainers...

 

[blue76]

What's wrong with house prices falling, isn't this what the desperate youth wanted. The 'grey vote' created the youth of today and created the country and opportunities that they take for granted. When the youth actually produce something then they can start shouting. Any outbreaks of racism should be dealt with immediately from wherever they originate.....so is that it, this is what has convinced you.........

Instead of shouting down my reasons, for the sake of debate, what are the positives that have arisen from the vote to leave?

 

[Old Blue 2]

Watch the swears thanks.

OK, sorry...

 

[peteblue]

*I'm on it......taps nose.......

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

House prices falling, exchange rates plunging, petrol prices rising, the desperation of the youth in the country after the grey vote took away their future, the outbreaks of open racism towards the migrant community...

Nobody 'took away' the future of the youth. This myth really does have to stop. If the young feel the need to blame anyone for Brexit how about they blame the idiot's of the same age group who didn't vote. Lets get this right 64% of them didn't vote at all, and out of the remaining 36% it wasn't even a full agreement there. 75% of the young who bothered to voted wanted to remain that means that a staggering total of 27% wanted to remain, with 9% wanting to leave. Hardly the massive figures and landslide result some are portraying it as. So spare us all the sob story of the poor put down young generation. Because it's not only tedious but also ridiculous.

 

[blue76]

No, you misunderstand completely.

What I AM saying is that there have been ups and downs in life ove the decades of my life. And there will continue to be. Life is NOT a flat-line graph! Some people, like yourself, are blowing things up to the extent that we seem to be on the point of totally imploding. Which will not happen. You wanna know why? Because if the economy of the country goes down the sh1tter 100%, there will be anarchy on the streets everywhere, and that will threaten the very existence of the top strata of society. And the top strata of society will not allow that to happen in the first place. They will always ensure that the economy is stable enough for things to continue as before (i.e. they remain top dogs in everything, while keeping the masses quiet).

So all this doom and gloom is a load of bullshit by crying remainers...

Didn't this forum used to have a swear filter?

 

[Onwards Evertonians]

Well that's just great.