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cryrst The garden of England 08 May 19 5.32pm
I voted remain because everything about my normal mundane existence is okay. I dont give a s* about what meps get paid. Eat for dinner. Shag. Live. Drive. It doesnt concern me. None of the money they cost would ever reach my pocket. We will still have immigration for a natural people top up. Some EU rules must have benefitted us. Some EU rules must not have benefitted us. My life was ok and i couldnt be bothered to poke my nose into loads of mind numbing facts and figures to source an argument for or against. I think the vote was all wrong and if stupid cameron hadnt given it then by now we would be on the back end of a four year labour f* up with the tories back in within 6 months. The only thing i know is that our EU contribution was about 1% net of the UK outgoings.
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cryrst

The garden of England 08 May 19 5.32pm

I voted remain because everything about my normal mundane existence is okay.
I dont give a s*** about what
meps get paid.
Eat for dinner.
Shag.
Live.
Drive.
It doesnt concern me.
None of the money they cost would ever reach my pocket.
We will still have immigration for a natural people top up.
Some EU rules must have benefitted us.
Some EU rules must not have benefitted us.
My life was ok and i couldnt be bothered to poke my nose into loads of mind numbing facts and figures to source an argument for or against.
I think the vote was all wrong and if stupid cameron hadnt given it then by now we would be on the back end of a four year labour f*** up with the tories back in within 6 months.
The only thing i know is that our EU contribution was about 1% net of the UK outgoings.

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steeleye20 Croydon 08 May 19 5.39pm
I have never understood why Cameron prevented the EU from stating their case at the referendum. We needed to know, we don't have to accept their view, but blind ignorance of the EU has been a dominant feature of the post-referendum. Yet he called it wanting a remain vote. Just before that, Cameron said he only wanted to face the voters if he absolutely had to, every five years. 9 years of the tories has not been a good experience.
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steeleye20

Croydon 08 May 19 5.39pm

I have never understood why Cameron prevented the EU from stating their case at the referendum.

We needed to know, we don't have to accept their view, but blind ignorance of the EU has been a dominant feature of the post-referendum.

Yet he called it wanting a remain vote.

Just before that, Cameron said he only wanted to face the voters if he absolutely had to, every five years.

9 years of the tories has not been a good experience.

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cryrst The garden of England 08 May 19 5.48pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 I have never understood why Cameron prevented the EU from stating their case at the referendum. We needed to know, we don't have to accept their view, but blind ignorance of the EU has been a dominant feature of the post-referendum. Yet he called it wanting a remain vote. Just before that, Cameron said he only wanted to face the voters if he absolutely had to, every five years. 9 years of the tories has not been a good experience. Having to clear up after 12 years of labour spending like a man with 8 arms has given you that feeling. NO MONEY LEFT That was a very professional way to end a tenure running a country of 60 million. Yes the tories may have dropped the ball but they didnt take it home because it was theirs.
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cryrst

The garden of England 08 May 19 5.48pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

I have never understood why Cameron prevented the EU from stating their case at the referendum.

We needed to know, we don't have to accept their view, but blind ignorance of the EU has been a dominant feature of the post-referendum.

Yet he called it wanting a remain vote.

Just before that, Cameron said he only wanted to face the voters if he absolutely had to, every five years.

9 years of the tories has not been a good experience.

Having to clear up after 12 years of labour spending like a man with 8 arms has given you that feeling.
NO MONEY LEFT
That was a very professional way to end a tenure running a country of 60 million.
Yes the tories may have dropped the ball but they didnt take it home because it was theirs.

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Midlands Eagle Online 08 May 19 5.48pm
Originally posted by cryrst I voted remain because everything about my normal mundane existence is okay. I dont give a s*** about what meps get paid. Eat for dinner. Shag. Live. Drive. It doesnt concern me. None of the money they cost would ever reach my pocket. We will still have immigration for a natural people top up. Some EU rules must have benefitted us. Some EU rules must not have benefitted us. My life was ok and i couldnt be bothered to poke my nose into loads of mind numbing facts and figures to source an argument for or against. I think that you speak for a large number of people who voted Remain much like people stuck with British Gas and Barclaycard years after it was obvious that they should be looking around
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08 May 19 5.48pm

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Originally posted by cryrst

I think that you speak for a large number of people who voted Remain much like people stuck with British Gas and Barclaycard years after it was obvious that they should be looking around

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ChrisGC Wantage 08 May 19 5.50pm
Originally posted by cryrst Having to clear up after 12 years of labour spending like a man with 8 arms has given you that feeling. NO MONEY LEFT That was a very professional way to end a tenure running a country of 60 million. Yes the tories may have dropped the ball but they didnt take it home because it was theirs. This site desperately needs a like button
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Wantage 08 May 19 5.50pm

Originally posted by cryrst

This site desperately needs a like button

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dannyboy1978 08 May 19 5.53pm
Originally posted by cryrst I voted remain because everything about my normal mundane existence is okay. I dont give a s* about what meps get paid. Eat for dinner. Shag. Live. Drive. It doesnt concern me. None of the money they cost would ever reach my pocket. We will still have immigration for a natural people top up. Some EU rules must have benefitted us. Some EU rules must not have benefitted us. My life was ok and i couldnt be bothered to poke my nose into loads of mind numbing facts and figures to source an argument for or against. I think the vote was all wrong and if stupid cameron hadnt given it then by now we would be on the back end of a four year labour f* up with the tories back in within 6 months. The only thing i know is that our EU contribution was about 1% net of the UK outgoings. Living inside your bubble. Fingers in your ears blahhh blahhh
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dannyboy1978

08 May 19 5.53pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Living inside your bubble.
Fingers in your ears blahhh blahhh

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Pussay Patrol 08 May 19 7.19pm
Originally posted by cryrst Having to clear up after 12 years of labour spending like a man with 8 arms has given you that feeling. NO MONEY LEFT That was a very professional way to end a tenure running a country of 60 million. Yes the tories may have dropped the ball but they didnt take it home because it was theirs. how long will you cling on to that myth? another 5, 10 or 20 years? How bad does the poverty, soaring violent crime, education standards and NHS waiting times have to get before that excuse wears thin? Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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Pussay Patrol

08 May 19 7.19pm

Originally posted by cryrst

how long will you cling on to that myth? another 5, 10 or 20 years? How bad does the poverty, soaring violent crime, education standards and NHS waiting times have to get before that excuse wears thin?

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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deleted user 08 May 19 8.30pm
Originally posted by cryrst I voted remain because everything about my normal mundane existence is okay. I dont give a s* about what meps get paid. Eat for dinner. Shag. Live. Drive. It doesnt concern me. None of the money they cost would ever reach my pocket. We will still have immigration for a natural people top up. Some EU rules must have benefitted us. Some EU rules must not have benefitted us. My life was ok and i couldnt be bothered to poke my nose into loads of mind numbing facts and figures to source an argument for or against. I think the vote was all wrong and if stupid cameron hadnt given it then by now we would be on the back end of a four year labour f* up with the tories back in within 6 months. The only thing i know is that our EU contribution was about 1% net of the UK outgoings. This reads like a remainer poem . The structure of it.
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08 May 19 8.30pm

Originally posted by cryrst

This reads like a remainer poem . The structure of it.

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cryrst The garden of England 08 May 19 9.32pm
Originally posted by dollardays This reads like a remainer poem . The structure of it. No it doesnt. It reads as my reason for voting remain. Might be hard for some to understand a bit of remainer logic. I was ok with my lot. I havent really tried to tell any leaver that they made the wrong choice. They voted an option they had. Ironically i dont want to remain as it isnt right. I dont want another vote as thats not right. If another vote was given i would either vote leave or spoil my paper. We need to leave but it doesnt change what i wanted when i voted. I also havent got a preference for how we leave as that wasnt an option either.
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cryrst

The garden of England 08 May 19 9.32pm

Originally posted by dollardays

This reads like a remainer poem . The structure of it.

No it doesnt.
It reads as my reason for voting remain.
Might be hard for some to understand a bit of remainer logic.
I was ok with my lot.
I havent really tried to tell any leaver that they made the wrong choice.
They voted an option they had.
Ironically i dont want to remain as it isnt right.
I dont want another vote as thats not right.
If another vote was given i would either vote leave or spoil my paper.
We need to leave but it doesnt change what i wanted when i voted.
I also havent got a preference for how we leave as that wasnt an option either.

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cryrst The garden of England 08 May 19 9.45pm
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol how long will you cling on to that myth? another 5, 10 or 20 years? How bad does the poverty, soaring violent crime, education standards and NHS waiting times have to get before that excuse wears thin? You do know when labour got in with john smith then blair that the government was awash with money. Austerity was to balance out the fact that labour spunked billions and billions. Loads of this on jobs for the boys (voters) and contracts for union run businesses. Then borrowed more and all we had left was sold at its lowest value since god was a boy. You really think you are che Guevara pp. You will get nothing for it just another bill and a s*** sandwich. Violent crime is down to cock suckers and scrotes with no respect for anyone. Education standards are down because teachers have to be multi lingual and parents think teachers are their kids actual parents. The NHS will never be good enough for the people who think they have a divine right in life. I dont make excuses I see one play one.
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cryrst

The garden of England 08 May 19 9.45pm

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

You do know when labour got in with john smith then blair that the government was awash with money.
Austerity was to balance out the fact that labour spunked billions and billions.
Loads of this on jobs for the boys (voters) and contracts for union run businesses.
Then borrowed more and all we had left was sold at its lowest value since god was a boy.
You really think you are che Guevara pp.
You will get nothing for it just another bill and a s*** sandwich.
Violent crime is down to cock suckers and scrotes with no respect for anyone.
Education standards are down because teachers have to be multi lingual and parents think teachers are their kids actual parents.
The NHS will never be good enough for the people who think they have a divine right in life.
I dont make excuses
I see one play one.

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cryrst The garden of England 08 May 19 9.52pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle I think that you speak for a large number of people who voted Remain much like people stuck with British Gas and Barclaycard years after it was obvious that they should be looking around Thats fairly insulting midland. You dont like posters doing it so you shouldnt. Being pro active in the long game of life is no different to being reactive at the end of your years.
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The garden of England 08 May 19 9.52pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

I think that you speak for a large number of people who voted Remain much like people stuck with British Gas and Barclaycard years after it was obvious that they should be looking around

Thats fairly insulting midland.
You dont like posters doing it so you shouldnt.
Being pro active in the long game of life is no different to being reactive at the end of your years.

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jeeagles 08 May 19 10.30pm
Originally posted by cryrst No it doesnt. It reads as my reason for voting remain. Might be hard for some to understand a bit of remainer logic. I was ok with my lot. I havent really tried to tell any leaver that they made the wrong choice. They voted an option they had. Ironically i dont want to remain as it isnt right. I dont want another vote as thats not right. If another vote was given i would either vote leave or spoil my paper. We need to leave but it doesnt change what i wanted when i voted. I also havent got a preference for how we leave as that wasnt an option either. That's why I voted remain. It wasn't because in though the EU was any good. It's because I was pretty comfortable with everything. It's the people that seem to love the EU and demonise leave voters that piss me off. Since the leave vote my pays gone up due to lack of competition for jobs and house prices have slowed due to lack of demand. Project fear hasn't really materialised yet, so I'm still pretty comfortable. What gets me now is that as expected the EU is trying to punish the UK. That's not the way to change people's opinion of the EU. It's also not tried to look at its own issues. Idea's like an ever closer union don't really mean anything and are counter initiative because people across Europe are against big centralised government. In any case... They are all s*** at football. The champions league is just the FA cup with a load of rubbish forgein teams.
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jeeagles

08 May 19 10.30pm

Originally posted by cryrst

That's why I voted remain. It wasn't because in though the EU was any good. It's because I was pretty comfortable with everything. It's the people that seem to love the EU and demonise leave voters that piss me off.

Since the leave vote my pays gone up due to lack of competition for jobs and house prices have slowed due to lack of demand. Project fear hasn't really materialised yet, so I'm still pretty comfortable.

What gets me now is that as expected the EU is trying to punish the UK. That's not the way to change people's opinion of the EU. It's also not tried to look at its own issues. Idea's like an ever closer union don't really mean anything and are counter initiative because people across Europe are against big centralised government.

In any case... They are all s*** at football. The champions league is just the FA cup with a load of rubbish forgein teams.

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