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.TUX. Flag 19 Nov 16 7.11pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

lol. Desperate.

Rings a bell

 


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blackpalacefan Flag 19 Nov 16 7.18pm

Originally posted by nhp61

So much for democracy. The people voted out, yet c***s like Maugham, Clegg and their ilk refuse to accept it, doing all they can to put spanners in the works to try and overturn it. I just wish they would accept the result of the referendum and f*** off back to whatever stone they lurked under.

May should order a snap general election with a mandate to get us out of the eu. With the state of Labour under Corbynachov, she'll win by a country mile and that'll put an end to any chance of Maugham & co's attempts to block our triggering article 50.

Of course, should that happen, the "celebs", vociferous remoaners and has been politcos like Clegg and Blair would publicly wet their knickers, grizzle and stamp their feet in outrage, and demand a revote, but that would just be background noise and easily ignored.

You're blaming people with close to no say in any of this. May could put it to a vote right now if she wanted and be done with it. She doesn't want to because she'd quite like the supreme court to throw a spanner in the works. That is fast becoming my take on it and also the thinking behind why many senior tories are calling on her to drop her appeal.

 

steeleye20 Flag Croydon 19 Nov 16 7.31pm

I don't think she has the ability to listen to her advisers she is a tin-pot dictator but she will be reigned in even if she avoids parliament when the negotiations take place as she may get nothing at all.

These senior tories are realising its not necessarily good to win and one thing I noticed is that if they do then the Article 50 will become revocable so can be discontinued at any time in the 2 years. hardly what the brexiters want.

Still 'batting for Britain' eh etc. etc.

 

Kermit8 Flag Hevon 19 Nov 16 7.56pm

Originally posted by matt_himself

You are twisting my words, deliberately, because you cannot answer a series of points I have made on here recently.

Why are you suddenly so enthralled with statistics provided by the establishment agencies you claim to oppose? It's bizarre.

You can't answer the questions put to you then. In short, you represent everything we need to know about those clamouring for Brexit and its future implementation. Absolutely clueless.

 


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Part Time James Flag 19 Nov 16 8.03pm

I'm ready to hear your detailed plan.

 




steeleye20 Flag Croydon 19 Nov 16 8.12pm

A detailed plan which would cost nothing - bin Article 50.

 

davenotamonkey Flag 20 Nov 16 1.02am

Originally posted by Kermit8


It is also very clear that 48.1% of the electorate do not want us to leave the EU. But they, of course, should just be ignored.

Could have just done it on a toss of a coin. Arguments for implementing the winning toss would not have been so different.

Edited by Kermit8 (19 Nov 2016 6.18pm)


Yes, Kermit. They should be ignored, insofar as the referendum represents the democratic mandate of the electorate that must then be executed. We see now, the latter part of this statement is where the oh-so-familiar pro-EU anti-democrats now pin their hopes. Disregarding anti-EU votes *is* quite a norm amongst your lot.

Decrying the intelligence of the majority electorate, the evil deviants that misled them, the (grumble something grumble) undemocratic (or something - I lose track and interest at this stage) antics of nasty ignorant people... oh and it's all just so unfair! Utterly pathetic hallmarks of a lost argument.

The referendum question, I'm sure you'll agree, was binary. There was no "would you like to stay 48.1% in?". It was binary. Yes. No. And that's how binary choices are made, my simple chap. Those that do not carry the majority (50% +1 vote, at minimum) do not get their wishes. Sorry, not sorry. I'm sure we do have something in common though? Whilst not applicable to referenda, you did vote "Yes" to AV, right? Because the sad reality you've now encountered happens each and every time we go to the ballot and cast our vote for a candidate or political belief not held by over 50% of our fellow voters in the area we live in.

 

Dweeb Flag East London 20 Nov 16 1.30am

Luckily no one had the option to vote against EU membership at any election between 1975 and 2016. Or change the voting structure in teh UK during that period either.

 


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matt_himself Flag Matataland 20 Nov 16 5.48am

Originally posted by Kermit8

You can't answer the questions put to you then. In short, you represent everything we need to know about those clamouring for Brexit and its future implementation. Absolutely clueless.

This is taking your drivel to new levels. You produce unquantified statistics and demand answers to ridiculous questions in order to deflect from your own failings in answering questions previously put to you!

Give it a rest Michael and if you are going to have a go, do it with something credible.

 


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chris123 Flag hove actually 20 Nov 16 9.21am

Originally posted by Kermit8

So Matthew, as you are the font of all knowledge and such a caring social equality guru, the 36% of C2s and DEs who voted Remain; the very working class you suddenly seem to care so much about now. Are their wishes to be ignored ? It is a case of 'tough titties' for them? How can they be represented in this brave new world of your's?

So 64% of manual and trades people who voted to leave the EU, are their wishes not to be heeded?

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 20 Nov 16 10.51am

Originally posted by steeleye20

A detailed plan which would cost nothing - bin Article 50.

I think Remainers fail to realise that Brexit was about wrenching power away from Brussels and back to London. Control of Immigration was top of that thinking.
The economic effect was secondary. It strikes me that Remainers want Brexit to fail and the uncertainty created causes a potential self fulfilling prophecy of economic downturn. If everyone in business keeps their head then we will be OK.
This constant denial of a democratic decision is not helpful. We all know many people voted remain just like many people always vote against the winner. Get over it.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (20 Nov 2016 10.52am)

 

Hoof Hearted 20 Nov 16 10.56am

This thread is now dangerously infected with morons who do not understand or cannot accept that the majority voted to leave the EU and now,almost 5 months since the result, are still throwing their toys out of the pram about it.

I blame their parents who have obviously let their childish tantrums get them everything they have ever wanted instead of giving them a smack and sending them to bed with no tea!

 

Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 20 Nov 16 11.01am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

This thread is now dangerously infected with morons who do not understand or cannot accept that the majority voted to leave the EU and now,almost 5 months since the result, are still throwing their toys out of the pram about it.

I blame their parents who have obviously let their childish tantrums get them everything they have ever wanted instead of giving them a smack and sending them to bed with no tea!

I think you are more right than you know.

 

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 20 Nov 16 2.22pm

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

This thread is now dangerously infected with morons who do not understand or cannot accept that the majority voted to leave the EU and now,almost 5 months since the result, are still throwing their toys out of the pram about it.

I blame their parents who have obviously let their childish tantrums get them everything they have ever wanted instead of giving them a smack and sending them to bed with no tea!

Any one who disagrees with you is a moron and you advocate beating children


Good to know where you stand.

 

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 20 Nov 16 3.37pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Any one who disagrees with you is a moron and you advocate beating children


Good to know where you stand.

Spare the rod......

 


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Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 20 Nov 16 4.08pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Any one who disagrees with you is a moron and you advocate beating children


Good to know where you stand.

That kind of post would be well appreciated by the loony left clique that now ru(i)n the BBzzzzzzz but on here, we just imagine tumbleweeds.

 

legaleagle Flag 20 Nov 16 4.36pm

You should meet The Judge,an ex-poster here with similar views about the BBS...you are kindred spirits in so many ways its almost uncanny.

Says something about those who frequently knock the BBS that they only seem to feel comfortable where their (right wing) views flourish,rather than taking a majority on...Ho hum

Edited by legaleagle (20 Nov 2016 4.36pm)

 

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 20 Nov 16 7.35pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

That kind of post would be well appreciated by the loony left clique that now ru(i)n the BBzzzzzzz but on here, we just imagine tumbleweeds.

I take it that you also endorse child beating too?

 

Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Flag Stoke sub normal 20 Nov 16 7.49pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

I take it that you also endorse child beating too?

Child beating should be made compulsory. Hopefully after we leave the EU, it will be.

I'm off to get the dubbin out for my belt.....

 


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Yellow Card - User has been warned of conduct on the messageboards Hrolf The Ganger Flag 20 Nov 16 8.13pm

Originally posted by legaleagle

You should meet The Judge,an ex-poster here with similar views about the BBS...you are kindred spirits in so many ways its almost uncanny.

Says something about those who frequently knock the BBS that they only seem to feel comfortable where their (right wing) views flourish,rather than taking a majority on...Ho hum

Edited by legaleagle (20 Nov 2016 4.36pm)

Interesting that you say that.

You see I think that debating with some people is a waste of time because they have seemingly no capacity for objectivity. They are totally entrenched in their views and are only interested in belittling those of others. They might have personality issues, perhaps a victim mentality which makes them lash out from behind their screens.They might suffer from insecurity which they are compensating for or maybe just a delusion of moral or intellectual superiority. Whatever the case, it is pointless debating with such closed minds who are likely just to hurl abuse at you as the you so often see on the BBzzzzz.
I'm not afraid to debate with anyone but I'm not dumb enough to waste too much time on morons and keyboard warriors with life issues.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (20 Nov 2016 8.18pm)

 

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