Another new Brexit thread

[kevin horlocks wand]

Oh well, that's that then....

Of fuck just when I thought the day was going well. That’s Boris plans fucked .

 

[bugsyblue]

What a fucking joke this is. I hate the state of this country.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I have, to Portland, Maine, last month. Why?

I'm in the States next month, but not in Maine. Went to Portland in 2005. Seriously fit waitress at the restaurant I went to iirc - proably past her best now tbf.

I'll let you know next time I'm passing through!

 

[Ban-jani]

And we’ve avoided a constitutional crisis by not having it. ;-)

I’m talking about the 1st one we had, he said it in 2015 and was one of the only people to say so.

 

[SebastianBlue]

I'm in the States next month, but not in Maine. Went to Portland in 2005. Seriously fit waitress at the restaurant I went to iirc - proably past her best now tbf.

You would able to find the like here now, as well. She’s probably not far from it now, either, given how health-conscious (some of it disingenuously so) everyone seems to be here.

Where are you visiting?

 

[mcfc1632]

Germany, Nazis, fascists, far right, extremism.

You lot still haven’t grasped the concept that slurs and insults simply will not change minds or work.

So predictable and shallow - but, hey - we have been getting the same bollocks for 3 years

 

[SebastianBlue]

I’m talking about the 1st one we had, he said it in 2015 and was one of the only people to say so.

Ahh, apologises, I thought you were indicating he also said it about a potential second referendum (as many others, mostly leavers, have).

He was right, as were a fair few that warned of this outcome.

 

[BobKowalski]

Oh well, that's that then....

Just what Johnson needed. A ringing endorsement from the leader of a foreign country and also interfering in our sovereign affairs and making Johnson look as if he is Trump’s poodle. Corbyn will be copying and pasting that into his next statement ‘on the hi jacking of our democracy fuelled by a racist demagogue of a US President who is happy to see the Amazon rain forest burn etc etc.’

You have to appreciate the lols.

 

[cibaman]

I reckon there is still a good chance she will

I think MV4 could go through now. I just don’t see how parliament will get to vote on it

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

You would able to find the like here now, as well. She’s probably not far from it now, either, given how health-conscious (some of it disingenuously so) everyone seems to be here.

Where are you visiting?

Denver, KC (probably) Dallas and Austin - maybe Colorado Springs if enough time.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Denver, KC (probably) Dallas and Austin - maybe Colorado Springs if enough time.

I have been to all except Kansas City, mostly for business.

Austin was my favourite, though, Denver was great, too.

Didn’t care for Dallas (or Houston), if I am honest, but there are interesting things to do there.

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

It’s actually quite funny seeing all the remainers in complete meltdown. The funniest hearing cries of ‘ it’s a dictatorship’. The irony of that when they don’t want to respect a democratic vote in the first place

 

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

UK doesn't "own" NI, you're voluntarily, through a decision taken by it's citizens, a part of the UK.

Really? Cool

 

[urban genie]

Apt as tbf leaver or remainer the Queen shpyld have let parliament sit and do it's job rather than facilitate johnsons whims.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I have been to all except Kansas City, mostly for business.

Austin was my favourite, though, Denver was great, too.

Didn’t care for Dallas (or Houston), if I am honest, but there are interesting things to do there.

We're swerving Houston because I've heard it's wank. Going to Dallas, principally to take in an NFL game.

 

[Blue Hefner]

It’s actually quite funny seeing all the remainers in complete meltdown. The funniest hearing cries of ‘ it’s a dictatorship’. The irony of that when they don’t want to respect a democratic vote in the first place

I’m not really sure what the term ‘remainer’ means these days as there are lots of them who voted to Leave the EU and lots of ‘Leavers’ who didn’t. In addition, there was a Labour MP on the radio earlier who still wants to leave the EU but is disgusted with the way the PM is going about it

But I suppose if the only thing you have left is to find it ‘funny’ that the other ‘side’ as concerns about what the PM is doing then laugh away. Pretty sad though isn’t it, it was supposed to be the one of the easiest deals in history.... oh well, at least the pound has gone down, I’m sure there are plenty of people laughing and joking about that

 

[Metal Biker]

Really? Cool

So Britain does own NI? Cool.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

I am thinking that you will find that there are many millions of UK citizens that cannot be considered remotely right-wing who will tolerate this is it can bring an end to the machinations of those at Westminster who are supposed to represent us and have clearly not been doing so.

I wears you down alright.

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

I’m not really sure what the term ‘remainer’ means these days as there are lots of them who voted to Leave the EU and lots of ‘Leavers’ who didn’t. In addition, there was a Labour MP on the radio earlier who still wants to leave the EU but is disgusted with the way the PM is going about it

But I suppose if the only thing you have left is to find it ‘funny’ that the other ‘side’ as concerns about what the PM is doing then laugh away. Pretty sad though isn’t it, it was supposed to be the one of the easiest deals in history.... oh well, at least the pound has gone down, I’m sure there are plenty of people laughing and joking about that

Plenty mate and I will laugh away. One of the only things people on the remain side had was to insult, degrade and belittle millions of people for the last two years - it’s more then Justified. You sound quite agitated by it.

I’m sure your in your bunker now. I know I am - have the swarms of locusts appear yet ? Or the 100s of thousands of job losses happened yet. The end is coming ;)

 

[Ban-jani]

Ahh, apologises, I thought you were indicating he also said it about a potential second referendum (as many others, mostly leavers, have).

He was right, as were a fair few that warned of this outcome.

Yep, he repeated that the best way to leave was for a party to put forward a manifesto detailing how and would have to win a GE on that basis. Interestingly he also thought UKIP were like “Dad’s Army” and a bit of a joke.