.......with either side. Both only see their view as reasonable.Now that we’ve established on the Johnson thread that for some people getting Brexit done takes precedence over having a competent government that would have a better chance of saving British citizens’ lives, the fanaticism is clear and obvious. Reasoned discussion is pointless.
As you’ve not come out and said said getting Brexit done is more important than a competent government focussed on saving lives, your Brexit views might be worth discussing........with either side. Both only see their view as reasonable.
Coming out. Lol - can we have a party? :-)As you’ve not come out and said said getting Brexit done is more important than a competent government focussed on saving lives, your Brexit views might be worth discussing.
Have you ever tried that approach? I must have missed that post.Now that we’ve established on the Johnson thread that for some people getting Brexit done takes precedence over having a competent government that would have a better chance of saving British citizens’ lives, the fanaticism is clear and obvious. Reasoned discussion is pointless.
Have you ever tried that approach? I must have missed that post.
Of course there is the other tactic some Remainers practice - being devious and deceitful in the manner in which they twist the words of other posters.
I have not posted much in the Johnson thread, but I have never made such an assertion.
Also, when I have read it I have not seen anyone else make such an assertion - are you sure that you are not simply making things up???
he's always been a loon, but a likeable one. is he fit for office? the pubic and his colleagues obviously think so. he's too weak for me but if he sees Brexit through i dont give a shit.
Well said - again
And that is deemed to be 'bad news'?More Brexit news. Source Guardian.
‘More bad news for UK. EU diplomats - who have now read UK texts - back Michel Barnier’s charge that UK is cherry picking. UK sources were withering about Barnier resorting to the “old script”, but British claims of wanting 'the best of Canada' don’t convince.
Here are a handful of areas where the EU thinks the UK is effectively seeking status quo: mutual recognition agreements for industry; professional services, such as law and auditing; energy interconnection on the internal market; rights for lorry drivers and more.
And there is an eye-rolling weariness every time a British negotiator pronounces that the UK is a sovereign state. The EU say they they know this. They are also sovereign states. That’s why they set the conditions for entry into their market. Hard cheese.’