Another new Brexit thread

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Yeah, nah

True. I remember one of the biggest pros being the economy would see 160 billion wiped from it, a roaring success. Can't wait to see what's next

 

[Metal Biker]

True.

Yeah, nah

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Yeah, nah

And here we have the average brexiteer in their natural habitat

 

[Metal Biker]

And here we have the average brexiteer in their natural habitat

Yeah, nah

Here we have the average remainer response when someone else disagrees with their opinion.

 

[KS55]

When you look at the 5 Presidents Strategy and the more recent plans being driven by Paris and Berlin....:

https://www.politico.eu/article/berlin-and-paris-outline-plan-for-eu-makeover/

….that will plot the future development (aka integration) along with further treaties as required - which of course would not have been exposed to a UK referendum.....

I think that we are getting out in the nick of time

When I worked closely with EU ppl, the future direction and desire was clear and this is an example. Brexit has made it easier to work towards a super state.

 

[KS55]

And here we have the average brexiteer in their natural habitat

Pointless, backwards looking, innaccurate. That battle is over. Look ahead.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Thats how the argument was framed - if you didn't want to leave you weren't a "patriot". Very Trumpian and very simplistic - appeals to those who like simple things.

I'd record every church bell in the country, then play them at 100 decibels outside his front window...

For three and a half years.

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Pointless, backwards looking, innaccurate. That battle is over. Look ahead.

The battle may well be over, but when brexit is turning out to be crap I'll point that out on the *brexit* thread

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Who is she and what did she say?

Nobody, and fuck all worth listening to.

 

[Metal Biker]

The battle may well be over, but when brexit is turning out to be crap I'll point that out on the *brexit* thread

It'll be gone by then.

 

[Chris in London]

True. I remember one of the biggest pros being the economy would see 160 billion wiped from it, a roaring success. Can't wait to see what's next

Fish?

Blue passports?

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Fish?

Blue passports?

Less black people in my local Tesco Extra as well. Oh and can't forget about those church bells

 

[Metal Biker]

Less black people in my local Tesco Extra as well. Oh and can't forget about those church bells

Can you stop with the racism?

Ta.

 

[mcfc1632]

Disagree. The problem was Swinson and Corbyn refused to work together on the defining issue of the times because they disagree on a whole host of issues other than the defining issue of the times.

And now they’re both out of a job. Had they acted in the nation’s best interests (as they saw it) there would have been nothing BJ could have don’t about it.

I agree - as you are replying to the part of the post that states that Johnson played Corbyn and Swinson well, but still - the main part of @blueinsa post: "They had the government defeated and revoke within reach or at the very least a second ref yet they couldn't see the wood for the trees and got greedy." you seem to agree with.

Strange that when I have recently pointed out that if there is a future No-Deal outcome that whilst the management of events from 12/12/19 will be all down to Johnson's team - a good deal of the blame that there is even the prospect that this could happen should be placed at the door of Corbyn and Swinson, particularly Corbyn IMO received no end of ridicule. This - even though, as you say - "Had they acted in the nation’s best interests (as they saw it) there would have been nothing BJ could have don’t about it." and Brexit could possibly/probably been stopped.

 

[mcfc1632]

When I worked closely with EU ppl, the future direction and desire was clear and this is an example. Brexit has made it easier to work towards a super state.

Indeed it has - but the direction was set any way and we were simply being conveniently marginalised by opt-outs that would quickly become untenable

 

[mcfc1632]

I'd record every church bell in the country, then play them at 100 decibels outside his front window...

For three and a half years.

Are these fuckers still haunting the HoC or have they seen the light and come to terms with the fact we are Leaving

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Less black people in my local Tesco Extra as well. Oh and can't forget about those church bells

Can we just stop with this racist shit please. The more desperate Remainers become the more they seem willing to stoop to this sort of thing.

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Can we just stop pointing out leave wouldn't have won without racist rhetoric please. The more desperate Remainers become the more they seem willing to stoop to this sort of thing.

 

[Len Rum]

I agree - as you are replying to the part of the post that states that Johnson played Corbyn and Swinson well, but still - the main part of @blueinsa post: "They had the government defeated and revoke within reach or at the very least a second ref yet they couldn't see the wood for the trees and got greedy." you seem to agree with.

Strange that when I have recently pointed out that if there is a future No-Deal outcome that whilst the management of events from 12/12/19 will be all down to Johnson's team - a good deal of the blame that there is even the prospect that this could happen should be placed at the door of Corbyn and Swinson, particularly Corbyn IMO received no end of ridicule. This - even though, as you say - "Had they acted in the nation’s best interests (as they saw it) there would have been nothing BJ could have don’t about it." and Brexit could possibly/probably been stopped.

No deal if it happens will be the fault of Corbyn and Swinson, particularly Jezza?
Fcuk's sake.

 

[Metal Biker]

The only ones flaunting racist rhetoric, to be used as a "persuasive" argument against brexit, were the remainers.