hilts
Well-Known Member
You are no longer a racist now though coz you have seen the light, which is nice.
I hope you have apologised for all the racisty things you did previously though. It must also be a relief that your face is no longer red mind.
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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I hope you have apologised for all the racisty things you did previously though. It must also be a relief that your face is no longer red mind.
You are no longer a racist now though coz you have seen the light, which is nice.
I hope you have apologised for all the racisty things you did previously though. It must also be a relief that your face is no longer red mind.
It’s still red but worse still, it’s also white and stuck on a middle aged male.
I know, I know, I’m sorry….
hilts
Well-Known Member
As your sponsor I look forward to our next EU meeting. My name is blueinsa and its been 453 days since my last gammon. Today I felt the urge to read the Mail but I resisted and had a coffee at Pret instead.It’s still red but worse still, it’s also white and stuck on a middle aged male.
I know, I know, I’m sorry….
I have however spent time with white males over 50 twice this week.
If the EU didn't want us to fall they wouldn't have invented gravity. Go in peace and to a country of your choice.
Within reason obviously.
HahahahaAs your sponsor I look forward to our next EU meeting. My name is blueinsa and its been 453 days since my last gammon. Today I felt the urge to read the Mail but I resisted and had a coffee at Pret instead.
I have however spent time with white males over 50 twice this week.
If the EU didn't want us to fall they wouldn't have invented gravity. Go in peace and to a country of your choice.
Within reason obviously.
bluebaja
Well-Known Member
No disrespect but I just Googled it and it didn't tell me fuck all....All I did was to Google .... '' How does the EU treat Third Countries?'' to decide that wasn't for me and my family ... took less than 30 seconds .
Everyone who voted to leave either didn't do any research or let their racism decide. (or both)
I take the point but if people will not accept that it's a disaster then the two likeliest responses are taking the piss or getting cross.Most of us who voted for brexit have already admitted it was a mistake and something to learn from.
This thread though is something else at times and some of the narratives on display are worthy of some piss taking I’m afraid.
But most who voted for Brexit have not admitted it was a mistake, so the anger and the piss taking must go on.
How else can one deal for instance with a Tory sect dedicated to boosting the failure of a boosterist liar who never really believed Brexit was a good thing?
gordondaviesmoustache
Well-Known Member
Who did you get to serve you?As your sponsor I look forward to our next EU meeting. My name is blueinsa and its been 453 days since my last gammon. Today I felt the urge to read the Mail but I resisted and had a coffee at Pret instead.
dave_blue12
Well-Known Member
If only mate.
Sensible and the politics sub forum are not compatible I’m afraid.
That you believe you are able to judge what is and isn’t sensible in politics demonstrates your lack of self awareness perfectly.
You not only voted for Brexit but argued vehemently with anyone who called out its flaws.
That you believe you are able to judge what is and isn’t sensible in politics demonstrates your lack of self awareness perfectly.
You not only voted for Brexit but argued vehemently with anyone who called out its flaws.
And there we have it, right on cue.
Yes I argued for and voted for brexit, as was my absolute democratic right and on reflection I was wrong. I argued even more vehemently for brexit too happen when many wanted the result of the referendum ignored and for that I will never apologise because to have done that would have been a disgrace.
What you think of me personally is if so little consequence it barely registers. What you have to get used to though is the fact my vote and that of every single other person out there matters just as much as yours does and sometimes, you will be in a minority and you won’t get the outcome you would like.
With brexit it all got a tad too personal and even to this day, some just won’t let go and I include yourself in that.
You demand democracy but only on your own terms and it does not work like that I’m afraid.
It is a shame that a significant number of the public were persuaded that Brexit would be an economic and social benefit by a small number of politicians who were prepared to lie, backed by media outlets in tax havens. Some of those politicians then made personal decisions to mitigate the impact of Brexit, despite selling its virtues to the nation. The duplicity at the heart of our political system, and the overwhelming desire for some narcissistic individuals to win, despite the enormous cost to others, is a deeply shameful indictment on our nation and its choices.